Total joke Manchester United and Manchester City can play in Europe along with clubs their owners…

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Please read our Please read ourIt does really feel that these days the strict rules in football are only there for the have nots, whilst those with power and influence, such as Manchester United, Manchester City and others, can have the rules ‘stretched’ to allow them to carry on regardless.

UEFA saying that so long as the City Football Group reduce their stake in Girona to 30%, selling off any shareholding over the 30% to an ‘independent third party’, both Manchester City and Girona can play in the Champions League next season. The Abu Dhabi-based operation have stakes in 13 clubs, and that includes 47 per cent of Girona. Pep Guardiola’s brother, Pere, also owns a stake in the club.

UEFA is believed to have scrutinised the City Football Group links with Girona over their transfer business this season. Never mind though, apparently everything will be sorted so that Ratcliffe can be supporting both teams next season in the competition…

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