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Senior executives from two top clubs believe expelling Manchester City would be a "self-inflicted commercial disaster" for the league. They said removing such a key attraction would cost other clubs a lot of money from broadcasters and sponsors. Man City maintains its innocence after being found guilty of 114 financial charges.
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