The Video Pep Guardiola Doesn't Want You To See

The Premier League's long-awaited hearing into Man City's 115 alleged charges (which Pep Guardiola refutes) began on Monday. Man City have been charged with breaking financial fair play rules over a nine-year period, which started in 2009 and went on until 2018. During that period, Man City won the Premier League three times, while Pep Guardiola, who arrived in 2016, denies all the charges against them. This video details where Man City's case currently stands, and how Pep Guardiola has lied his way to the very top of football.

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[utichaturvedi]

Where do you stand on Pep fellas? I think most football fans will appreciate someone like a Klopp a lot more for his human qualities, even if his trophy cabinet is no where near Guardiolas!

[markjones]

Best thing is once the trial started it turns out it wasn't 115 charges, but actually 130.

[davidmarchant]

Great video they are all complicit right down to the kit man the blind man and his dog can see what's been going on.... but will they really be found guilty ? Because doesn't the Premier league have their bank accounts in the rich Arab states ? How can you prosecute a man when he can freeze all your assets !!! I don't think this message will stay up for long many have been deleted

[lfcspectre]

Well said Uti for exposing this man for now changing his mind about these charges involved with City. While saying he doesn't know what's going on behind the scenes at City, because he would know since he's very close to some of boardroom members of them time together at FC Barcelona another club with issues behind the scenes. Mmm coincidence 🤔

[Geokinkladze]

Ah yes "Fergie did it without money", he just had 7 years to mould his team. Mourinho did it at Porto without money or time. He did sign about 8 players but they were at rock bottom prices or free AND he got them purring straight away.

[felixoptikqualla]

Already in 2001, Guardiola was exposed with his inclination to give all to win, even if this means to cross a red line. While playing for Brescia in Italy Guardiola was tested positively on doping. He got banned for 4 months. I thinks this shows that there're no forbidden means for this guy. He does every thing to win no matter the costs.

[michaeldoig]

Aaahhh, don’t you just love the sound of someone pontificating profusely upon a subject about which they clearly know nothing ?

[DudeSilad]

I think we all know they will get off with it. Or at least do some behind the scenes deals. What they should get is relegated to at least League 1 and 300m in fines. But I suspect 18pts and 200m fines at the very most.

[philpoole]

Not sure what to make of the situation. If they broke the rules, well then how do they keep their achievements? If they haven’t broken the rules, then it’s going to be open season for all the other Premiership clubs…

The real questions is, “why has it taken this long to get to a hearing?”

I hope that if they are found guilty they are stripped of their titles and relegated. It’s meant to be a competition after all. Athletes get stripped of their medals if they cheat, this should be no different.

If they are found not guilty, I think the Premier League won’t be believed or trusted ever again…leading to a “European League”….

As for Pep, he is one of the greatest, but this will still look bad for him and his legacy.

[zenlkcf]

As much as I think 115 ers are destroying the prem, I still think Pep is one of the greatest of all time

[falayyou]

Another game officiated by fraudulent Michael Oliver yesterday. Wasn’t this guy paid tonnes of money by UAE for officiating games? How does he still officiate key man city games? Conflict of interest much?

[dbz]

man citys owner only ever showed up to watch the UCL final at his own club. This man has nothing but utter contempt for football and should have no business owning one.

[leechapman-rirb]

But it was ok for Man Utd to buy the title throughout the 90's and 2000's?

[pav_sohal]

O my days… WTF lad have you just been introduced to football??
Your entire video is based on the show called Mickey Mouse club house.. why the f**k did u eve type this

[samwansbone]

What cartoon is showing at the start of the video?

[CH-rfcf]

you know nothing about football, go away