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Financial doping threatens something money cannot easily buy back: belief in the game. Dr. Lee Kuhnle offers a way to think about the Manchester City controversy through the bargain every fan makes when they care who wins. What could make a devoted supporter question the competition itself?

A sponsorship deal, a coaching contract, an inbox someone was never meant to see. Lee traces a story in which the action away from the pitch could matter as much as anything played on it. Where does a wealthy owner’s advantage become a breach of the rules?

Then the stakes reach beyond football. If enforcing sporting rules carries consequences for a city and its investment, who has the power to insist the game comes first?

Topics: Financial doping, Manchester City, Premier League, sponsorship money, sports conspiracies

GUEST: Dr. Lee Kuhnle | https://www.amazon.ca/Uncover-Up-Think-Clearly-Conspiracies/dp/1770418873 | @‌uncoverup

Originally aired on 2026-10-14

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