Mills, who played 54 times for City between 2004 and 2009, felt the removal of titles and achievements would be an arbitrary measure.

Former Manchester City defender Danny Mills argues that the club's players will not care if their titles are stripped following financial rule breaches. Speaking after City were found guilty of 114 Premier League charges, Mills stated that retrospective punishments cannot erase players' memories, accolades, or achievements on the pitch, comparing the physical medals to mere symbols.
Manchester City are appealing the verdict, which involves alleged financial manipulations totaling £900 million between 2009 and 2018. Despite facing potential sanctions such as relegation and stripped titles, Mills believes manager Enzo Maresca's squad will thrive amid hostility ahead of their match against Liverpool.
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