By order of the Premier League

In this episode of The Football Ramble, the hosts dive into the fallout from Manchester City's guilty verdict, affirming they were found guilty of 114 out of 115 charges related to financial misconduct. The discussion highlights the charges concerning financial inaccuracies from 2009 to 2018 and the club's failure to cooperate with investigations. The hosts express skepticism about the club's statement asserting confidence in being cleared, critiquing the dismissive tone taken by the Manchester City hierarchy. While City fans display varied reactions to the verdict, the hosts underline the disconnect between fan loyalty and accountability, advocating for Manchester City to discern their culpability amidst their success.

The episode then shifts to England's recent match against Spain, where England lost 3-2 at Wembley. The hosts discuss the performance, noting that despite gifting goals, there were flashes of promising play, particularly from Jude Bellingham and Anthony Gordon. They debate England's overall strategy and identity, arguing that while glimpses of potential were observed, the side lacks a coherent playing style. The conversation concludes with reflections on Northern Ireland's recent victory against Georgia and the broader landscape of international football during this period.