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BBC SPORT@bbcsport Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has written an open letter to fans on their website following the reports around the club's 115 charges case, stating "our confidence and intent in proving the club’s innocence is just as strong as when this began."
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@russellbaker3 😂😂😂
@nannieshirl 😂
@sulanthung_tungoe_official Rival fans thought we would suffer after pep n rodri , silva big big players left , they told us we r finished, yet we are on top , n now since pep departure isn't stopping us from being so good then they are trying to bring our man city club down by all these charges lol . Cry more rival fans. ....
@trutyfruity Cheats… no one wants you in the league
@obobkins Sounds like something a cheater would say
@mesdon.mv1 In other words they gonna buy their way out as usual 😂😂😂
@brearley_simon Damaged the Premier League brand. Damaged the integrity of the competition. Cost other clubs large fortunes. Sound sorry doesn’t he.
@lee_j52 Just pay the FA off like you I’ve always done ✔️
@its_the_allawati Spoken like a true boss, rival fans are hating he spoke with confidence 😂
@moiseld94 If you know how truly satisfied I am with your statement, Mr. President, my sky-blue heart is overflowing. I will immediately rid myself of the propaganda of the fake media and malicious competitors who only think of the misfortunes of others. I assure you that you haven't understood the meaning of football. I will write "Manchester City" in my blood, with my head held high and in a loud voice, even if one day it becomes difficult: City, City, City forever.
@sirenarescatada It’s not undermining when you cheat it’s called cheating
@misskloeloveshy My club 🩵
@ynodada We are reaching the independant panels conclusion, not our own conclusions…