“They are just doing as they please. FA should remove 20 points from all these teams because they’re all into shady dealings especially Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United” – Manchester United icon Gary Neville criticizes the Premier League’s Big Six teams, branding them as “bullies.”

Gary Neville expresses his dissatisfaction with Everton’s 10-point deduction, the largest penalty in Premier League history due to financial rule violations.

He criticizes the perceived unfairness and ties it to ongoing investigations involving Manchester City and Chelsea.

Neville contends that trust in the league has diminished, attributing it to the Big Six’s greed, which he characterizes as bullying behavior to maintain control over top positions in the table.

On the Stick To Football podcast, Gary Neville expresses his anger and frustration, suggesting that the Premier League has lost trust and faith due to rampant greed and selfishness, characterizing it as lawless.

He emphasizes his empathy for Everton fans, deeming the situation an absolute disgrace for their club.

Neville labels the Big Six as bullies, asserting that they wield undue influence. Regarding Manchester City, facing 115 charges, he claims that the Premier League is “frightened to death” of the club, indicating his dissatisfaction with their handling of the situation.

The latest episode of Stick To Football is now live! ⚽️

This week David Ornstein joins us to talk about Everton’s points deduction and the vote to ban loan deals between associated clubs.

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— Gary Neville (@GNev2) November 23, 2023

Football has long been characterized by financial excess, with consistent dominance by certain teams across European competitions.

The sport now lacks the generation of fairy-tale narratives, while the greed of organizations and prominent clubs intensifies with each passing year.