Across The Continent | Manchester City's charges

It's our very first edition of ACROSS THE CONTINENT's intended format! Every Monday, we will discuss a shared topic demanding our attention across the footballing word. Then, each of us will bring a surprise subject to present to the other. This week, we have no choice but to tackle Manchester City as the main story, after it was announced they've been found guilty of nearly all 115 charges leveled against them. David the lawyer breaks down exactly what those charges stipulate, then we debate the merits of potential punishments, as well as the affect this will have on the legacy of Pep Guardiola and his players. We then turn our attention to the current international break. First, David updates us on the 12 new coaches hired by UEFA nations since the World Cup. Then Maxwell points to the shifting balance of power in the 2nd tier of CONCACAF, from Central American to Caribbean teams. Cheers to Dick Advocaat! Chapters: 00:00 – the start 02:16 – overview of charges against Man City 09:25 – potential punishments 17:42 – how will this affect legacies? 20:50 – David's topic | 12 new coaches in UEFA 28:19 – Maxwell's topic | balance of power shifting in CONCACAF?