Is there anywhere better for walking than, no matter what season #Thelakes #Stunning

The @premierleague needs to ask itself what type of owner would they like for PL teams, one that invests their own money, on the squad, in youth, the facilities, the fans, the area, in football or one that bury's a club in huge debt, doesn't invest in facilities, the area or fans

Exactly this! This is why I can't be angry with our owners, they've spent their own money on my club & have transformed the club, the ground, the area, the quality we see on the pitch & made the matchday experience superb with no debt to the club, brilliant owners @premierleague

This woman has my utmost respect she gives a voice to the thoughts, frustrations, and feelings of millions across the UK who feel unheard. 🇬🇧 She’s absolutely spot on, speaking the truth with a conviction that cuts through the noise. 💯 Ultimate respect to this woman. 👏🏻

These two are wanting to be out, impatient!! #GSD #germanshepherd #walkingwednesday

The #autumn colours look sensational in #thelakes today, blue sky & chilly awesome day to bebout with my #germanshepherds Roxy & Ruby👍

For those who missed this last night 👍🩵

Pre match - City vs PSG | Etihad display #mcfc

Superb game to watch, if you want entertaining City is where it's at!!! PSG are superb ballers, top class. Maresca recognised the problems made the changes & City were awesome 2nd half, lessons learnt roll on weekend. The mightyhad was amazing #CITD #MCFC

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This is extremley relevant, as the media keep throwing around a £1b when indeed the amount is highly likely to be far far less, if indeed the guilty conclusions remain after appeal @Sjopinion10 @talkSPORT

So true, as if you could have any sensible, neutral viewpoint @SkySportsPL when you have such presenters & commentators. That was shambolic, @GNev2 @Carra23 Keane, even Drury, it was simply their opportunity to spew the deeply embedded hate for City!!

So true this!!!

That's got to be one of the most hostile bus welcome I've seen!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

One is obliged, when contemplating the reported discussions between Manchester City and the Premier League over the matter of sanctions, to confront a rather stark choice. Either the club’s owners are so deranged, or so monumentally obtuse, as to spurn any offer of settlement that might mitigate their predicament or they are in possession of evidence that would, if ventilated, prove distinctly inconvenient to their accusers. Of the former proposition there is conspicuously little supporting testimony. Of the latter, the club’s conduct has been, from the first, both consistent and unyielding. It is not without significance that these conversations took place before the liability findings were permitted to leak into the public domain. Some years ago I ventured the prediction that the entire affair would most probably conclude in a negotiated arrangement that City could accept. The meeting in question may well have been no more than a polite inquiry as to the precise terms on offer, an elementary precaution that any serious party would take. We are invited to believe, on the strength of secondary and carefully non-attributable briefings, that the League’s proposal consisted merely of financial penalties. What if, however, City’s counter-stipulation was that certain of the more grave charges be withdrawn? Such a demand would be wholly congruent with a sustained insistence upon innocence; it would not, by any reasonable standard, constitute evidence of lunacy or incompetence. The proprietors of Manchester City are not, whatever the more febrile organs of the British press may imply, frivolous or unworldly men. A negotiation worthy of the name is one from which each side emerges with something it can claim as a gain. That the League declined the terms City was prepared to entertain suggests either a failure of realism or the operation of other, less elevated, pressures. One cannot entirely dismiss the possibility that clubs enjoying an unusually intimate relationship with the League’s machinery exercised a veto upon any compromise that might have left City less than comprehensively chastised. City are therefore left with no alternative but to pursue, with all available vigour, the avenues of appeal and, if necessary, the ordinary courts of law. Only by such means can a measure of daylight be forced upon a process that has so far preferred the comforts of confidentiality. Sunlight, as the proverb has it, remains the most reliable disinfectant. It is by no means impossible that the club has reserved certain of its more potent materials, allowing the League to advance fully into the open before deploying evidence that would prove acutely embarrassing to the institution, to its chief executive, and to those who installed him. There exists, a genuine institutional jeopardy for the Premier League in any examination conducted at arm’s length from its own preferences. That jeopardy has always constituted a not inconsiderable part of City’s bargaining position. I'm not saying any of the above is true or accurate. As always I present an argument to try to help people think about this properly in the face of hysterical and negative media who far from doing their job are engaged in an unprecedented blood lust where all journalistic standards have been used to wipe their arses with after shitting clicks for their owners and the ravenous, anonymous and psychopathic beast the algorithm. #algobitches

Perfect!! Yes @Erling get the Blue battle armour on, it's gonna get feisty, but you know we blues love that!! The club will look after all the lads, stick with us we'll stick with you 1000%!!! Get the drums out!!🤣 #ctid #mcfc

A comrade in arms who never closes his eyes💪💪💪

Excellent viewpoint, hard to argue with!!👏👍

Out with the best girls in the world!!! #germanshepherds having a quick break from protecting the #blacklabs in the #countryside #blm