Claims extracted
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sentences that state something as happening or true
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1 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Canada coach Jesse Marsch has called for Manchester City to be punished severely over breaches of Premier League financial rules, saying his experience managing against the club left him convinced there were inconsistencies in the way it operated.
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it → call → way
City were found guilty of serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules over nine seasons from 2009-10 to 2017-18, with the league alleging the club used “sham” commercial contracts to inflate revenue and understate costs by more than 900 million pounds ($1.19bn).
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The club has denied wrongdoing, saying the verdict contained material errors of law, principle and fact, and filed an appeal on Thursday against the independent commission’s ruling.
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verdict → find → ruling
Marsch, who managed Leeds United from 2022 to 2023, said the disparity between the clubs had been apparent to him during his time in England.
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disparity → manage → England
“I think Man City should be punished severely.
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City → think → ?
I think they should have to go down, and by the way, everyone knew about it.
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everyone → think → it
Everyone knew,” Marsch told The Guardian in an interview published on Sunday.
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Marsch → know → Sunday
Marsch also pointed to the 2022 summer transfer window, when Leeds sold Raphinha to Barcelona and Kalvin Phillips to City, while both clubs reported making money.
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clubs → point → money
“That summer [2022], us and Man City were the only teams that said we made money,” he said.
“For us, we did make money, because we sold Raphinha, we sold Kalvin Phillips.
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we → say → Phillips
We had a lot left over from what we bought.
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we → have → what
“At the time, we weren’t in a position financially to not save.
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we → save → position
Our ownership didn’t have deep pockets.
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ownership → have → pockets
Whereas when Man City says this, I was literally like, ‘Are you kidding me? Is this some kind of joke?'”
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this → say → joke
“When they said they got Erling Haaland for 52 million pounds ($69m), it’s like, ‘Yeah, OK, sure!’
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it → say → pounds
So, I knew there were inconsistencies in it, but what can you do?
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you → know → what
You just put your arms in the air and go, ‘This is football’,” Marsch said.
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Marsch → put → air
City’s appeal will be heard privately by an independent three-member board, with the club fully denying all charges.
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club → hear → charges
Potential sanctions include fines, points deductions and other sporting penalties, with relegation or the removal of titles also discussed as possible outcomes.
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relegation → include → outcomes
It remains unclear whether any sanctions would be imposed before the appeal is decided.
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appeal → remain → ?
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