A load of work went into this and its only going to get better. Crazy whats it become 1 year on from last year. We are currently working on getting Scottish Premiership, Ligue 1, La Liga and Bundesliga by the end of the year. Give it a go and any feedback is appreciated.

The media reaction and other fan reactions are a bit bewildering. What do you want the current players and manager to do? Lie dead until the sanctions/appeal hit? I’ve seen people calling out player celebrations after scoring goals. Do people realize how crazy that sounds! It’s still football and 11 v 11. People are making it out like City are being allowed to play while their players are using performance-enhanced drugs. The whole process has not played out yet. As for fans what do you want them to do as well? They’re still going to go to games and support the club and players - none of this is in our control.

This helped my own understanding and deal with this "what if" scenario where City ARE relegated and receive a large fine. Ive seen many posts saying we'd lose our entire squad etc but this is an actual breakdown of the numbers, the EFL rules and the PL rules if City were to come right back up following an end of season relegation. Personally I believe most of it will come down to "Which players will want to stay" - rather than "Could we afford to keep this player" as the simulator below shows City could keep most of the first team as long as they come straight back up following a relegation. There will be a lot of players who simply will not want to do a season in the championship. Their will be a few years of complications with UEFAs rules if we do go into Europe in say ~2030 due to their own sustainability rules. This doenst factor in punishments such as transfer ban, or multi year punishments or expulsion. All 3 scenarios would cause a whole set of different issues that are much harder to model. But the most spoke about potential sanction is a large enough point deduction this season to send City down this helps understand the situation.

Many of the numbers and assumptions in this article are incorrect

Ever seen in England? I wouldn’t call it that both United in the 90s, 00s and Liverpool in the 70s and 80s were more dominant. Liverpool won 11 titles in 18 years and United won 13 in 21 years. Both over 60%

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1.4m views, 28k likes. Come on man what we doing here.

This man has put a smile on my face for 10+ years and can continue to with a simple tweet.

Not my own below but a good look at what commission found to be a sham commercial revenue wise.

Mood.

It is what it is. Heads need to roll at the board level.

Man city paid £408m in wages according to their accounts in 24/25. According to UEFA it’s even higher (due to CFG) and it’s closer to £450m The UEFA calculation has City player wages at 73% roughly of their total wages. So say 73% of £408m is £300m (in 24/25 mind you… I expect it to be higher in 26/27). Basic calculations has the AVERAGE first team player on £220k a week if you remove the cost of the club component (15%) it’s still 190k a week that an average first team player at man city takes home (base + wages). People need to realise how much our players get paid…it’s a lot.