Hello everybody and welcome back to the Goldbridge Day's football podcast where we're going to be talking about the Manchester City Premier League title sham.

We've got lots to talk about Will, but I'm going to hit it from the start here.

This Premier League title race is a sham, but not for the reasons some might predict.

Can you guess any reasons I might be saying it's a sham?

And I bet you won't guess it.

VAR? No. Manchester City and 115? No. Manchester United's an aptitude to challenge for a

title of the last 13 seasons. No. And that would be completely and utterly irrelevant, you

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No, the reason Man City's title race is a sham will

is I was looking at it. And I think that, and I don't blame Man City for this. So there'll be all the

Man City bitches going, ah, we're not going to, it's Man City again, it's Man City again. I don't

blame Man City for this, apart from the fact they've just got no personality that other clubs

actually fear. And what I mean is, this title race is actually

very interesting. As we record this, Manciti will play Spurs tomorrow. And if Spurs get a result,

then Arsenal could win the league. And their endeth the lesson. It's a sham because if you

look at the last few weeks, Manciti against Aston Villa,

Aston Villa rest players because they've got bigger fish to fry. Two weeks later,

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