If @ManCity get relegated, it would be disastrous for English football. Everything they accomplished was by dint of hard work, dedication and pride. As far as I am concerned, spending your money legally can never be wrong. FFP is a mindset of clubs without ambition.
A reminder that back in November 2024, Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham lodged legal notices which reserved the right to seek compensation if Manchester City were found guilty of serious financial breaches of the Premier League’s rules.
Re: Man City. Regardless of how it ends up, no advocate of titles being handed to clubs who finished second. They didn't win it. City did. And sometimes City were so far ahead, teams would have fought harder to finish second if they knew this was maybe coming further down line
By Jurgen Klopp's 300th game as Liverpool manager (Feb 13, 2021 vs. Leicester), he had won 4 trophies: Champions League (2019), UEFA Super Cup (2019), Club World Cup (2019), and Premier League (2020).
By Mikel Arteta's 300th game as Arsenal manager (Oct 5, 2025 vs. West Ham), he has won 3 trophies: FA Cup (2020), Community Shield (2020), and Community Shield (2023).
Genuine question and not a dig, but when did Liverpool actually last play really well in a game?
May actually only be once since the start of April - Spurs at home when we won the league.
All this talk about how ‘Filthy fell off’ but we got @AdamMcKola arguing with @HarryMaguire93 on the show. You can’t see this anywhere else, we’re the best