Jordan warns City face 'significant trouble' in 114-charge appeal
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- Manchester Evening NewsLocal press
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- newsdesk@men-news.co.uk (Kieran Horn)
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Key points
- Ex-Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan believes City's appeal is unlikely to succeed and will not change the outcome
- City found guilty of 114 breaches of Premier League financial rules; sanctions still to be decided pending appeal
- Rivals may pursue class action legal case against City once the appeal process concludes
Summary
Simon Jordan has warned Manchester City that their appeal against 114 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules faces an uphill battle. Speaking on talkSPORT, the former Crystal Palace owner said the club is in "significant trouble" and that an appeal is unlikely to produce a different outcome.
City were charged in February 2023 and found guilty of all but one breach. Sanctions have not yet been imposed and remain subject to the appeal process. Rivals are reportedly planning a potential class action lawsuit once that concludes.
Original headline
Ex-Premier League boss warns Man City of 'significant trouble' over 115 charges appeal
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