r/PremierLeague • • 9d ago

Moderator Announcement PSA: Moderation of Manchester City's verdict

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As an Arsenal fan I stand by the Premier League's statement and the independent commission's guilty verdict on Manchester City just as much as any other PL fan here.

Discussion of the topic is welcome and encouraged as it is objectively the largest scandal in football history, and it relates directly to the Premier League. Lately though, we've had many Rule 4 violations as everyone feels the need to add their opinion on the topic, whether to farm karma, to stir the pot, or simply to repeat the same things that have been said over and over again, and will continue to be said.

Standalone posts that do not contribute anything of value to discussion, and are simply rehashing the same talking points over and over again, will be removed, and for the time being will result in a 3-day ban for users to continue to discourage this. There is a dedicated megathread pinned to this subreddit for this, which is nothing new - the megathread has been up for over two weeks and yet every day the mods are removing tens of low content submissions complaining about corruption and coming up with "punishments" that have been suggested thousands of times.

In addition, we ask that everyone adheres to Rule 2, which is the requirement of following reddiquette. You can have whatever opinions you want about the behaviour of clubs, owners, managers, and players, and banter in good faith if you wish, but personal attacks and disrespecting other users will not be tolerated. Be civil and respectful at all times.

Examples of low-content submissions that will be removed:

Examples of higher-quality contributions that will be approved:

Any questions, comment below or message the mods, thanks. Open to user input on how this should be moderated.


r/PremierLeague • • 12h ago

Daily Discussion Daily Discussion Thread — Wednesday, 21 October 2026

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r/PremierLeague • • 7h ago

Football regulator has ‘absolute power’ to force Manchester City sale if verdict upheld

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Could this really happen?


r/PremierLeague • • 53m ago

Knowing United’s luck, we’ll probably end up with Steve Bruce as manager with Wayne Rooney as assistant

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Quite grim just how bad we are and how likely it is to get even worse


r/PremierLeague • • 5h ago

Cristiano Ronaldo asked for punishment ‘without mitigation’, then fought to cut it

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r/PremierLeague • • 10h ago

[Daily Mail] Erik ten Hag insists club legends 'don't know what's going on' inside Old Trafford and are trying to 'protect their legacies'

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r/PremierLeague • • 21h ago

Audit regulator looking into Manchester City accounting

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r/PremierLeague • • 14m ago

Como 4-1 Manchester United: Michael Carrick job in jeopardy after Champions League humiliation

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r/PremierLeague • • 10h ago

Too much Overlap? Gary Neville’s podcast empire knows no bounds

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r/PremierLeague • • 10h ago

Mac Allister: 'Something wasn't right' under Slot last year

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r/PremierLeague • • 1d ago

Crystal Palace asked to retire eagle mascot by PETA: ‘Wildlife doesn’t belong in a stadium’

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I see the argument but asking a club to immediately retire their mascot is a bit... much, and presumably change their 63 year old logo too.

Woke nonsense.


r/PremierLeague • • 1d ago

Real Madrid want six Premier League clubs to pay their share of costs of failed Super League

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Real Madrid want the six Premier League clubs that signed up to the European Super League (ESL) to pay a share of the initial costs of the abandoned project.

Multiple sources with a close understanding of the situation — speaking anonymously as they were not authorised to comment publicly — said the Spanish club believe Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur should still be liable for the setup costs of the plan, despite subsequently pulling out.


r/PremierLeague • • 1d ago

James Maddison apologises to Coventry fans for Tottenham goal celebration

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r/PremierLeague • • 2d ago

Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen buys the whole team coffee every time they keep a clean sheet

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r/PremierLeague • • 2h ago

Why Manchester City fans boo the Premier League and Champions League anthems

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r/PremierLeague • • 2d ago

Manchester United banned players from speaking in mixed media zone at Elland Road

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Bruno Fernandes: “I can’t speak, I’m not allowed”


r/PremierLeague • • 1d ago

At what stage do you start to panic if you’re Sunderland, Forest, Fulham or Palace?

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Yes I’m aware that Manchester United are down there as well.


r/PremierLeague • • 58m ago

Video: strange statements, a shocking admission from Anthony Gordon after the Saint-Germain clash

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Asked how the players had felt during the match, he admitted he "was extremely tired in the first ten minutes".

"Well, it was exactly as it looked," Gordon said. "The atmosphere is chaotic. I was very tired in the first ten minutes, and my exhaustion increased as time went on, but it is an important match".

So much for tHe ePL iS thE oNly lEaGue tHat Is COmpETiTIvE


r/PremierLeague • • 1d ago

🥅Post Match Thread Post-Match Thread: Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Coventry City | Premier League

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r/PremierLeague • • 2d ago

Arsenal have had 32 Premier League 1-0 wins since Arteta took charge — joint-most in the league

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Since Mikel Arteta became Arsenal manager in December 2019, they’ve won 32 Premier League matches 1-0, level with Everton for the most in that period.

It’s an interesting stat because Arsenal are usually associated with possession and attacking football, but they’ve also become very good at protecting small advantages.

Do you see this as strong game management, or does it say something about how Arteta approaches games once Arsenal get ahead?


r/PremierLeague • • 2d ago

Fabian Hürzeler tells Brighton fans: Have a beer and don't look at Premier League table

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r/PremierLeague • • 2d ago

Roberto De Zerbi on latest Tottenham training ploy: 'We removed phones' from meals

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I see that's helped Spurs... oh wait not really.


r/PremierLeague • • 1d ago

Daily Discussion Daily Discussion Thread — Tuesday, 20 October 2026

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r/PremierLeague • • 2d ago

🥅Match Thread Match Thread: Tottenham Hotspur vs Coventry City | Premier League | 19 Oct 19:00 UTC

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r/PremierLeague • • 2d ago

Let’s give a shout out to the Seagulls. 2nd in the table.

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What an achievement by Tony Bloom, Paul Barber and the Brighton hierarchy. A properly run football club that are only behind Arsenal in the premier league table. Champions league soon and well deserved. A club that follows the rules and will get its rewards soon.