So, Manchester City are Lance Armstrong. That's the afternoon Mailbox in a nutshell.
Manchester City have been defended and now they have been attacked again. Plus, more on Arsenal and whether it’s a bottle job.Man City ARE Lance Armstrong from this morning claiming that City’s net spend and wage bill are comparable to the “big clubs” in the league.I have no doubt that City maintaining two first XIs of better and more sought after players costs exactly the same as maintaining one first XI of not so good and not so sought after players.
City had a European ban overturned but crucially were not acquitted of wrongdoing in 2020 in relation to some of these activities. The Premier League has also found over 100 occasions of financial cheating. Essentially, it’s easier to carry on, furiously blind, than acknowledge that City, under Pep, are doing the right things and doing it bloody well.Arsenal: Not a bottling, just a tiredness
I worked at a popular fast food chain over that summer at the time when they were doing buy 1, get 1 free on their burgers. We shifted a butt-load of burgers every hour. By the end of my shifts, I was tired and stressed from the need to make up-to-standard burgers over and over for hours on end. Mistakes crept in, burgers got burned, ingredients missed off or dropped. Experienced colleagues around me couldn’t prevent it.
Armstrong took drugs to be better than everyone else, artificially raising his profile which made him much wealthier as a result.
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