Full fixtures now on OS

https://www.mancity.com/fixtures/mens

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/06/12/spanish_laliga_app_gdpr_fine/

What a lovely organisation headed by a upright and honest man, I'm sure.

Strange that I find no suggestion that they were wrong to do so!

Now the back handed blackening of City starts a pace, no doubt fuelled by UEFA and jealous rivals seeking to interrupt City's progress.

https://www.givemesport.com/1481851-the-top-20-spenders-in-europe-since-2008-man-city-top-by-a-distance

Key elements to note.

1  The choice of an eleven year period for the analysis.
2  Phraseology
    a  man-city-top-by-a-distance
    b  But achieving that level of success has been fuelled by some pretty ridiculous spending in the transfer market.
    c  The data from Transfermarkt is pretty damning for City.
3  'While City have never spent anything close to £100m on a single player, they have spent over £30m on 15 different players. No comparison to other
    teams purchases around £30m.
4  Net Spend' as the main comparator rather than gross spend, as it makes the difference look worse.
5  Most notably, there is no mention of how far behind the other teams City were 11 years ago.

This is just more black propaganda being spread against the club using a weak and subservient media as the tool to do so.

The appeal is not looking good though not because it isn't justified.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/jun/07/manchester-city-cas-appeal-uefa-ffp-referral-likely-to-fail

Yes I read that, but I think this would have been clear to City and their legal team (3 top law firms I read) lodging the complaint is a shot across the bows to warn of what will happen if they proceed down the road they have set out.