FORMER chairman David Bernstein reckons Manchester City should be handed a huge points deduction which jeopardises their Premier League future. Shockwaves were sent through English football when the Sky Blues were found guilty on almost all of their charges relating…
Former Manchester City chairman David Bernstein stated that Manchester City should face severe sporting sanctions rather than mere financial penalties following a guilty verdict on financial rule breaches. Speaking to talkSPORT, Bernstein argued that fines of £100 million or £200 million would be insufficient due to the club's vast wealth, suggesting an 80-point deduction would ensure relegation.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak continues to maintain the club's innocence and plans to appeal the decision. Following a four-year investigation, potential punishments facing the reigning Premier League champions include significant points deductions, expulsion from the top flight, substantial fines, and the stripping of past titles.
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