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Maresca maintains almost total control as he follows Manchester City owners’ line

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Maresca maintains almost total control as he follows Manchester City owners’ line

Manager’s media conference three times busier than usual but he and his club are still speaking with one voice – for now Enzo Maresca’s first public display since Manchester City were found guilty on virtually all counts of breaching Premier League financial rules was controlled – apart from the sole, and telling, slip-up of his very first answer.

In Thursday’s pre-emptive PR move, the club had Maresca tell their channels that he was aware of the “noise” around City.

Fast forward 24 hours, and to a packed media conference of 45 attenders – around a threefold increase on the norm – at the Etihad Campus, the Italian was asked if this was dismissive of the anger felt towards the club’s cheating.

“I understand the reason why most of you are here but the only thing I can say is that there is a process ongoing and in this moment I completely trust the club,” he replied.

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