Not a proven point, but an opinion, which goes… ManC were just so full of themselves, as the case meandered on it was unbelievable.  The feeling was that the club didn't give a toss for the rest of ...

UAE could hit the Premier League with a boycott… or might just let things roll on… And on… If a product you bought sponsored ManC would you stop buying? Jus ...

The UAE is reportedly still considering a boycott campaign targeting the Premier League, which could involve pressure on UAE-based companies sponsoring the league and individual Premier League clubs ...

Another approach could also be a five year period of not allowing transfers, or a ten year exclusion from the League itself. And if these seem excessive remember the Mancs have been found guilty of ...

But then along came the internet and stories spread. So while, according to the Mail, “A host of [Manc] City sponsors have spoken out in support of the club, with the process ongoing,” we can look ...

So it was a genuine bombshell when the excellent David Ornstein casually announce that City had been found guilty as if he were putting out another transfer exclusive, ending with “MCFC expected to ...

Premier Injuries show us now with six men down. We can ignore the players who are returning but still not 100% for the moment, and of course Saliba is still out for the long term, but Declan Rice is ...

Anyway according to some, Etihad Airways are apparently about the sue the Premier League because it published the commission’s view on the 100+ findings of financial rule breaches without permission.

For we have to remember that the Premier League didn’t just swoop in and say, “this all looks a bit dubious” – the League went through all the bank record and all the emails and then concluded that ...

But for most UK citizens within the country, a BBC headline that reads “Man City guilty of ‘sham’ contracts and misleading accounts” is really something to take note of.  For it is most certainly not ...

When the BBC calls Man City contracts a sham, it is time to take notice; By Tony Attwood The news is no news – mostly. Manchester Cit ...