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Man City Should Be Relegated To League Two, Handed Six-year Transfer Ban   — Former Premier League Striker
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Man City Should Be Relegated To League Two, Handed Six-year Transfer Ban — Former Premier League Striker

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

Former England striker *Darren Bent* has called for Manchester City to be relegated to *League Two* and handed a six-year transfer ban if found guilty of their 115 alleged financial breaches. Speaking on talkSPORT, the ex-Tottenham and Sunderland man did not hold back when asked what punishment City should face. “City should be relegated to [...]

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