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'We're Not Really Here': As Man City sanctions loom, it's the fans who suffer
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Manchester City's financial malfeasance could send the club back down the football pyramid, a place where fans of a certain age are very familiar.
Manchester City's financial malfeasance could send the club back down the football pyramid, a place where fans of a certain age are very familiar.
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