if we would still following the same soft PR take on this thing that many said City is doing very well not laying a hand on any false rumours for best part of a decade then PR team would have told Pep to stay quiet, reference the club statement and not go into any details about the charges and the case...
instead we see what happens when gloves are off. end of the day some of these cartel clubs dont like to be accused. but thats what City faced last 10 years, being accused..
to be honest it was also needed for the team that was not performing anything close to the level, there were unrest in the dressing room, certain conflicts and just general rubbish form of quite a few top players. hopefully this bit of drama created by the PL charges will wake us up, will galvanize Pep and the team to dig deeper and start getting results and start paying with more pace, more energy more passion. we need that as PL clubs are out to get us, and CL is never easy Leipzig will be up for a fight too.
we need to deliver a big win tomorrow, and fans need to make their sound to be heard, as Villa at home is probably the easiest fixture we have left this season. we need to rip them apart from the start. they need to feel after the game that they wish they were not the team City faced first after this PL disgrace of charges.
