| Regarding the Man. City problem 11:31 - Oct 2 with 492 views | Alberto_the_frog |
I'm currently reading "Who Owns Football" by Nick Miller. Published a couple of years ago, it's already a bit out of date, but still quite interesting. In the introduction, it mentions Bury winning at Maine Road in 1998, and City getting relegated to the third tier. Long before the takeover. The following season, they swapped divisions, Bury being relegated due to an experiment with goals scored being a higher determinant than goal difference, and City winning the play off on penalties following an injury time equaliser. Diverging paths from that moment on, but it could have all been so different. |  |
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| Regarding the Man. City problem on 16:08 - Oct 2 with 359 views | Basuco |
It is a real eye opener that Man City showed us what level of investment is needed to win the PL, it also shows that the other "big" clubs who run the PL, are scared that someone else may do the same break into their cartel and push someone out. |  | | |
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