MAN CITY ARE FINISHED!

Hello everyone and welcome to that's football. Our Manchester City finale. The FA hit them with hundreds of infringements today this morning. Massive news throughout football. This could lead to point deductions. This could lead to stocks having to retreat. This could lead to relegation. what a story and it's probably not a surprise and some would say, some might say, Liam Gallagher, it's a long time coming, these violations relate between 2009 and 2018. I say, kick him out of the league and give Ole Gun a shared soul in its main league. title because that's what would have happened, we

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second behind these, but seriously, it's very, very serious and I think, as we digest it, the big question has to be our

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Manchester City and of course , the answer.

It's going to be many, many, well you can't use the word many and Man City fans, but Man City fans would say this is nonsense, we'll get our way, Man City will get our way. I know people are still manageable and we are still winning trophies, but I must say before we delve into what these positions relate to. I have always said this. I've always said this and of course it comes from a place and I will acknowledge that. I will immediately give Manchester City some positive news because they are not going to get much more today, of course this is coming from a place of bitterness and jealousy of everyone who is not a Manchester City fan, of course yes. they were basically founded in 2009, there was a football club called man

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um and then it became what it is now, you've won eight Premier League titles in just over 10 years, you've dominated the football scene in the Premier League For the last 15 or 14 years, of course, it's bitterness and jealousy.

You have absolutely dominated it with a great manager, a great coach and a very, very rich owner, and you have dominated the scene, but everyone has always had some questions about this and the biggest question I have always had is that Manchester City announced the other month that their income was bigger than Man United and they are quite close to Real Madrid and it just doesn't make sense, it doesn't make any sense, look at Manchester City's commercial income. In 2009, its business income was something like £22 million this year and in recent years it has been around £300 million.

How do you make commercial income go from 20 million to 300 million in 10 years? Manchester United wins a lot. money Liverpool make a lot of money They are two of the biggest football clubs in history They have a huge fan base They have a huge brand They have a huge history There is a huge legacy alongside those football clubs Manchester City has barely existed for a decade like a big football club and yet they generate revenue but we see them week in and week out struggling to fill their ground, where are all these fans? Why would a brand give Manchester City more money as a sponsor or commercial than Liverpool? or man United, it's never made any sense to me, see if anyone in the chat wants to explain it, that's absolutely fine, but that's the way it is, look and I'm not going to go into the breaches that have happened, but for me and maybe Newcastle it make.

Very differently for me, Man City always felt like, even since 2009, I always felt like they want to get there fast, they want to get there fast and they will get there fast and I wouldn't be surprised if these infringements were true because it's always been felt. with Man City they have gone too far and I'm not saying envelopes throw money at things they shouldn't do, I mean in the literal sense the fact is they have gone from nothing to being a superpower. football club and they still don't have a fan base. I'm not going to have this.

I live in England. I don't see many people walking around in Man City shirts. You know, last night I was watching Happy Valley on the BBC and this. A guy goes into his son's room and he had Man City bedding, um, and everything, and it just looked bad because it's forced, the whole concept of Man City is forced, all the commercialism, everything, we've got a lot of fans. , everyone loves us. Why does Pep Guardiola constantly talk about how you know the atmosphere at Manchester City because he knows that's the case? It's something manufactured. There are some really fantastic Manchester City fans when they were relegated all those years ago in League Two and they had 33,000 fans, yes that's right Manchester City fans, where do the other 30,000 come from?

Where is this global fan base that is apparently as big as Arsenal's fan base or United or Real Madrid? It's not there and I think that look is what's behind these. the charges are way overdue because we've always felt bad how their income has been going boom boom boom boom and all the expenses they've always felt and we keep hearing oh our trading income is because we play such fantastic football but Nobody cares, nobody cares. If I work in this scene, journalists work in this scene, it is much more attractive to write an article about Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea or Liverpool than about Manchester City, you know?

If I woke up every morning and everywhere I looked on social media there was a story about Jack Grealish or a story about Pep Guardiola or Kevin De Bruyne or Kyle Walk, it's not that Manchester City's appeal is never manufactured, they are bigger than it has been. 10 years, but their income and their expenses have been like their Real Madrid, whereas, realistically, you can't, you can't, you can't do that. I've always said about Manchester City, they will continue to win Premier League titles and their fan base will grow, but they won. I won't be competing with Manchester United, Liverpool or Arsenal as a fan base and commercial club for another 20 years because it takes time to build that up and that's why I think these charges have happened because they have almost manipulated in some way this way. and look.

A lot of people say that some of their sponsors are owned by people who favor this and that, I don't know, it's not my job to find out, but like I say, there is a bitterness, there is a jealousy that I would ignore. I would recognize it because I just felt how this happened, how they did it, they managed to do this in such a short time out of nowhere. I mean Manchester City. I know a lot about them because they are Manchester United's great rival. you know, in Manchester they get the Commonwealth Stadium because at the Commonwealth Games they get these new owners, suddenly they buy all these players, suddenly they win all these titles and it's like, how did it happen, how has it happened? ?, as has happened?

