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Paul Scholes wants to be "greedy" and take a title that Man City currently holds for the 2011/12 season. The issue is that Manchester United didn't earn that.

Writer Lee Vowell argues that Paul Scholes and Manchester United do not deserve to be awarded Manchester City's 2011/12 Premier League title. The debate follows City being found guilty of financial fair play charges, prompting questions over whether past titles could be stripped. Scholes stated on Instagram that he wants the title medal, disagreeing with former teammate Wayne Rooney's view that United should not receive it.
Vowell contends that United failed to earn the title on the pitch, noting that City defeated them twice that season, including a 6-1 victory, before both teams finished level on 89 points. The writer asserts that United can only blame themselves for their results.
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