The-Sky-Blues β π retweeted
Aston Villa will initiate legal action against Jamie Carragher for his unacceptable insults about the Club and its fans.
Aston Villa will not allow anyone to stop our ascension in English and European football.
Nassef Sawiris, Chairman
Enzo Fernandez canβt relate
Different stage, same class. Ibo Maza at the Ballon dβOr 2026! β¨
#BallondOr #Bayer04 #Werkself #Maza
This Brighton team is so slow. Liverpool is killing them on transitions
#LIVBHA
The-Sky-Blues β π retweeted
π΅βοΈ Maresca: "At this moment, Enzo Fernandez is not playing... but there is no problem".
"He is doing well in the time we are giving him chances".
"The only reason he is not playing is just because the physicality I prefer is from Caicedo and Romeo Lavia".
The-Sky-Blues β π retweeted
-Gave Valverde his first career hat-trick.
-Gave stiff Buku Brian Brobbey his first hat-trick.
-Brace conceded against Chukwueze and Jackson.
-3 mistakes against Arsenal.
-Poor on the ball.
-Horrible first touch and passing.
-Mediocre shot-stopping.
-Terrible at claiming crosses.
-Dogwalked by former team PSG.
-7 goals conceded in the last four games.
-Flexing trophies won by Trafford.
-Β£250k per week.
The worst goalkeeper to ever play for this club. Please leave!!!
Enzo Fernandez ladies and gentlemen
The-Sky-Blues β π retweeted
I have never said this before but I have to say this.
There is a certain midfielder who contributes NOTHING defensively, NOTHING offensively, and is just being a LIABILITY in that midfield.
We are literally playing with 10 men when he starts. I prefer not to speak!
They added 12 mins for City game but only 3 min in Arsenal game. Corrupt PGMOL
#NFARS
Ffs Man United is a very balanced team now. Very hard to break down
#LEEMUN
The-Sky-Blues β π retweeted
Rescarse Etihad hoops.....war with Sunderland Ipswich Coventry Bournemouth battered by PSG
The-Sky-Blues β π retweeted
π¨βͺπ΅Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed On Manchester Cityβs Financial Breach Allegations:βΌοΈ
π£οΈ Sheikh Mansour: βManchester City will not be bullied into accepting a narrative simply because it is convenient for our critics. If there are financial regulations, we will face them through the proper legal process. But let me be clear: allegations are not convictions, headlines are not judgments, and accusations repeated a thousand times do not automatically become facts.β
π£οΈβFor years, people questioned how Manchester City could rise so quickly. They questioned our investment, our ambition, our ownership and our success. Now, whenever City wins, some people immediately look for an explanation that exists outside football.β
π£οΈβIf the authorities believe we have broken the rules, then present the evidence and allow the independent process to reach its conclusion. We will defend ourselves vigorously. We will not apologize for investing in the club, building infrastructure, developing players and creating an institution capable of competing at the highest level.β
π£οΈβI also find it strange when people celebrate the idea of destroying a club because they dislike its success. Manchester City is not simply an owner writing cheques. It is thousands of employees, supporters, coaches, academy players and communities whose lives are connected to this football club.β
π£οΈβWe respect footballβs rules, but we also expect those rules to be applied consistently. If the standards are the same for everyone, then let everyone be judged by the same standards. If the rules are unclear, they should be clarified. If they are broken, consequences should follow the evidence not public pressure.β
π£οΈβManchester City did not come this far to become silent because our success makes others uncomfortable. We will cooperate with the process, defend our position and continue building the club.β
π£οΈβAnd if, at the end of this process, the evidence proves wrongdoing, then we will deal with the consequences. But until that day, nobody should confuse an allegation with a verdict.β
π£οΈβManchester City will defend its name.β
SHEIKH MANSOUR ADDED:π°π₯
π£οΈβThey call it a breach; we call it disrupting their old boys' club. The traditional elite spent decades pulling up the ladder once they reached the top, and they cry foul the moment someone else builds a better one. Let them investigate, rewrite their rules mid-game, and hold their hearings history won't remember the committees or the bureaucrats, it will remember who completely redefined modern football. Our ambition was never meant to fit inside their boardroom frameworks.β
-AN IMAGINED RANT-


























