Former Stoke City boss Tony Pulis has voiced what he believes many Potters fans are feeling after Manchester City were found guilty of the majority of the 115 charges brought against them, writing in a BBC Sport column that he feels "cheated" and questioning "when do Stoke City get our FA Cup?"
Pulis's comments reflect broader frustration among rival supporters over the scale of City's charges and what it may mean for results and honours achieved during the period in question. According to the BBC Sport piece, Pulis argues that clubs who competed against Manchester City during those seasons deserve some form of redress now that the club has been found guilty on the majority of counts.
The remarks come as football continues to digest the implications of the verdict, with questions still swirling over what sanctions, if any, will follow and whether historic results or trophies could be revisited. For now, Pulis's column captures the sense of injustice felt by clubs like Stoke, who competed against City throughout the era covered by the charges.