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Just In: Phil Foden hits back at Man City criticism with clear double response after Liverpool — All that went down

Picture this: Phil Foden, standing in the Etihad, medals around his neck, trophies spread out like an art gallery of glory. The message? Done putting up with City’s critics: “Talk less, look at the work.”

Six Premier Leagues. Check. Two FA Cups. Double check. Four League Cups, the Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, and Club World Cup. Triple check. Now, if anyone thought City’s golden boy was down and out, this was like his mic-drop moment. And, those trophies? Not a small flex.

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The Inside Gist: Let’s rewind a bit. City’s been catching strays lately after losing six of their last seven games, including a 2-0 loss to Liverpool at Anfield. They’re stuck in fifth place in the Premier League, struggling to stay in the Champions League’s top eight. The critics have been relentless. Foden? He wasn’t about to let them forget who he is or what City stands for.

HIM... Phil Foden!
HIM… Phil Foden!

So, here’s the thing: Foden hopped on Instagram and posted two iconic moments. First, a snap of him holding the PFA Players’ Player of the Year award, a nod to his personal brilliance. Then, the trophy lineup shot, which practically screamed: “Count the wins before you count us out.”

And just to drive the point home, Foden captioned it with a rallying cry: “It’s been a tough few weeks. We’re not where we want to be, but we’ll fight back. We go again on Wednesday.”

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In the past: Foden’s proven he’s not just about individual glory but a key part of City’s dominance in recent years. Whether it’s bossing games in the Premier League or shining on European nights, the 23-year-old has been at the heart of it all.

Keep in mind: The timing of Foden’s post wasn’t random. City’s critics needed a reminder of the dynasty they’ve built, and who better to give it than a homegrown star who’s been living it?

Takeaway: When the noise gets loud, Phil Foden doesn’t argue. He drops receipts. City’s rough patch might be real, but so is their legacy—and Foden just reminded everyone of it in style.

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