With many fans criticising Manchester City's 115 FFP charges, Mark Goldbridge believes if they are guilty they should be relegated to League Two like Rangers were in Scotland.
, the Premier League champions are pushing for the removal of the Associated Party Transaction rules, which they claim are ‘unlawful’.in 2021 and are designed to maintain competitiveness in the Premier League .
City view the rules, which were voted by rival clubs, as an attempt to suppress their success after falling victims to 'discrimination' under league rules approved by a 'tyranny of the majority.'There are 115 reasons why City should be relegated to League Two - they have no integrity Up to 12 clubs have so far agreed to participate where they will provide witness statements or a letter in support of the Premier League’s defence.
This would increase the amount of money they can raise,leading to a bigger transfer budget to bolster their squads.Credit: Getty Images - Getty
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