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Request: If you see or hear MCFC current / former employees (especially players and managers) giving pro-City views on the "115" case, pls tweet me examples / links as I research whether they have paid deals with City to do so, for example as paid ambassadors for the club. Thanks
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👊 Youngest goalscorer in the Premier League
🏆 Youngest player to win the Premier League
⚽️ Youngest player in the Champions League
Max Dowman. Record-breaker.
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Three Guinness World Records titles before 17 ⚽😱
@Arsenal's Max Dowman has been presented with three official Guinness World Records certificates following his record-breaking rise through English and European football.
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Man City have been found guilty by the Premier League - and as a result their fans are in the midst of a generational headloss...
Oh yes, it's a very special edition of Fan Denial...
18+ GambleAware
FAN DENIAL | Man City fans resort to some epic copium
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So, just to clarify, the UAE are telling the British government that they're only willing to invest in Britain if they are allowed to break any rules they want? The only response should be: Bye bye, UAE.
Exclusive with @AlexDooler @DNair5
UAE officials have warned the UK government that the severity of Man City’s punishment could undermine their appetite for future grand-scale commitments in Britain, according to people familiar with the matter
They consider the Premier League’s actions to have an influence on the bilateral state relationship, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing undisclosed information
The extraordinary pressure comes after Andy Burnham faced criticism, including from within government, for saying Man City’s Abu Dhabi owners should not be disqualified specifically because of the investment they bring to Britain
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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The press release from my lawyers Francisco Teixeira da Mota, Luisa Teixeira da Mota, William Bourdon and Vincent Brengarth regarding the outrageous actions taken against me by the Portuguese State on Wednesday:
PRESS RELEASE
Lisbon and Paris, October 2, 2026
End of Rui Pinto’s protection: his lawyers call on Portuguese authorities to reconsider a decision with dire consequences
Rui Pinto, the whistleblower behind "Football Leaks," has been notified on Wednesday that the special security program he has benefited from since August 2020 will end on October 10. In a few days, without being heard beforehand, as required by law, he would lose the protected, confidential residence assigned to him and l be forced to find new housing urgently, with no guarantee that police protection will continue.
His situation is now critical. The threats against him are not merely theoretical; he was assaulted in Lisbon last April. His revelations implicated powerful figures with vast resources, and many resulting legal proceedings are still ongoing, as evidenced by the decision handed down just days ago by the Premier League’s independent commission regarding Manchester City. Abruptly deprived of his protected housing and plunged into a state of extreme precariousness, Rui Pinto would be more vulnerable now than at any time since 2020.
Rui Pinto has cooperated with the Portuguese justice system, and it was this cooperation that justified placing him under protection. His revelations, utilized by numerous judicial, tax, and sports authorities across Europe, starting with France, have advanced transparency and integrity in football. The states that have benefited from his actions cannot simply turn their backs on the person who took the risk to bring them to light.
In accordance with the law, an administrative appeal with suspensive effect will be filed against this decision. Rui Pinto’s lawyers, confident that the Portuguese authorities would give due consideration to his situation, asked, last Wednesday, the ministry of Justice to reconsider this decision, to disclose the details of the risk reassessment upon which it is based, to ensure that their client is heard, and to guarantee, in any event, the continuity of his protection. No answer was received till now.
This decision and the way it was made, regrettably, doesn’t respect the rule of law and constitutes an act of state terrorism. We can’t accept that.
Francisco Teixeira da Mota
Luisa Teixeira da Mota
William Bourdon
Vincent Brengarth
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Manchester City Breaking rules.
It has taken the authorities over years to conclude that Manchester city are GUILTY of breaking rules.
However the authorities have NOT imposed the punishment.
When Spurs were found guilty of breaking rules the punishment was imposed immediately. 12 point deduction, a ban from the FA Cup and a £600,000 fine.
My point being is that Man city have not had any punishments imposed and are free to carry on playing. In the case of Spurs and Everton the points were immediately deducted in the appropriate season.
Its simple. The rules are you are guilty and here is the punishment. The punishment should be implemented immediately . The process of appeal can then follow.
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I think the Red Cartel is a myth used by underachieving club supporters.
Liverpool didn't win a league for 30 years.
United similar
Arsenal 22 and never won a European Champions Cup
Chelsea were a run down shitheap run by a man putting barbed wire up.
City were a club you just had to beat to get where you needed to go.
Villa finished second in the early Prem and never capitalised despite always been run prudently
Newcastle won nothing for 70 years with plenty of fans and Prem money.
Leeds spent half of their existence outside of the top flight
Yes, there are romantic and historic reasons why Liverpool, United and Arsenal "caught fire" and imaginations of huge numbers. It's why people buy iphones, Ferraris, want to live in London, New York or Paris. Some things transcend the normal.
The 3 big clubs aren't all wine and roses either. Glazers are a cancer on the club, FSG and LFC fans butt heads often, likewise Kroenkes. But to suggest they have some golden key to unlock corrupt practice over 5 decades on their favour, there just isn't the evidence for it.
Do I believe every club should start a season having a capable squad which I'm theory could win the league? Yes.
Do I think the current financial rules punish some clubs because of the corruption of others? Yes.
Do I think every club should spend whatever they like? No, because of the shitshow we're seeing today.
City and Chelsea when I was a kid were second division also rans and a Steve Mackenzie thunderbastard v Spurs. And that's cool, loved both.
But the "Red Cartel" trophy cabinet is real, and won fairly and squarely at home and abroad. Rome, Barcelona, White Hart Lane, etc etc.
Chelsea, City ( and other clubs now) feel 60 years of being crap entitles them to a turbo charged catch up programme based on state ownership, oligarchy and alleged serious financial wrongdoing.
Those clubs should all come together and force the Prem to change all sorts of rules. They don't. Why? They all look after number 1.
Replying to @StanCollymore
So if only United, Liverpool and Arsenal can afford the best players, that's a level playing field yeah?
Those three trash clubs have brainwashed everyone into thinking that. In what other business, is an owner forbidden to invest his own money?
That's not bent?
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Everything said and done, massive hats off (magic ones) to this account.
Has been absolutely on the button, explained things diligently and resiliently against untold abuse
Top stuff 👏
Reminder that these are the same city fans who insisted they would be found innocent now telling you not to get gassed and telling each other to stay strong.
Appeal or not YOUR BEST PLAYERS WILL NOT WANT TO STAY AT A CLUB WITH NO IDEA IF THEY WILL BE EXILED TO LEAGUE 1 😂😂😂
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