| Citey 12:48 - May 19 with 659 views | kingslandstand1 |
Well now that Pep is officially hanging up his Managerial life in Manchester, I note now that the press are now starting to query the legality of all of those trophies due to possible "financial irregularities" and query his "legacy"
WTF. How many years has it taken to actually think they may not have deserved all of those trophies because they "cheated" by just throwing money at getting success meaning that other clubs didn't stand a chance. Yet we have a slight (potential) blip that didn't help us at all and we're the biggest pariah's on earth
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| Citey on 12:58 - May 19 with 623 views | SaintNick |
Good points, perhaps the two are intertwined, there have been some who say Tonda should be sacked if he knows about Spygate, so could Pep be freeing himself up to take over should have happen |  |
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| Citey on 13:10 - May 19 with 594 views | MattFinish |
Just watched SkySports news at lunchtime and they were gushing about Pep and what unbelievably marvelous achievements Manchester City made over his tenure. This was followed up by those disgraceful cheats Saints spying on what types of boots Ayling was wearing |  | | |
| Citey on 13:40 - May 19 with 557 views | SonicBoom |
Ive made the same point to Hull fans all week. What's worse - us peering over a fence that was entirely open. Or Hull failing to pay for the team they have, and denying other teams revenue that they were due. I'd say Hull are bigger cheats than us yet theyre acting like the wronged party in all this. |  | | |
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