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Discussion on Premier League Controversies
这事真的相当难看， 我确实为此感到非常痛心。
它，呃， 在英超也会再次一样，
但现在感觉
好像再也不会一样了。
嗯，这影响巨大，而且，听着， 制定的那些规则，
呃，是，是反竞争的。
我并不特别喜欢那些规则， 但规则就在那里，而且已经被
违反了。如果上诉失败， 就会有
惩罚。我给一个支持曼城的， 朋友发消息说，
“下赛季
英乙见。”然后，呃……
他以为我是认真的， 因为我们肯定会降级。
但我，我是说，我，我， 我觉得这真的很可悲，不过
我也认为，这让 英超
显得非常糟糕，它需要长久而严肃地 ，
冷静地照照镜子，看看它有多么糟糕 地
英超处理了这一切。
这么多年过去了， 如今作出这个裁决，我认为
英超错得离谱， 现在我们得重写
历史。我们曾庆祝的一切， 如今都在想，
等等。
那，那件事真的对吗？ 你知道，我说庆祝时，
我……
阿圭罗时刻带给中立球迷的喜悦。
嗯哼。
我们真的能说，呃， 那一切真的存在过吗？
我们是否在质疑自己的， 你知道，足球经历，以及自己的足球
历史？ 然后我看看曼彻斯特另一头的
格雷泽家族让 那家伟大的足球俱乐部背负
令人瞠目结舌的债务， 显然这却没问题。
那不是问题。 这么做并没有违反任何规则。
所以英超得先整顿好自己， 弄清什么才是对的
所有权，以及什么是不好的所有权。
因为我看到很多好事， 都是曼城老板做的。
他们努力让球队 具备竞争力，这没问题，
他们违反了
规则，他们理应为此 受到惩罚。
我完全明白， 所以我不觉得自己在回避
这个话题。
但他们重振了曼彻斯特的一个地区。
他们认真对待女子足球。
他们认真对待青训， 培养出无数职业
足球运动员，不仅为曼城 效力，也为其他俱乐部效力。
曼城做了很多好事， 用他们投入的
资金
投入到足球里。让我再强调一次。
这些老板向足球 投入了资金。
是的，也投给了——
曼联——
也投进了曼彻斯特
正在从足球中捞钱。 格雷泽家族该受什么惩罚？
是啊，这事挺奇怪的， 因为，你知道，
你可以看看
英超各家俱乐部的各种情况， 不是吗？
既有劣势，也有优势。
是啊，可以这么说，我觉得最丑陋、 最丑陋的一面是，你知道，
我，我是个，我热爱足球，好吗？你——
是啊
我们都爱足球，好吗， 但各自支持不同球队。
但总的来说，我爱足球，而且， 我们会调侃一些球迷，说他们
太自以为是。我们还会， 调侃一些球迷庆祝得太
过头了，或者
不管怎样。 但这都只是善意的玩笑
和乐趣，我们也会好好地
笑一笑。 但现在我看到一些
曼城死敌俱乐部的球迷， 想让某家俱乐部
消失——
对
想让球迷极度不开心 和伤心。
我告诉你， 曼城球迷绝对会欣然接受
我告诉你， 曼城球迷绝对会欣然接受
如果他们被
降级到英乙。我认为， 顺便说一句，这不会发生。
说到降级， 流浪者进入了清算程序。
他们不复存在了。
所以我不太明白这种相似性 到底在哪里。
马赛，你也知道，托尼——
对
那是关于操纵比赛。 这与曼——
城所做的事无关。
至于尤文图斯，那是关于 裁判丑闻，
裁判腐败。 这与曼——
城所做的事无关。
所以那些俱乐部的任何先例都不 适用于曼城。
我不认为他们会被降级 或降班。
我能看到他们被大幅扣分 从下个
赛季开始。 至于是否被剥夺冠军头衔，
我不认为英超联赛
想改写自己的历史。
或者实施转会禁令， 而且比正常期限更长，拉德。
对—
坦白说
我觉得这或许可行。 但那样，你就会
遇到一种局面， 那会在某种程度上阻止球员转会—
kinda stops players moving to a certain extent-
而那些球员可能会
而那些球员可能会
对那项裁决提出质疑，他们有这个
权利，因为，呃，你知道，你、你 是在限制他们自由
决定自己职业生涯想做什么。
在达成任何形式的解决方案之前，我 们还有很多问题 需要处理。
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Original transcript (English)
It's been pretty ugly really, and I'm actually really gutted by it. It, it, uh, it will be the same again in the Premier League, but it feels right now like it'll never be the same again. Um, this is huge and, and s- listen, the rules that were put in
place, uh, are, are anti-competitive. I don't particularly like those rules, but the rules are there and they have been broken, and if the appeal fails, there will be a punishment. And I messaged a, a City supporting mate of mine saying, "See you in
League Two next season," and, uh- ... he thought I was serious, 'cause we're definitely going down. But, I, I mean, I, I, I think it's really sad, but I also think it reflects so badly on the Premier League that needs to have a long, hard,
cold stare at itself in the mirror at how badly the Premier League has handled all of this. After all these years, for this verdict to happen, I think the Premier League has got it so badly wrong, and now we're gonna have to rewrite history. All the things that we celebrated, we're thinking,
hang on a minute. Is that, is that, was that right? You know, we, when I say celebrated, I'm... The joy of the Aguero moment for the n- neutral football fan. Mm-hmm.
Can we actually, uh, did that really exist? Are we questioning our own, you know, football experiences, our own football history? And then I look across Manchester at the Glazers saddling that great football club with eye-watering debt, and apparently that's okay.
