@FootynewsBambino Pons won't name his club in Argentina, and honestly, the reasoning is airtight. In the neighborhood they know which team he's for, but he can't say it out loud. Varsky, Giralt, and Souto all said theirs, and they got roasted for it. So why the hell would he volunteer for that? But then the Premier League comes up, and suddenly the man is an open book. "I like Manchester," he says. The panelist presses him: but which Manchester? Pons takes it for granted that there's only one Manchester. That's the whole answer. And the dig at Manchester City that follows is something else. From the 90s through the early 2000s, Ferguson, that red-faced guy who drank 10 glasses of whiskey a day, always kicked their asses. Then Agüero's goal in 2012, and with Guardiola they resurged. Before all that, per Pons, City didn't even touch the ball.

@FootynewsBambino Pons won't name his club in Argentina, and honestly, the reasoning is airtight. In the neighborhood they know which team he's for, but he can't say it out loud. Varsky, Giralt, and Souto all said theirs, and they got roasted for it. So why the hell would he volunteer for that? But then the Premier League comes up, and suddenly the man is an open book. "I like Manchester," he says. The panelist presses him: but which Manchester? Pons takes it for granted that there's only one Manchester. That's the whole answer. And the dig at Manchester City that follows is something else. From the 90s through the early 2000s, Ferguson, that red-faced guy who drank 10 glasses of whiskey a day, always kicked their asses. Then Agüero's goal in 2012, and with Guardiola they resurged. Before all that, per Pons, City didn't even touch the ball.