Manchester City is certainly getting a lot of hate recently, but former Liverpool captain Steven Gerard is just wrong about a recent critique.

Writer Lee Vowell argues that former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is overlooking reality by suggesting Manchester City should be stripped of Premier League titles while individual players keep their honors. Gerrard told The Overlap that while he does not want players to surrender medals, the club itself must face title stripping over alleged financial fair play rule breaches between 2009 and 2018.
Vowell contends that stripping the club inevitably affects the players who earned those titles on the pitch rather than in ownership offices. The article notes that Manchester City is appealing the ruling, creating a legal process that could potentially take years to reach a final resolution.
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