Ian Holloway slams Man City as “disgraceful” in six‑minute tirade

Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 charges relating to breaches of the Premier League’s financial regulations covering the period from 2009 to 2018, according to the league’s investigation.

Former Blackpool manager Ian Holloway, whose side shared the top‑flight with City for a single season, reacted angrily on television, delivering a six‑minute rant that described the club’s conduct as “disgraceful”.

During the tirade Holloway urged the club to “Get the hell out” of the Premier League, saying the repeated violations undermine the integrity of the competition.

The comments were reported by Mirror Football, which noted that Holloway’s outburst reflects growing frustration among some former Premier League figures over the handling of financial misconduct cases.