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‘Throw your medals in the bin,’ Roy Keane tells Manchester City players
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‘Throw your medals in the bin,’ Roy Keane tells Manchester City players

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read
  • ‘They won the titles because cheating was going on’

  • Micah Richards says he is ‘devastated and heartbroken’

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane said he would throw the “medals in the bin” if he were a Manchester City player following Premier League confirmation on Tuesday that the club were guilty of all charges related to their financial rules and boosted their income by more than £900m after arranging “sham ­contracts” with commercial partners.

City, who continue to deny any wrongdoing, won eight trophies, including three Premier League titles between 2009 and 2018, the period under investigation. Keane said the achievements of City’s players had become redundant because of the “cheating” that took place during that time.

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