"I Sent A Message to the Chairman Last Week" - Samir Nasri Discusses Manchester City Guilty Verdict Ahead of Appeal Proceedings
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29-second readMan City have vehemently denied the independent panel's guilty verdict The independent commission’s guilty verdict has raised a barrage of debate about the validity of the club’s major trophies.
Countless ex-players, pundits and fans have voiced the opinion that City should be stripped of the honours won during the nine-year period during which the charges occurred.
One man who was in the squad for several of those victories is Nasri. The France midfielder won two Premier League titles at the Etihad Stadium - scoring a crucial final-day goal to help seal the 2014 crown - and he has now made his feelings on the matter plain.
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Samir Nasri says he is not worried about the case against Manchester City, revealing he messaged a club executive to offer his backing and insisting the titles he helped win cannot be stripped of their meaning.
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