🚨Neil Warnock: "When you get a group of players, no matter how much money they're on, it doesn't mean you're going to be successful. Not in a million years! Pep installed togetherness with De Bruyne and others. He blended them all. It won't taint my opinion of him" #ManCity #PL

Simon Jordan was absolutely belting City last week and now he's completely flipped the script. What is happening? Are people actually seeing the light?

"Man City’s owners invested heavily, grew the club into a global powerhouse and poured huge amounts into the regeneration of Manchester… yet somehow that’s seen as the problem. 🤔 Meanwhile, Man United have spent years carrying enormous debt while money has continued to leave the club, and apparently that model is perfectly acceptable. One ownership puts money in. The other has seen money going out. Yet somehow we’re supposed to believe the first one is what’s wrong with modern football." Make it make sense. 😂 Premier League football in a nutshell. 👀

Arsenal should be the next club to be investigated after City. Before last season, Arsenal had spent over £2b since Arteta took over, and the FA Cup is the only trophy they have won. 6+ years, £2b spent, one cup won. How does that add up? 🤔 I thought clubs were meant to sell players to balance the books if they're not winning. So how does Arsenal spend over £2b and only win the FA Cup? Chelsea sold players and a hotel to balance theirs. City sold players just to be able to sign more. Newcastle sold their three best players to stay within PSR. So what exactly is Arsenal doing differently? Why does PSR hit everyone else, but Arsenal keep spending without the same sacrifices?

🔵 One rebuilds the City of Manchester and transforms a football club into one of the giants of world football: 🔴 Another plunges their football club into ONE BILLION pounds of debt: ◼️ Don't ever tell me there is no anti-City bias when it comes to accountabilty: 👀 #ManCity

Arsenal fans are completely ignoring that their own manager has some involvement with the 114 charges at man City.. 👀

🚨 BREAKING: If Manchester City win their appeal and the verdict is overturned, the Premier League may never be the same again. City could then take legal action and seek huge damages over the case. The Premier League and its independent bodies could face serious questions about how the case was handled. This could lead to major changes and a complete reform of the Premier League’s system. 🔵 The outcome of this appeal could change English football forever.

Face like a dogs ballsack.

Tremendous from Liam on that 24 carat knobhead @terrychristian

Only thing MAN CITY are guilty of is making the red cartel look like SHITCUNTS hit me with your rhythm stick CITY CITY

🚨 NEW: Liam Gallagher says he’s been told Manchester City would receive a fine and transfer ban if they lost an appeal over the Premier League charges.

🚨🩵 Manchester City have told the team not to worry, with relegation not even being considered. ✅ [via @GraemeBailey]

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: The Manchester City chairman is CONFIDENT the club will clear its reputation and beat all of the 114 charges. Khaldoon Al Mubarak believes the club will prove its innocence.

On July 14, 2023, UEFA fined Manchester United €300,000 (around £257,000) for breaking Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. “People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"

you can never take this feeling away from us

Corrupt as fuck. #NUFC

We can drag City without disrespecting Pep Guardiola. Since Pep arrived both Manchester United and City spent over £1.3bn on transfers. Premier League titles
City 6 — United 0 Champions League City 1 — United 0 Total trophies City 20 — United 5 The difference?: Pep Guardiola

Manchester City could be relegated to the national league north and we’d still win another Premier League before Man United.

So you’re trying to tell me this moment is a product of 115 Charges?

Any medals for cheating on your dying wife you cunt?