This has been allowed to happen and look, maybe we are about to find out regarding the charges, this is what I can tell you. Manchester City has been accused of violating financial rules by the Premier League, has been accused of more than 100 violations of financial rules following a four-year investigation and refers to the period between 2009 and 2018 and is also accused to Manchester City for not cooperating since the investigation began in 2018. Of course, the commission can impose punishments including a deduction of fine points and expelling a club we will talk about that, what do you think should happen?

The club information covers the club's income, which includes sponsorship income and operating costs, so look, that's pretty much what I was talking about there, is this investigation into Manchester City's expenses and income. between 2009 and 2018 and of course people will say things like well what happens between 2018 and 2023, but by then Man City is already established? What's really interesting is how they went from nothing to 2018 and this revenue just went up and up and up and Lift up and look, I mean, I'm looking at this from a website called statista.com. It may not be completely aggregated, but at the end of 2009, Manchester City's match day income was 24 million, their broadcast income was 56 million, and their commercial income.

It was 21 million just 10 years later, its business revenue is 284 million, which is 10 times more than 10 times more. Game day revenue doubled and is streaming. Revenue has obviously increased too, but it's ridiculous money. money and ridiculous growth for a team that doesn't feel like many people support it or don't want to see it. BBC journalist Simon Stone said it took the Premier League four years to get to this point, don't wait. a resolution to this case in the short term, we know that Manchester City will invest a lot of money in this, of course, they have the charge from UEFA that, you know, they were acquitted, so you know they could clear their name completely, never They will clear his name.

In the eyes of the public, however, they will because everyone has always felt that there has been something not quite right about this, but maybe you know that you are innocent until proven guilty, you have to accept that, Suppose Simon Sloane says Man City have always denied financial irregularities, always said the published details were incomplete. They will be armed with Simon Stone's top lawyers, examining every element of the Premier League case line by line. And the charge sheet includes five years of accusations that City have not been helped with the takeover, which is all that, it will be expensive and it will drag on, it will go through the courts.

Pep Guardiola has always said that his employers assured him that they had done nothing wrong and that is why he showed up. for the club, but there are many other voices who vehemently deny that if City win legally it will be clear even if the attacks will continue if they lose, all kinds of punishments can be imposed and it will no doubt be a fascinating result. I am not here to prefer to profess that I know every single charge that has been filed. I'm just here as a fan who has been confused on many programs about how City's commercial income is greater than Man United or on par with Real Madrid, it makes no sense for these clubs to be established years after years and years of reputation and massive Heritage fan bases and yet Man City can generate the same income as them and yet not sell their ground, no one ever talks about Man City, you know who, who, why a sponsor would give them money to Man City more than to Manchester United or Real Madrid, for what reason it doesn't make any sense and look, maybe it's something to do with this if they have done things wrong, what would you do right if they haven't done the right things? things wrong?

Things will continue as normal, they will continue to win Premier League titles and everything will continue and that could well happen if they have. things are bad, then Man City is finished. I would kick them out. The League would take away their titles. um and they can start over and do it correctly. That's what I would do, it's very hard, but in the end. The day these things happened in other leagues, Juventus has faced problems, you know, if you are a club like Everton, Aston Villa, Southampton or I'm not just talking about the big clubs here, the whole reputation of the Premier League. it's in the mud if someone has overpowered it through infractions, some would use the word cheating but you know that's a strong word right now so there has to be a punishment, you can't just give them ten points.

I know you can't just take a 10 point deduction for next season. What happens to all the titles you won thanks to that? I'm actually doing something because you know most of these things in life, we just assume that nothing will ever happen and people will just get their way so you know it would be very interesting, it will drag on, drag on, drag on and will continue, and in fact, I think it might not have a bad impact on Man City in the short term. You know, if they can generate that siege mentality that everyone is against us, that can be quite inspiring on the field.

It won't stop them from spending in the summer either. So, in the short term, Man City could go on the offensive and still be very, very good, but in the long term, let's hope the truth comes out and I would say without knowing which direction this is going to go, as a fan to football. I've always been very confused and curious about how their income is so big when their fan base is not their draw, it's not, they just seem to have rushed into a situation, I think that's their mistake you know? believe. that they could have won all the titles anyway, but it feels like they just manipulated everything to facilitate this fast track to becoming one of the best earning clubs in the league and I just don't do it. look at how you do it, the money they've spent on players for the last 10 years and yet they're generating 600 million in revenue a year, it doesn't add up, it doesn't add up and hopefully you know at least no matter what happens with this you will get a clearer indicator because remember that Man City have not cooperated with the FA.

Here you will get a clear public record of how Man City generate their income and how they have done it because I am very interested. to see how they have done um let's wait and see um but look all bets are off anything is on the table Man City are very powerful um they have been a very very good football club there is no doubt and no there's always been these suspicions, they'll spend a lot of money on this and it's possible thatClear your name, but watch this space, these are very serious accusations and if you have been found guilty, then it is necessary that there be very severe punishments that, as I say, could lead to the deduction of relegation points.

Would we see titles returned? I'm not a big fan of that, you know, I'm not a big fan of that, but because you know, if you give the title to Liverpool last year or you give it to United with Ali, did you really win it? You know it's a very false feeling, right? But look, that's very speculative, we'll have to wait and see what happens. your comments below thank you all for watching please like and subscribe and I will talk to you in the next