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It Leaves A Sour Taste  –Pulis Reflects On Man City’s 2011 Triumph Over Stoke City
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It Leaves A Sour Taste –Pulis Reflects On Man City’s 2011 Triumph Over Stoke City

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Former Stoke City manager Tony Pulis has strongly voiced his frustration, admitting he feels “cheated” following reports regarding Manchester City’s financial charges verdict. Pulis was in the dugout when Stoke City reached their historic first-ever FA Cup final in 2011, ultimately losing 1-0 to Manchester City courtesy of a Yaya Touré goal. That victory marked [...]

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