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Friday, October 2nd, 2026, 6:59 am

Manchester City (Man City) Issues Ahead

Penalties

THE Man City financial charges case is still preying on our minds. They might escalate this to the High Court, I’m not entirely sure if they first need to seek permission (to appeal), but it seems inevitable the club will be penalised one way or another. We dread the idea of relegation or of a massive point deduction.

We went past the Manchester City Stadium twice yesterday. It looks better than ever (many fantastic improvements) and we agree with Burnham about the Manchester City owner improving the city. We’d like to see that carrying on, even if selfishly.

I’ll probably write about this regularly. My knowledge of the legal system in the UK is fast improving.

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