Cheers Billy ! #mcfctogether 👍

Hey guys if anyone could help or have any thoughts helping my son get a step up he’s a clever lad

@71Season - accepted re Villa, their response had the desired effect as the pundit has now apologised - agree with your comment about City, if the owners do have a case for libel then I am sure they will pursue through legal channels accordingly 👍

In the Kippax for this one - seems like yesterday, life is short....👍💙🙏⚽

"Lest we forget" @ManCity versus @BHAFC pay our respects - we will remember them 🥀🙏💙

a must read book about one of, if not the greatest sportsman to have ever graced these shores - Max Woosnam @ManCity - if you know, you know. It's our history #mcfc #together 👍🙏⚽💙

It's a funny old game......😉👍🙏💙⚽

wish I'd have been there to see this @GoreGahan1 😉👍🙏💙🎶🎵🎼🎸

He’s one of our own and, when he’s on form he’s different gravy. A fully fit and fired up Phil Foden is an invaluable asset to a City side looking to get back to winning the Premier League and the Champions League. Welcome back fella 🩵🩵🩵 @PhilFoden @ManCity

Evening Blues, Having learnt a lesson with the other @umbro shirts and delivery times I have gone pre-order for the latest one This time it's Ardwick AFC clubmerchandise.org/ancoats-… @ClubMerchandise will only be doing 10 at first to see how they go. All profits will go to @MCFCfoodbank clubmerchandise.org/ancoats-…

Can highly recommend these Blues. Top quality shirts and supporting a fantastic cause too. Well worth your patience. Up the Blues 🩵

The Manchester City Coat of Arms @wozza64mcfc always worn with pride - thanks to @TheRealFBloke_ the shirt arrived recently - first outing today supporting @MCFCfoodbank 😉👍🙏💙⚽ Ctwd x

a fantastic evening with @realjahwobble playing Metal Box in dub live in Todmorden -my regards to Andy B John!😉👍🙏💙🎼🎶🎵🎸

@WeAre1894 City’s 2nd half performance was superb, but the best display of the night came courtesy of you guys - absolutely magnificent. Stating the obvious you are excellent standard bearers for our club - always have been and never more so than in these challenging times 🩵💪🏻🩵

don't usually bother blocking those who comment with personal insults etc because it goes with the territory on this platform, but it shouldn't have to be - so from now on -don't mind banter (light hearted) or a reasoned point of view -but abuse won't be tolerated 👍🙏💙⚽ #mcfc

there not their...?🤔 Who's the 'fool' here, remind me?! 😂 toodle pip...😉👍🙏⚽💙

One of the best games I've attended in a long time and PSG one of the best opponents I've ever seen - magnificent . At 0-3 we could have folded but we gave it a proper good go 2nd half and if anything the final score slightly flattered PSG -proud of the effort from the lads #mcfc

it's another blinding picture @NewtonBria81614 👍👍

We’re talking about allegations carrying potentially devastating consequences for one of the world’s biggest football clubs. Yet the public is asked to accept the conclusions of unidentified decision-makers, reached through proceedings conducted behind closed doors, based on evidence that remains concealed. And we’re supposed to regard this as a triumph of transparency and fairness? Rather than wait for City—which maintains that the decision is factually and legally incorrect—to complete its appeal, the media and punditry, including former players associated with the Incumbent Four, are demanding immediate and severe punishment. Many have spent years treating allegations as established facts. Now they treat a decision still subject to appeal as the final word. This is a complete mockery of due process and fundamental fairness. Even if City ultimately prevails, it will already have been punished in the court of public opinion. Years of reputational damage, attacks on the legitimacy of its accomplishments, and efforts to discredit the Club cannot simply be undone by a successful appeal. And consider the broader picture. A League historically dominated by a handful of established clubs adopts financial regulations that substantially favor those incumbents. Its chief executive, appointed through a process reportedly influenced by some of those same clubs, oversees an investigation into the challenger that broke their dominance. Charges arrive during that challenger’s greatest season. An anonymous commission, constituted under a disciplinary structure connected to the League, ultimately issues a guilty verdict based on evidence the public cannot examine. Meanwhile, a partisan media and punditry demands that the Club be punished before the appeals process has run its course. How could anyone reasonably expect City supporters not to question this process? So, for those wondering why Manchester City supporters are sticking together, defending their Club, and refusing to accept the prevailing narrative, there’s your answer. We’re entitled to demand transparency. We’re entitled to question whether the process has been fair. And we’re entitled to defend our Club against those who decided long ago what they wanted the outcome to be. We will not apologize for any of that. And we certainly won’t play the sad clowns that this deluded circus demands. 2/2

If Manchester City supporters are firing back, it’s because we refuse, as Simon Bajkowski of the Manchester Evening News so eloquently put it, to “play the sad clowns that the deluded circus demand.” And let’s be clear: this entire legal process, together with the relentless outrage from partisan media and punditry, has become a circus that stinks to high heaven. Before Sheikh Mansour bought Manchester City in 2008, the Cartel was firmly in control of English football. The established Incumbent Four had won 15 of 16 Premier League titles. They occupied every Champions League qualification spot for three consecutive seasons. City had won none. Then City emerged as a genuine challenger to the established order, thanks to an owner with the resources necessary to compete with the Incumbent Four. And suddenly, protecting football’s “financial sustainability” became the great crusade. Shockingly, the rules that emerged—tying permissible spending to existing commercial revenue—overwhelmingly favored the Incumbent Four. The clubs that had spent decades building their financial advantages could continue spending accordingly. Challengers seeking to close the gap would face an entirely different set of constraints. The established order had built its advantage. Now the rules would help preserve it. In March 2019, the Premier League, with Richard Masters serving as interim CEO, opened an investigation into whether City had violated its financial rules. Masters would later become the League’s permanent CEO through an appointment process reportedly influenced by United and Liverpool. Nearly four years later, on February 6, 2023, in the midst of what would become City’s historic treble-winning season, the Club was formally charged. The timing alone raises legitimate questions about the influence of partisan interests within the League. The commission tasked with hearing the charges was then constituted under the authority of a Judicial Panel chair appointed through a process involving Masters and the Premier League. And so the cloud hanging over City continued for an absurdly long time. Finally, on September 29, 2026, we received a guilty verdict. But that verdict came with a few rather extraordinary asterisks. First, we don’t get to know who actually rendered the verdict. The identities of the commission members remain undisclosed. Second, we don’t get to see the underlying evidence the commission supposedly analyzed—at least not yet. Instead, we’re given a 40-page, heavily redacted decision setting out the commission’s findings, while the evidence underlying those findings and the supporting appendices remain outside public scrutiny. We’re simply expected to accept on blind faith that an anonymous commission conducted its proceedings without bias, fairly evaluated the evidence, and reached conclusions fully supported by that evidence. Perhaps it did. But how is anyone outside the proceedings supposed to make that judgment? 1/2 #mancity

RT @janectid66: the absolute onslaught against @ManCity from the vile coterie of slavering media only helps to prove beyond doubt what we’v…