I know it’ll be very difficult. Got a mountain to climb. But I will risk everything to win you back. I promise. I will never let you down ever again. I Love You so much #GMTHEFAMILY
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I'm in a toxic relationship with this club.
Win, lose, live, or die... I love this football club forever. 😭❤️
CR7FanBoy retweeted
Can't run.
Can't tackle.
Can't create chances.
Can't even complete passes.
This is the WORST United side I've seen in decades.
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Shaw and Dorgu both injured so Dalot playing left-back because club refused to sign one.
Sesko out till January which means we play half the season without a striker.
This is for those toxic positivity fans who were telling us "you don't know better than the club" when we were begging every day to sign a left-back and striker, see how silly you look?
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De 2008 para a eternidade. A Bola de Ouro de todos os tempos é portuguesa. 🇵🇹
Parabéns, Capitão! 👑
@ballondor | @Cristiano
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Sheikh Jassim prepares €10 billion bid to buy club.
centredevils.co.uk/news/shei…
Please come true
Sheikh Jassim in contact to acquire stake in club.
centredevils.co.uk/news/shei…
CR7FanBoy retweeted
I don’t even have energy to get angry anymore, Manchester United do what you want
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Lisandro Martinez, on behalf of every United fan: THANK YOU.
Thank you for having the balls to speak out, even if it costs you a new contract. More players should do the same. You’ll forever have my respect for this! 👏🏻❤️
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Lost at home to 10 men Man City at Old Trafford despite a man's advantage for 70+ minutes, and today couldn't defend a 1-0 lead against 10 men Tottenham at Old Trafford who can't score goals.
I prefer not to speak.
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For charges of this magnitude, City's owners must be forced to sell, with the club expelled from the Premier League, in lockstep with the EFL to refuse them entry.
They should also be fined £830m - the exact amount they overstated revenues in that time period. That money should flow down the footballing pyramid.
Not only that, prize money (£1.094 billion) was stolen. Alongside all trophies being vacated, that prize money will be used as a minimum in restitution to PL clubs.
And anyone involved should be banned for life. Nothing like this can never be allowed to happen again.
Strong support for Manchester City being expelled from the Premier League and being refused entry to the EFL.
And for the Abu Dhabi ownership being removed from the club.
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24 hours after the launch of the campaign, I want to take a moment to sincerely thank everyone who has taken the time and made the effort to contribute to this cause.
Every donation, regardless of its size, is a meaningful act of solidarity and trust. This is particularly important at a time when many people are facing their own financial difficulties, amid economic uncertainty and rising costs of fuel and essential goods.
I feel it is important to provide an update and, above all, to be as transparent as possible about the situation and the needs that may lie ahead.
In the worst-case scenario, what does it actually cost to live in hiding for an indefinite period of time, and to deal with everything that comes with it?
Honestly, I don't know.
The maximum target of the campaign is merely indicative. It reflects the uncertainty surrounding the situation and the fact that, at this stage, it is impossible to know how long this may last or what the total cost will ultimately be.
Living in hiding is not simply a matter of finding somewhere to stay. There are accommodation, food, transportation, documentation, communication and other basic living expenses to consider, all of which become considerably more complicated when normal life is no longer possible. One thing, however, is certain, it will not be cheap.
That is why your support, no matter how small, can be truly crucial. When we do not know how long this situation will last, every contribution helps provide some stability and makes it possible to deal with whatever comes next.
There is also another important matter that needs to be taken into consideration. The legal costs associated with the Football Leaks proceedings in Portugal. At this stage, the figures I am dealing with are:
Case 6255/15.9TDLSB: a minimum of €19,078 in compensation claims.
Case 1178/19.5TELSB: a minimum of €1,000,000 in compensation claims should the acquittal be overturned.
Case 456/20.5TELSB: the legal costs remain undetermined, as the case is still under investigation in Portugal.
These are significant amounts, and they help put the financial reality of the situation into perspective. These are not abstract figures, they concern legal proceedings that continue to have very real financial consequences. Everything is being handled with the greatest possible transparency and in coordination with my legal team.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed financially, shared the campaign, helped spread the word, sent a message, or simply chosen not to remain indifferent.
Not everyone can help a great deal, but when many people contribute what they can, even in small amounts, the collective impact can be enormous. Every contribution matters. And right now, it truly matters!
When cheaters get caught, they are relentlessly willing to do anything. Dragging politics into football, just confirm them CHEATERS
**EXCLUSIVE**
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak met a senior UK government minister to discuss the UAE’s investments in Britain just days before the club’s guilty verdicts were announced.
Al Mubarak asked to meet Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds on 14 September in his capacity as CEO of Mubadala Investment Company, the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund, sources tell Bloomberg.
The pair held a private meeting in Downing Street on that date, the people said. Al Mubarak talked about current and future UAE investment in Britain, they said.
The conversation covered the full range of the relationship including defence, security, intelligence and trade, they said.
Eleven days later, on 25 September, the Athletic reported Man City had been found guilty of breaking Premier League rules.
On 29 September, the Premier League confirmed Manchester City had been found guilty of artificially boosting its balance sheet by more than £900 million.
The fact of the meeting so close to the verdict will raise further questions about the UK government’s handling of the case.
Andy Burnham has faced criticism, including from his own ministers and officials, after he publicly suggested Man City’s Abu Dhabi owners should not be disqualified from running the club because of the investment they bring to Britain.
Earlier, Bloomberg reported that Emirati officials have warned the UK government that the severity of the ruling could undermine their appetite for future grand-scale commitments in Britain.
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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The press release from my lawyers Francisco Teixeira da Mota, Luisa Teixeira da Mota, William Bourdon and Vincent Brengarth regarding the outrageous actions taken against me by the Portuguese State on Wednesday:
PRESS RELEASE
Lisbon and Paris, October 2, 2026
End of Rui Pinto’s protection: his lawyers call on Portuguese authorities to reconsider a decision with dire consequences
Rui Pinto, the whistleblower behind "Football Leaks," has been notified on Wednesday that the special security program he has benefited from since August 2020 will end on October 10. In a few days, without being heard beforehand, as required by law, he would lose the protected, confidential residence assigned to him and l be forced to find new housing urgently, with no guarantee that police protection will continue.
His situation is now critical. The threats against him are not merely theoretical; he was assaulted in Lisbon last April. His revelations implicated powerful figures with vast resources, and many resulting legal proceedings are still ongoing, as evidenced by the decision handed down just days ago by the Premier League’s independent commission regarding Manchester City. Abruptly deprived of his protected housing and plunged into a state of extreme precariousness, Rui Pinto would be more vulnerable now than at any time since 2020.
Rui Pinto has cooperated with the Portuguese justice system, and it was this cooperation that justified placing him under protection. His revelations, utilized by numerous judicial, tax, and sports authorities across Europe, starting with France, have advanced transparency and integrity in football. The states that have benefited from his actions cannot simply turn their backs on the person who took the risk to bring them to light.
In accordance with the law, an administrative appeal with suspensive effect will be filed against this decision. Rui Pinto’s lawyers, confident that the Portuguese authorities would give due consideration to his situation, asked, last Wednesday, the ministry of Justice to reconsider this decision, to disclose the details of the risk reassessment upon which it is based, to ensure that their client is heard, and to guarantee, in any event, the continuity of his protection. No answer was received till now.
This decision and the way it was made, regrettably, doesn’t respect the rule of law and constitutes an act of state terrorism. We can’t accept that.
Francisco Teixeira da Mota
Luisa Teixeira da Mota
William Bourdon
Vincent Brengarth


















