I would genuinely like to watch a whole game with this camera setup. Now I’d struggle if it were Arsenal but this from home is as good as you’ll get to seeing the game at the real pace but also you don’t know what’s coming next, what pass is on, everything play is a surprise.

Forward together. Mikel Arteta is here to stay ❤️

Some players never lose it 🥶 #RobertPires #Metz #Arsenal

I hate to be that guy. But is anyone looking into how Manchester City women’s team have been financed over the years? They have the same chairman/owner after it was announced in 2012 they would officially be run by the club under the same agreement. They’ve been a force since.

Anyone with a bit of cash fancy taking on a football club? Home games at an international class sports stadium, access to state of the art training facilities, passionate core fanbase and what’s more, you don’t need to deal with Lee Cattermole as manager anymore. #HeedArmy

The first player to score in 6⃣ consecutive UEFA Nations League games 👏 #NationsLeague

I think the Red Cartel is a myth used by underachieving club supporters. Liverpool didn't win a league for 30 years. United similar Arsenal 22 and never won a European Champions Cup Chelsea were a run down shitheap run by a man putting barbed wire up. City were a club you just had to beat to get where you needed to go. Villa finished second in the early Prem and never capitalised despite always been run prudently Newcastle won nothing for 70 years with plenty of fans and Prem money. Leeds spent half of their existence outside of the top flight Yes, there are romantic and historic reasons why Liverpool, United and Arsenal "caught fire" and imaginations of huge numbers. It's why people buy iphones, Ferraris, want to live in London, New York or Paris. Some things transcend the normal. The 3 big clubs aren't all wine and roses either. Glazers are a cancer on the club, FSG and LFC fans butt heads often, likewise Kroenkes. But to suggest they have some golden key to unlock corrupt practice over 5 decades on their favour, there just isn't the evidence for it. Do I believe every club should start a season having a capable squad which I'm theory could win the league? Yes. Do I think the current financial rules punish some clubs because of the corruption of others? Yes. Do I think every club should spend whatever they like? No, because of the shitshow we're seeing today. City and Chelsea when I was a kid were second division also rans and a Steve Mackenzie thunderbastard v Spurs. And that's cool, loved both. But the "Red Cartel" trophy cabinet is real, and won fairly and squarely at home and abroad. Rome, Barcelona, White Hart Lane, etc etc. Chelsea, City ( and other clubs now) feel 60 years of being crap entitles them to a turbo charged catch up programme based on state ownership, oligarchy and alleged serious financial wrongdoing. Those clubs should all come together and force the Prem to change all sorts of rules. They don't. Why? They all look after number 1.

NEW: Statement from Treasury Committee regarding Man City case.

Back in 2014, there was a man who was already aware of the irregularities involving Manchester City. That man now runs FIFA. The infamous Gianni Infantino, then UEFA General Secretary, abused his authority, shared confidential documents and, in short, outmanoeuvred the Investigatory Chamber, doing everything in his power to ensure that both Manchester City and PSG would merely receive a fine, avoiding a deeper investigation that could have led to a Champions League ban. All of these details were also revealed through Football Leaks. Given his actions as UEFA General Secretary and, more recently, as FIFA President, I can only say, in my humble opinion, that Gianni Infantino has become a cancer on football and should have no place in the future of the game.

Arsene Wenger on Manchester City's £400m sponsorship deal with Etihad Airways in 2011: "It raises the real question about the credibility of the financial fair play. "That is what this is all about. They give us the message that they can get around it by doing what they want. It means financial fair play will not come in. It is as simple as that. I can understand how they do it but it raises the real question. The difficulty and the credibility of the financial fair play is at stake. "Plus, if the financial fair play is to have a chance, the sponsorship has to be at the market price. It cannot be doubled, tripled or quadrupled because that means it is better that we don't do it and we leave everybody free. That can be defended as well, but if they bring the rules in they have to be respected."

A suspended Erling Haaland watching Man City’s first away game of the 2027/28 season

Anyone interested in a sweepstake? You just have to pick which global partner will be the first to end their relationship with Manchester City.

As both damaging and entertaining as this is, I do prefer it when we have the type of scandal that made the Premier League the greatest league on earth to begin with. Although we do still need to question the conduct of the officials in this game.

FYI if this were true, which I wholeheartedly doubt it is. Players would be within their right to leave the football club on the basis they were signed under false pretences. Each agent discussed the investigation with MCFC, what assurances were they given or were they lied to?

Asked Man City CEO Ferran Soriano about the PL verdict confirming their guilt

And I love my mother, but I wouldn’t have told her to go out and steal T-Bone steaks from Waitrose because I wasn’t satisfied with the ones I could afford from Morrisons. If you love someone, you support them to be the best they can be. You don’t pump them full of steroids!

I think @IanDoyleSport has somehow missed the whole point of what those 114 charges Man City are guilty of, actually enables them to do on and off the pitch. They didn’t become superior from obtaining the best coaches, players and resources money can buy, simply by chance 🤦‍♂️

🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 Live footage of Italian🇮🇹 police👮🏻‍♂️ forcing entry to Kevin de Bruyne’s home to collect all medals from his time at Man City.

Man City fans are on the defensive. Desperately pushing for a fine and nothing else. Claiming nobody really cares and it would be more damaging to the premier league if they were to be stripped of titles and relegated. They. Are. Desperate 😂😂