Roy Keane tells 'cheating' Manchester City to 'take their medicine' following guilty verdict on Premier League charges

Former footballer Roy Keane has publicly criticized Manchester City following a guilty verdict regarding 115 Premier League financial charges. Keane and other pundits argue that the club should face severe consequences for their actions.
Why it matters
This case represents a landmark legal challenge to the financial integrity of the English Premier League and its most successful modern club.
Roy Keane has launched a scathing attack on Manchester City, insisting the club must face harsh consequences after being found guilty of the vast majority of their 115 Premier League charges. The former midfielder rejected claims that their recent titles were deserved, stating that the reigning champions chose to cheat and now have to accept severe punishments.
Keane insisted that Manchester City deserve to be severely punished after the Premier League have succeeded in proving the substantive claims among the 115 charges against the club.
Keane did not hold back in his assessment of the situation, entirely dismissing recent comments made by Rodri. "It's about time," Keane said on ITV. "It has obviously been going on a long time now. I would disagree with Rodri's messages there. It was the club's choice - they chose to cheat."
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