Man City fans will not play the sad clowns that the deluded circus demand

Simon Bajkowski argues that Manchester City supporters refuse to publicly turn on their club's owners following a guilty verdict in the 115 charges case, despite external pressure. The writer explains that while many fans feel privately conflicted and hurt by the 40-page verdict, they will not perform remorse for a media establishment that has routinely mocked and targeted them for years.

Bajkowski highlights that fans demonstrated solidarity during an away match in Liverpool by dressing up as Sheikh Mansour and singing for chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak. Although official supporters club leader Kevin Parker has defended the club publicly while feeling hurt personally, the writer notes that supporters are waiting for the appeal outcome before fully processing the situation.