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Pochettino’s right that no points | The Technical Area – Sep 29

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⚡ The Technical Area · Tuesday, September 29, 2026
  1. Pochettino’s right that no points deduction fixes what City’s done—they’ve already poisoned the well, and everyone knows it. Daily Mail Football +6 →
  2. Mancini’s got the luxury of not caring because he’s already cashed in; the rest of football has to live with the mess. Manchester City (Google News Local) +6 →
  3. Odegaard had every right to lose it—Silva’s ankle-breaker was cowardly, and the fact he stayed on the pitch is exactly why people don’t trust referees anymore. Daily Mail Football +6 →
  4. Hart admitting culpability while City’s legal team fights tooth and nail is the most honest anyone at that club has been in months. Mirror Football +6 →
  5. Gakpo’s injury return is the least of Liverpool’s problems when their depth chart looks like a hospitality list. Liverpool (Google News Local) +5 →