Two days before playing the twice reigning European Champions at their newly expanded home in their biggest Champions League game in 3 years, they are still selling tickets online. Exactly what a massive club with the highest revenue in the world would do. Totally normal.
Understand that the punishment Manchester City faces from English football should the Abu Dhabi-owned club continue to escalate its conflict with the Premier League include:
🔻Expulsion from the League
🔻The EFL declining to grant City admission to any of its divisions
🔻Removal of City owners, directors and executives
Sir Alex’s last title in 2013 feels even more special now when you consider that those blue cunts were in the middle of the biggest cheating scandal of all time and still couldn’t topple our aging squad with him in charge.
It’s a good job Man City have always claimed they aren’t state owned then isn’t it? And if they aren’t state owned, why would there be a risk of state vengeance for something that is merely a private man’s hobby? 😃😃😃😃
Ben Jacobs said Man City could face billions in lawsuits from Cities main rivals alone.
Then you factor in relegation clubs, clubs who did not get into Europe, clubs City beat in the CL.
On top of that, criminal proceedings, HMRC etc.
Incredible some people still think they might only get a "slap on the wrist"
If this goes the full length, Man City could very easily be wiped out from football....
“We have two ways or we forget about the new idea; which is why I was brought here in the middle of the season”
“We either cope with what is already here and next year, in the same stage, we’d be here with the same problems Or we start now, risk a little bit, suffer a little bit and this time next year, we’re better and I think it’s better we suffer it now and enjoy later”
Ruben Amorim struck diamond with this speech. 🫡
@SibsMUFC Poor defensive structure, fullbacks being dragged in centrally and without amad on the pitch our wingers dont track back enough. Shocking how much space was left on our right hand side in the lead up to their goal.
Amad gives United a better collective balance.
Too attacking otherwise.
Overly reliant on outscoring the opponent.
Simply don’t get into a compact block the way an Arsenal would.
Partly coaching, partly personnel, partly selection.
Ultimately, the ball drops with Carrick…