Abuse Aimed at Manchester City’s Women’s Team After Independent Commission Guilty Verdict
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37-second readElliot Anderson and the rest of the Manchester City dressing room will have questions for the board. It should come as no surprise that the Premier League’s momentous guilty verdict is being picked over in boardrooms, courtrooms and the back pages.
However, the ramifications of the decision - which pronounced Manchester City guilty of more than 100 serious breaches across nine years - are also being felt by plenty of people around the club who had no hand in any of it.
One of City’s own has now offered a stark reminder of that fact. Nedum Onuoha, who spent his formative years at the Etihad Stadium and later became a club ambassador, has given a troubling account of an incident involving the women’s squad - and cautioned that Manchester City players will be targeted wherever they go.
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Former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha has told of the ‘inappropriate’ abuse the club’s women’s side were subjected to in the wake of last week’s guilty verdict, warning that everyone connected to City will suffer for it.
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