Ian Holloway has launched a scathing six-minute attack on Manchester City, claiming the club 'seriously dented football' over their alleged breach of Premier League financial rules

Swindon Town manager Ian Holloway urged authorities to strip Manchester City of all their titles and demote them to non-league football. Speaking ahead of Swindon's match against Crewe Alexandra, Holloway accused City's owners of cheating, lying, and ruining the integrity of English football amid the club's ongoing appeal against findings that they breached 114 financial rules.
The 63-year-old former Blackpool manager recalled feeling robbed during the 2010/11 season when his team suffered two narrow defeats to City. Holloway stated that while he does not believe former manager Pep Guardiola was involved, the club's ownership should be forced out and the team forced to restart in the fifth tier.
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