The news about City Football Group abandoning Mumbai City FC is so sad
. I mean, who doesn't love watching some good footy with friends?
It's like the last straw in a long line of problems Indian football has been facing. And yeah, it's not just Mumbai City - all these other clubs are struggling too...
My heart goes out to all those fans who've been supporting their teams for years.
The thing is, we can't just blame CFG, though. We need to talk about the bigger picture - why hasn't Indian football got some decent sponsors?
Why has cricket always taken priority over football? It's like they're expecting everyone to love cricket and forget about all that football talent we've got here in India...
So yeah, let's just hope the ISL gets its act together soon and we can see some positive changes happening. Fingers crossed, right?
The CFG exit is like a perfect storm of what's wrong with our football system 
- reliance on foreign investors, lack of transparency, and no real governance structure 
. It's like a domino effect; one club goes down, and others will follow if we don't fix the bigger issues 
. We need to take responsibility for creating an environment that attracts sustainable investment, not just throw money at the problem 
. It's time for us to get our act together and create a system that supports Indian football, rather than letting it limp along on borrowed finances 
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. and yeah, indian football has always relied on sponsorships and foreign ownership, which isn't sustainable in the long run 
The whole situation with CFG just makes me wonder how Indian football is even going to recover from this. It's like, you gotta have someone to invest and help grow the league, but with Cricket dominating everything in India, it's tough to attract new investors