I hear people say "Man City only wins because they're loaded" all the time, and honestly, it's not the whole story. Yeah, they've got a lot of cash and buy some top players, but I've watched so many games where it's not just expensive signings making the difference. Guardiola's tactics are on another level – I remember watching them play against teams like Juventus recently, and it's all these quick passes and players moving everywhere, not just one dude doing everything because he's worth 100 million.

Plus, clubs like Man United and Chelsea spend a ton, too, but they're nowhere near as consistent as City. It's weird, because if money was all that mattered, those teams would always be first, right? I really think people overlook how good City's youth academy has been and how players like Foden were developed. So yeah, money helps, but if that's all you focus on, you're totally missing the smart signings, the crazy tactics, and how hard the team actually works every single game. It makes people kinda sound salty instead of actually watching the matches.

Man City isn't just buying trophies—they're actually playing sick football, trust me.