Roy Keane Says He Would Discard Man City Medals After Financial Rules Verdict
The former Manchester United captain said he would not want to keep medals won by a club found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations.
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Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has said he would "stick his medals in the bin" if he were a Manchester City player, following the club being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations.
Keane's remarks reflect a broader reaction within English football to the outcome of the disciplinary case against City, which centred on alleged violations of the league's financial rules over a period of several seasons.
The comments from Keane, known for his outspoken views as a pundit, add to the debate over what consequences should follow findings against a club that has enjoyed significant success on the pitch during the period under scrutiny.
The case has drawn close attention from fans, rival clubs and football authorities alike, given its implications for competitive fairness in the Premier League. Manchester City has previously indicated it would contest adverse findings against it.
Further details on potential sanctions or the club's response are expected as the process surrounding the ruling continues to unfold.
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- I'd stick my Man City medals in bin - Keane — BBC Sport
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