Jose Mourinho made his thoughts clear more than two years ago when he addressed Manchester City 's alleged financial breaches.
The Special One, then in charge at Tottenham, was competing against Pep Guardiola's Abu Dhabi-backed outfit. He was addressing potential charges with the club facing Financial Fair Play (FFP) sanctions from UEFA, which City had overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Europe's governing body have long struggled to implement their financial rules as clubs continue to spend huge sums. City have been among those to invest heavily, but may have finally been caught out after a four-year long investigation saw them charged by the Premier League.
