Danny Mills Calls for Seven-Year Punishment for Man City
Danny Mills, a former defender for Manchester City, has advocated for a seven-year punishment for the club due to alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules. Speaking to GB News, Mills stated that a one-season punishment would not adequately reflect the severity of the situation, given that Manchester City faces over 100 alleged breaches.
He emphasized that the punishment should correspond to the period covered by the most serious charges, which he identified as spanning seven seasons. Mills expressed concerns about the fairness of relegating Manchester City to the Championship, arguing that the club would still possess a squad strong enough to dominate that division.
He noted that the financial benefits for Championship clubs hosting Manchester City would be minimal, as a single match would not significantly boost revenue. Mills anticipates a hostile atmosphere during Manchester City's upcoming match against Liverpool at Anfield, suggesting that fans will express their views through various forms of protest.
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