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Wright: Man City Must Be Punished Heavily
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Wright: Man City Must Be Punished Heavily

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has pulled no punches in his assessment of Manchester City, accusing the club of cheating on an industrial scale following the landmark independent commission verdict. Speaking on ITV regarding the seismic ruling that found City guilty of the vast majority of their Premier League financial breaches, Wright insisted that standard penalties [...]

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