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Do you know the difference between a fact and an opinion? And the opinions you state as fact are nothing more than a moaning diatribe from the bitter ego of a frustrated fan. You're prepared to dismiss as "dine physically" excellent players because they are actually playing through injury. I...

There is nothing sentimental at all about my view. KdB has had 3 serious injuries while at City; when he was 25, 27 and 32. In 2019 he came back to play in a team which did the one and only domestic treble in history, overturning a ten point Liverpool lead in the table to do it. Similarly at...

It is hard to take this rambling rant seriously, amounting as it does to an attack on the club's policy throughout a period of glittering success. Kyle Walker is 34, the same as KdB, and he had injury concerns at the end of last season and they carried on to the start of this season. His pace...

Pep has said that but for injuries we would still be top of the league. We have quite a small squad and some of our players have played a lot of games and the injury crisis may well be exacerbated by the advancing years of some of our players but there is no doubt about the gravity of our...

I don't know. Do you believe him? But it appears there are two clear views on the matter.

Fabrizio Romano has said that this is not the case.

I'm not an accountant and I lack the expertise to make much sense out of any set of accounts. What I do know, though, is that City have had to face charges of escalating gravity from UEFA and the PL going back well over a decade. In all that time the club's reply has been a blunt "business as...

Poor refereeing, especially in the second half. It was hard to see the sending off live, but replays show that it was clearly wrong. Lewis made no contact and the defender actually stood on Rico. It was more, by far, a penalty to City than a foul by Rico and this from a referee in an ideal...

I can't really believe Jose is an egotistical attention seeker, can you?

This is grossly unfair! They had a third manager who won the league twice ...... before world war 1. Better keep quiet that they got him from City after the sanctions of 1906. Oh ... and we'd better keep quiet about the slapped wrist the got in the early 60s for "financial irregularities".

There is a perception that the club is struggling, the press are putting the boot in and have done for years because City are spineless and that what Mourinho says matters at all. The club might not have had the best of times on the pitch over the last weeks but we've won the PL in 6 of the...

I think you meant, "When one of City's players didn't barge into Alisson in no way preventing him from claiming the ball, we had a goal disallowed because of it." I'm sure you meant to add that this cost us two points but still didn't stop us winning the title.

I join all Blues in wishing Everton the best of luck tomorrow and hope they enjoy a famous, record-breaking win.

I've actually found their games to be entertaining but they have won some of the others.

Yes, it's amazing that at the start of the season we had four CBs and now none of them are exactly fighting fit!

I feel obliged to point out that this thread is concerned with the charges laid against City and PEG, or even Brian Clough are not relevant.

CAS was of the view that the contention that so many people would give false evidence about the Etihad deal was inconceivable. The PL would seem to have a difficult task to undermine such testimony. Omar Berrada?

Wow! A laser guided post that hits every culpable nail on the head. Please tell us all what more you have to say, and please keep posting - your view on what is happening and what might be happening is life blood to all Blues.

The club has been consistent in its denials of wrong doing since the first UEFA inquiry. Why don't you trust the club?

Some "pinch" even so ...