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Wednesday, October 14th, 2026, 10:08 am

Mancunian Impact in Politics (and BBC Seems Jealous)

Mancunian influence-peddling? Or BBC (London) trying to change focus? No ManCity story today, except the one below.

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Today BBC reports: “The head of English football’s independent regulator says he will resign if he encounters any political interference over the future of Manchester City.”

He probably refers only to the former mayor who is now a Prime Minister with a rather Mancunian cabinet.

There’s also an appeal in the making. It’s not over.

Tonight there’s an important match here against PSG. The weather is perfect (sunny; I even managed to sunbathed for an hour, warmed up by a litre of coffee) and the impact of a ManCity win would be profound. ManCity has won every game for months already; an impact of a win against the European Champions (CL) can only be lessened by antagonistic media like the BBC [1, 2].

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