Gary Neville saw something ‘devastating’ at Anfield on Sunday – Liverpool fans will agree
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29-second readGary Neville described one of the banners he saw at Anfield on Sunday as ‘devastating’ as Liverpool fans unreservedly vented their anger over the off-field crimes of which their opponents Manchester City have been found guilty.
For both teams, it was their first time in action since the Etihad Stadium outfit were deemed by an independent commission to have broken multiple Premier League financial rules pertaining to the period between 2009 and 2018.
The Merseyside natives brought numerous banners decrying those off-field misdemeanours and chanted ‘ cheats ‘ every time a Man City player touched the ball in the closing stages of the 3-0 defeat.
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Gary Neville described one of the banners he saw at Anfield on Sunday as ‘devastating’ as Liverpool fans unreservedly vented their anger over the off-field crimes of which their opponents Manchester City have been found guilty.
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