That's not a problem. You haven't broken any rules doing that. So the Premier League needs to sort itself out into what is good ownership and what's bad ownership. Because I see a lot of good that the Man City owners have done. They've tried to make their team competitive, and fine,
that they've broken the rules and they should be punished for that. I get that totally, so I don't think I'm avoiding that subject. But they've regenerated a part of Manchester.
They take women's football seriously. They take academy football seriously, bringing through endless professional footballers, not just for Man City but for other clubs. There's a lot of good that Manchester City have done with the money they've pumped
into football. And let me repeat that. These owners have pumped money into football. Yeah. And into- Manchester United- And into Manchester
... are taking money out of football. So where's the punishment for the Glazers? Yeah, it's a, it's a strange one, aye, because there's, you know, you could look at all different scenarios at all different clubs in the Premier League, can't you? And there's disadvantages and advantages.
Yeah, you can, and I think the ugly, really ugly side of this was, you know, I, I'm a, I love football, okay? You- Yeah ... we all love football, okay, but we have our own teams. But generally, I love football, and yeah, we'll, we'll have a pop at some fans for
being deluded. We'll have a, a pop at some fans for celebrating too much or whatever it is. But it's all good knockabout banter and fun, and we have a good laugh with it as well. But now I'm seeing some
fans of rival clubs of Manchester City wanting a club to die- Yeah ... wanting the fans to be desperately unhappy and sad.
Let me tell you, Man City fans will absolutely embrace it if they get relegated to League Two. I can't see that happening, by the way. When you look at demotions, Rangers went into liquidation. They ceased to exist.
So I'm not quite sure where the similarity is there. Marseille, as you know, Tony- Yeah ... that was about match fixing. That's nothing to do with mo- what Man City have
done. And with Juventus, that was about a refereeing scandal, refereeing corruption. That's nothing to do with Mo- what Man City have done. So any precedents from those clubs do not apply to Manchester City. I can't see them being demoted or relegated.
I can see them having a massive points deduction from the start of next season. Whether they're stripped of titles, I don't think that the Premier League wants to rewrite its own history. Or maybe an embanga- embargo, and a longer one than normal, Rade.
Yeah- Frankly ... I think that that could work. But then you, you've got a situation where that kinda stops players moving to a certain extent-
Mm ... and those individual players might challenge that ruling, and they've got a right to 'cause, uh, you know, you've, y- you're stopping their freedom to do what they want in their careers.
There's a lot of ground to cover before we get to any kind of resolution.
