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City Football Group

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Sep 17, 2026

Alex MoneypennyHOST
21:57
He personally convinced Guardiola to let it inform the club's transfer policy, and it was a cornerstone that became a key unifying moment at City and coincided with the start of their run of five titles in six seasons.
Alex MoneypennyHOST
22:08
Further to that, Arteta laid out a sizeable portion of the scouting framework for the multi-club City Football Group stable, which is now an 80-page document with detailed instructions on the different roles within Guardiola's team structure and what scouts should look for when identifying players who fit the mould, wherever it came from.
Alex MoneypennyHOST
22:26
This guy's obsessed.
Alex MoneypennyHOST
22:27
He's a father figure, now fully mature.
SeanHOST
3:02
Of course.
SeanHOST
3:05
Well, yeah, the long break between recording, of course, the women's team, who we always start with, ended their Serie A Women's Cup group stage.
SeanHOST
3:17
They ended it really well with a 3-1 win over Lazio.
SeanHOST
3:20
That was off of the back of a 3-1 win penalties shootout win against Wolfsburg to make it into the Champions League.

10 MINS LATER

SeanHOST
13:13
Yeah, they pushed him all the way up to the U23 team.
SeanHOST
13:16
Just to highlight, these really are now interproducts playing these games, which means they're going to be even more inconsistent.
SeanHOST
13:25
And it might be tougher and playing in this group, the group C, the group G and city of G is going to be difficult because like you said, some of these pitches might not be good.
SeanHOST
13:38
And even
Daniel BramletteHOST
40:41
Or is he going to have an intermediate step at the EFL or at RB Salzburg, I think? Well, it'll depend on the load.
Daniel BramletteHOST
40:48
Whatever the city football group team is in Germany or whatever.
Daniel BramletteHOST
40:51
Sorry, I know it's not RB.
Daniel BramletteHOST
40:51
Okay.
Sarah BattersGUEST
4:56
So I ended up going to Southampton Football Club six years ago.
Sarah BattersGUEST
5:02
And since then I've spent time at Brighton, wonderful club, City Football Group and most recently London City Lionesses.
Kevin DayHOST
5:13
We'll talk about three of the four of those in greater detail.
Kevin DayHOST
5:18
If it's not too personal a question, Sarah, can I ask why you've gone independent now, so to speak, rather than continuing within a club or a governing body environment?

35 MINS LATER

Kevin DayHOST
40:56
So how different is it operating inside a multi-club group then, rather than being, not an adjunct, but rather than being part of Southampton or Brighton's men's team, if you like?
Sarah BattersGUEST
41:10
Well, I'm really lucky to have had lots of experience with being within an MCO because obviously London City with Kineska is part of a group with Olympic Lyon in France and Washington Spirit in the US.
Sarah BattersGUEST
41:24
I was at City Football Group and so I spent a lot of time working with teams across Melbourne, New York.
Sarah BattersGUEST
41:32
Girona and then also I was at Southampton when Sport Republic bought Southampton and so established or started to establish their MCO with Gostepin, Turkin and Balcien I'll probably say it wrong so I've kind of seen it all and then obviously time at Brighton where they're fully independent with probably the best owner in the Premier League so If you're not Brighton and have such a supportive owner, I do think they're great, Kieran.
David OrnsteinGUEST
20:17
And they've revamped the medical department.
David OrnsteinGUEST
20:20
Dan Lewington has come in as head of performance from Manchester City or the City Football Group.
David OrnsteinGUEST
20:25
Um, they have revamped the gym and procedures and certain players who have been deemed risks have been kept out of action, like Pedro Porro, in a way that perhaps they weren't before.
David OrnsteinGUEST
20:36
So this does legitimately need some time-
Dave HendrickHOST
25:28
He has been with Sporting.
Dave HendrickHOST
25:30
He was in the City Football Group for, I wanna say, like, five years he was with City, maybe a little bit longer.
Dave HendrickHOST
25:39
Might've been more.
Dave HendrickHOST
25:39
Might've been, like, six or seven years.
Simon BajkowskiHOST
20:38
Yeah.
Alex TimperleyGUEST
20:38
We're part of the City Football Group.
Alex TimperleyGUEST
20:40
Uh, if they could get away with it, they would just have Manchester City as just City because it's more marketable.
Alex TimperleyGUEST
20:46
But actually what supporters can do is restore that link between club and community by doing it themselves.
JR LiebertHOST
15:39
Yeah.
JR LiebertHOST
15:39
And I just think it's always cool to, to mention that we're a part of that because like you mentioned, look, it's way more seamless with the Red Bull football group or with the city football group because all their kids look alike, all their sponsorships are the same.
JR LiebertHOST
15:54
Like you could just kind of move between the systems, right? Like that's how we know Julian Hall and Adrian Mametti, they know where they're going to be playing after they turn 18.
JR LiebertHOST
16:04
It is not difficult.
JR LiebertHOST
16:06
to know where they'll go.
JR LiebertHOST
16:07
We've seen it, obviously, with City Football Group as well.
JR LiebertHOST
16:11
But it's going to be interesting to see how this happens.
JR LiebertHOST
16:15
Continuing to, I mean, Uruguay and Korea, two of the recent football hotbeds.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:17
It's so important to us." And then they're, like, training and changing in portacabins out the back, and it's not good enough.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:24
Um, and I think for us, it's so important to be able to say, "Manchester City, City Football Group really cares about women's football, and this is what-- this is how much we care.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:35
We've spent ten million pounds building a training center that's actually overtaken our men's building in terms of, um, performance and service levels." And then when we br- we bring players round, I think if I can get a player in the building from anywhere in the world, they're not gonna walk round our building and be disappointed, because they can see, um, they can see what, you know, what, what we believe w- female athletes should have.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:58
Even small things like our meeting rooms, we have one called Pioneers, 'cause we were the first team in the WSL to go fully professional.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:16
It's so important to us." And then they're, like, training and changing in portakabins out the back, and it's not good enough.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:23
Um, and I think for us, it's so important to be able to say, Manchester City, City Football Group really cares about women's football, and this is what, this is how much we care.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:34
We've spent 10 million pounds building a training center that's actually overtaken our men's building in terms of, um, performance and service levels.
Charlotte O'NeillGUEST
22:42
And then when we br- we bring players round, I think if I can get a player in the building from anywhere in the world, they're not gonna walk round our building and be disappointed, because they can see, um, they can see what, you know, what, what we believe w- female athletes should have.

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