'Everyone wants clarity' over Man City charges, says Arsenal chief
Arsenal's chief executive Richard Garlick speaks out on the case against Manchester City and the more than 100 alleged breaches of the Premier League's financial rules.
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"It has gone on for a while. Everybody - the league and the teams - would want the clarity around what's going to happen next."
— Richard Garlick , Executive
"I do accept it's taking longer than expected, and I understand that people want to find out as soon as possible what's going on, but I simply can't provide that."
— Richard Masters , Executive
"It had gone on for far too long."
— Daniel Levy , Executive
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Arsenal's chief executive Richard Garlick speaks out on the case against Manchester City and the more than 100 alleged breaches of the Premier League's financial rules.
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