Mourinho's 2020 words on Man City: "The situation is a disgrace"

The Premier League did not hesitate to denounce Manchester City for allegedly breaching Financial Fair Play rules. This could result in the Cityzens being heavily sanctioned and out of the domestic competition.
Something similar to what happened to him in 2020, when they were on the verge of not participating in the Champions League. In the end, they were not sanctioned and this did not sit well with Jose Mourinho, who at the time was Tottenham Hotspur's manager.
Words that have been highlighted again after the recent complaint: "If you're not guilty, you don't pay. I'm not saying City are guilty, I'm saying if you're not guilty, you don't pay. You are not punished, not even a pound. I know the money is quite easy for them, but it's just a start."
"If you are guilty, the decision is also a disgrace. If you are guilty, you should be kicked out of the competition. My criticism is not for Manchester City, I am nobody to know if they are guilty or not. The criticism is for the decision," 'The Special One' claimed at the time.