Radishana Hunter-Rajah

I think no one realises how good Guardiola has been for him, but how much of it he's taken on.

Get them all back together.

Yeah, yeah.

It's not the, they're not the first club we've seen in free fall.

I think there are similarities between the situation.

But like, you know, there are similarities to Leeds United in the start of the 2000s in terms of.

the wages that they were paying out compared to what was coming in.

I think they're spending over 100% of their incomings on wages.

If that makes sense.

But I think it's also important not to conflate the way they won the Premier League with the situation that's going on now.

That was such, as you said, it was one of the great, if not the greatest story in sport.

The FA Cup was also built on, you know, quite sound structure.

Essentially, the rebuild that they were able to do off the back of that league win.

And the mismanagement has been, yeah, totally avoidable.

I think, you know, the tragedy that struck as well, you know, with the death of their owner.

And also, you know, I think we can also mention...

his son and the, I suppose, the decisions that he's made in part because it's not just been about, you know, managing a club.

It's been about his father's legacy and, you know, he's made quite a few glaring errors in his time as well.

I also think the...

You know, it's not too dissimilar to what we were saying with Wolves earlier in terms of, like, big players going and just not being replaced.