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Football Leaks takes Terry Flewers TV beyond the pitch

Eight uploads bring Manchester City's legal proceedings, VAR arguments and Premier League reactions into the same busy week.

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1:13Flewers presents reported cooperation between the Serious Fraud Office and Football Leaks whistleblower Rui Pinto.
8:33He says his own club, Manchester United, should face investigation if wrongful dealings occurred.
10:57An inserted talkSPORT discussion examines City Football Group's finances and Manchester City's Premier League proceedings.
13:41Martin Lipton says no formal sanction hearing decision has been published.
18:28Flewers argues that the Premier League's legal preparations are intended to withstand challenges on technical grounds.

Terry Flewers wants scrutiny to extend to his own club, too. In the week's most-watched upload, he says Manchester United should be investigated if there were wrongful dealings during the period he discusses. It is a revealing moment in a Manchester City-heavy run: club loyalty, he argues, shouldn't decide who faces questions.

His Football Leaks commentary has drawn around 62,000 views. Flewers discusses reported cooperation between the Serious Fraud Office and whistleblower Rui Pinto, then brings in a talkSPORT discussion featuring Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Lipton. The distinction worth keeping in view comes from Lipton: no formal sanction hearing decision has been published. The video's questions about possible criminal charges are not an announcement that charges have been brought.

City's ownership is the subject of the channel's fastest-moving upload now, framed around speculation about a possible forced sale. Refereeing supplies the other recurring thread, with separate videos challenging VAR decisions involving Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United. A broader discussion also finds room for Chelsea and Arsenal's title prospects; that upload includes an opening advertising segment.

Subscribers were unchanged over the week, although daily views are running comfortably above their usual level. Among nearby-sized football channels, Open Goal drew a similar weekly audience, while BBC Football had a substantially busier week. For Terry Flewers TV, the freshest ownership discussion is currently drawing the most daily views, followed by the Howard Webb and VAR commentary.

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