Going viral on Facebook and Tik Tok 😂😂😂😂

Nedum Onuoha: “News [of the #ManCity verdict] broke as the women’s team were on the way to London. I know this from people who travelled - they were shocked, they weren’t expecting it. They got to Euston and there was a bus with a @ManCity badge on. When they arrived at the hotel, some of the stuff being said, to call it inappropriate would be an understatement. "There are people in the set-up who have had nothing to do with what this is all about. But they're having to live with that, it comes as a consequence. Their job is 10 times harder. Every time they wear that kit, travel on that bus, people are going to want to ask..." [via @5liveSport/@SunMartinB]

Gary Neville admitted that the “Establishment Elite” (Red Cartel) pushed through the FFP rules ! They don’t like the idea of clubs like Blackburn, Chelsea and Manchester City pumping money into football and challenging them !

This is disgraceful. @HenryWinter has repeatedly used his platform in a way that fuels hostility towards #ManCity, and posts like this only encourage more abuse towards players and supporters who have done absolutely nothing wrong. City should ban him from club property.

I want every single @ManCity fan to know I am here; more than ever. I am, always have been, always will, be behind my club, my owner, my chairman, Ferran, the players, staff, Enzo and you, our unique supporters. Let me be clear: we will get through this together. I love you all 🩵

Just remembered the Premier League let Man Utd claim an exceptional £40m Covid allowance. Coincidentally, the exact buffer they needed to stay under the £105m PSR loss limit 🤔 That one single claim was larger than the allowances of the other 19 clubs combined. Fair play 👍🏽

Maybe invite Richard Masters and Ornstein on the bus with the players?

A letter from the Chairman. 🔗 mancity.co/ChairmanLetter

Enzo Maresca on ‘Pro Ref’ apologising to Manchester United for the refereeing ‘error’ in the #ManCity goal: “Sometimes it goes for you, sometimes it goes against you. I was here three years ago exactly the same thing happened against Man United. No one apologised. We are still waiting for the apology…” 🎥 @BeanymanSports

On the anniversary of his passing, everyone at Manchester City wishes to pay tribute to Ricky Hatton - a proud Blue, a Manchester icon and one of British boxing’s greats 🩵

🚨 Extraordinary news about Piddington - the village of 350 people upon whom Andy Burnham is dumping 1250 illegal migrant men. Turns out it’s not 1,250. It’s 3,510. Yes. The Express has got hold of an official risk assessment that reveals they’re preparing for 3,510. That’s 10 illegal migrant men for every Piddington resident. This is one of the most insane attacks on a British village in recent memory. And it’s coming from our OWN GOVERNMENT. British people are being overwhelmed. When I visited the rural village of Piddington, a mother told me she and her daughter were taking self defence classes. A father told me his daughter’s childhood was “over”. And that was when it was 1,250. Just imagine how they feel now. Andy Burnham is dumping illegal migrants onto British people. Enough is enough. Reform will stop the invasion of Britain.

Please keep sharing. @MicahRichards @swp29 @OfficialSGoater @JoleonLescott @AidiMike

Don't Panic!! Lance Corporal Burnham has it all under control! #AndyBurnham #Immigration #UKPolitics

A tribute to Kevin Keegan OBE, 1951-2026 🩵

🚨 SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR BEATING & STRANGLING A FRENCH BULLDOG TO DEATH 🚨 CONVICTED | Luke Walker, 23, from #birkenhead, #wirral, #merseyside - beat a French bulldog to death. Walker pleaded guilty to two offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006. He also admitted a further charge of criminal damage relating to the dog, a five-year-old French bulldog called Buddy. The court heard that Walker was left in charge of Buddy by a relative, but during the time the dog was in his care he was said to have been repeatedly beaten and strangled. A final attack led to the dog’s death on 10 September 2025. While RSPCA Inspector Anthony Joynes was investigating a separate allegation, Walker admitted to killing Buddy months previously because he defecated and urinated at his home. When the officer visited Walker’s flat on 12 January 2026, the defendant told him he had beaten Buddy numerous times over a three-week period. In a statement presented to the court, Inspector Joynes said, “When the defendant returned to his flat, he found faeces and urine everywhere and so he beat Buddy and also attempted to suffocate him. He then left the dog on some cushions where he passed away.” On 11 September 2025, Walker telephoned the owner to tell her Buddy had died in his flat, although “he didn’t know how”. Blood was later found on some sheets at the defendant’s home. When she went around after the dog had died, she spotted injuries to his spine and ribs as well as front and back legs. She observed the canine’s left hindlimb was “twisted the wrong way”. The dog’s owner said Walker told her that on 8 September, he had punched Buddy in the ribs repeatedly, then suffocated him. He told her he heard his ribs crack and that he “battered the dog within an inch of life then suffocated him”. When he was interviewed by the RSPCA, Walker claimed that after his mental health deteriorated, he started to hit Buddy for soiling his flat and on one occasion, he believed he “had gone too far” and Buddy yelped so he stopped. He said that on 10 September he’d had an argument with his father and was “losing his head”. When he returned to the flat where there were faeces and urine everywhere, he attacked Buddy because he was angry, punching him several times to the body and head. He continued to punch the dog when he returned to his bed and kicked him twice. Buddy was injured and unable to walk and Walker placed a pillow over him, but then stopped after the dog struggled. The court heard the defendant had "anger issues" for which he had not sought any help. Speaking after the sentencing, Inspector Joynes said, “This was a truly appalling set of circumstances where this poor dog was placed in the care of this defendant who was clearly unsuited to provide a loving home for Buddy. “He took out his anger on the dog because he said he’d had an argument with his father. "Buddy suffered a terrible death at the hands of an angry, violent man.” Sentencing | 17-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months; 150 hours of unpaid work; 20 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement (RAR) days. Lifetime ban on keeping dogs. Source UKACF.

We all agree with that Andy Burnham. 👍

After six unforgettable years, the time has come to say goodbye. Manchester City has been so much more than just a football club to me, it has been my home. Together, we’ve shared incredible moments and won 12 trophies, creating memories that will stay with me forever. But beyond the success on the pitch, it’s the moments in my personal life that have made this city so special. I lost my dad here, one of the hardest moments of my life. I got married while playing for this club, and we’ve been blessed with two beautiful children during our time here. Manchester will always hold a special place in my heart because so much of my life has happened here. To all my teammates over the years the manager and the staff, thank you for every moment we shared and every memory we made. We’ve made history together that will never be forgotten! thank you for taking care of me and my family and for making us feel at home from day one. And to the fans thank you. Thank you for your incredible support through the highest highs and the toughest lows. I will always be grateful for the way you embraced me and my family. It’s never easy to say goodbye to a place that has given you so much, but I leave with nothing but gratitude and memories that will last a lifetime. Manchester will always feel like home. Thank you for everything. 🩵

I think this hashtag needs to be trending tonight, don’t you? #GeneralElectionNow

No mandate. No platform. No more delays: we need a general election now mirror.co.uk/news/politics/r…

Exactly luv