This is what football has become.
The joy of the game has been drained out of it.
VAR is awful and needs to get in the bin, I don’t care about rules, it’s crap. 🤢🤮 https://t.co/8wYjKFl7iA
I am not a Manchester City fan, and I even shed a tear.
This is someone who changed the landscape of not only the Premier League, but football.
Best Premier League Player of all Time. Top 10 player of all time.
might be one of the worst reasonings I’ve ever heard for VAR not to give a red…
“the ball was going away from goal.” yeah cause he slapped away, like wtf 😭
3️⃣5️���0️⃣ games for this amazing club! 🩵 Definitely more highs than lows - and a lot of people I have to say thank you for their support during this long journey 🙏🏼 @ManCity
🎙️ Kevin De Bruyne criticises UEFA and FIFA for the growing calendar:
"I think the problem will come when we finish the Club World Cup. We know there will only be three weeks between the Club World Cup final and the first day of the Premier League.
You have three weeks to take a vacation, and prepare to play another 80 games. We can try to say something, no solution has been found. They don't care. It's money that talks."
🥶 Why Man City are not being punished right now, despite Nottingham Forest and Everton #FFP and #PSR charges.
@SebParkinson and @SPBajko separate the facts from the fiction in this extra episode of #TalkingCity...
🎧 | https://t.co/diu2kzkmmW
#MCFC | #ManCity
Financial Fair Play is a system which was set up by the big clubs to prevent other clubs like City, Chelsea, PSG, Newcastle etc from emerging and challenging their monopoly. FFP is all about protecting their status & money. As a result, clubs like Newcastle & Everton suffer when they attempt to go big. Even less unfortunate clubs like Portsmouth, Bury & Bolton have suffered the consequences of FFP. It’s ridiculous.
Harry Kane’s camp has informed Bayern and Tottenham of player’s preference in terms of timing: decision on the deal has to be by the end of this week 🚨⚪️🏴
Kane doesn’t want to move after start of Premier League football on Sunday.
Up to Bayern and… Daniel Levy, again.