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The Manchester United legend admitted that it would be uncomfortable for him to relinquish the championship title in retrospect, so he seeks the harshest possible sanctions for the locals - a reduction in the class of rich people in financial terms.
Great Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has said that he has no intention of winning back the Premier League titles because Manchester City are trying to get rid of them by breaking financial rules.. In his words, the devils of the hearts did not deserve this trophy for their play on the field, as the opponent acted dishonestly.
Manchester City is now planning to criticize the decision after the club was found guilty of more than 115 calls made by the Premier League. These destructions cover the period from 2009-10 to 2017-18, as well as ignoring investigation until the end of 2023.
One of the possible punishments could be the removal of the titles acquired by the club during this period, beyond the championship in the 2011-2012 season, if United is seated in another place. Prote Runi is categorically against retrospective planning.
Appearing on the Stick to United podcast, he explained his position:.
“To be honest, I wouldn’t feel comfortable accepting another Premier League medal because I don’t think we deserve it. We didn’t earn enough that season to win the championship. I wouldn’t want, after 15 years, to give away a medal to just what Siti was doing. The food is that I would like to win this medal for another place? No. For the sake of my heel, I won honestly"
Not everyone shares the thought of Runi. Such great teammates of Rio Ferdinand and David de Gea have already suggested to social media that they are ready to accept the redistribution of titles. And the great Stoke coach Tony P'ulis admitted that he felt fooled by the defeat of the locals at the 2011 FA Cup final..
Runi himself noted that he felt for the players of the Network, who honestly contributed strength to the field and might not have known about the machinations of the Kerivnitsya. Having learned that the medals were allegedly taken away from him through the club, there was absolute devastation.
Despite seeing other people's trophies, the 40-year-old ex-football player faces an unprecedentedly severe punishment for the very structure of Manchester City. In my opinion, the club lacks a simple winner from the elite division.
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" I would put them in the lowest league where the stinks can be spent, and then impose a limit on how many pennies the stinks can be spent over the next three or four seasons. If you just send them to the Championship, they will turn around, but if you send them to the Other League or take 20 points for three rocks afterward, the Gravs won’t want to lose themselves there. “I would have acted on a grander scale,” - supported by Runi.
Guess what, it became known earlier that the independent commission found Manchester City guilty of serious violations of the financial rules of the Premier League.