Liam Gallagher shares what a top source told him about Man City’s punishment
Liam Gallagher, the lead singer of Oasis, has shared his thoughts on the punishment Manchester City might face after being found guilty in the trial involving 115 charges. Over three years after the case began, it was announced on Friday that Man City was found guilty of all but one of the charges.
Even though City will probably appeal, many are curious about what kind of penalty the club might get. Liam Gallagher has spoken up, saying his sources have given him some insight.
Since the verdict came out, people think all punishments are possible. These could include losing points right away or later, paying fines now or later, or even being kicked out of the Premier League. But Gallagher says City’s spot in the Premier League is safe. According to his sources, if City loses the appeal, the punishment will likely be more about money and player transfers instead.
On his social media, Gallagher wrote: “Just been told by someone in a very, very high position if we lose our appeal — which we won’t — we’ll get a FINE and TRANSFER BAN and that’s it, so all you worried fans, calm down.”
Of course, if City wins the appeal, the punishment could be less or dropped completely. Even though City is appealing, they could still get a punishment before the appeal ends, so we might hear the final decision soon.
City’s chairman, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, said the appeal might take a while. He told fans that the process is not over, and the club is confident they will prove they did nothing wrong. However, he can’t share many details because of legal reasons.
Sadly for Gallagher and City, even if they don’t get relegated and only face fines or a transfer ban, other Premier League clubs might take legal action. Some clubs have already talked to lawyers about suing City for losing money because of their actions.
The clubs that missed out on Champions League spots are said to have lost the most money. If the verdict stands, City could face huge lawsuits from their top rivals. But no legal cases can start until City’s appeal is completely finished.
So, while the future of Manchester City is still uncertain, fans and clubs alike are waiting to see how this all plays out.