City Fans Worried: We Are Definitely to Blame, and Pep Knew 100% He Was Leaving!

Manchester City fans believe the club is at fault for the allegations raised, and Pep Guardiola was aware of the matter.

According to "Sports Three", Manchester City played at Anfield in their first game after being convicted of 114 violations of the English Premier League's financial regulations, in front of the strictest possible refereeing board, Liverpool fans. City won 0-3 in a spectacular show. This is likely to be the only favorable verdict Enzo Marsca's side will receive for a long time.

Outside Anfield, flags and shawls were waved denouncing Manchester City, Liverpool's biggest rivals of the past decade. Banners with the words "cheats" were displayed next to pictures of the team's expensive purchases, which are now under the microscope, and the fans wanted an instructive punishment. "Let them win the league," chanted the fans at Anfield. Then take the title from them, send them to the Championship and every time they get promoted back to the Premier League, they get relegated" or "They should be relegated, they've embarrassed English football." Anfield wanted to be the standard bearer of justice in football, but in the end it lost to Maresca's team.

However, Manchester City fans also have their own opinions about this case, and few of them were optimistic. One of the young fans said: "It is certain that we are guilty." Due to his age, he had never seen Manchester City outside of the Premier League. His partner agreed with him, but consoled himself with the prospect of a lighter punishment: "I think nothing will happen or, at worst, we'll have a summer without signing players."

"Honestly, I expect a very heavy punishment," admitted another Citizens fan. Unfortunately the owners cheated and we will pay for it. This is a historic event." When asked about Pep Guardiola, his face crumpled and he said: "Oh... it's a complicated subject. I think he definitely knew what was going to happen and that's why he decided to leave this summer. "He is one of the biggest legends in Manchester City history, but he left the ship." Another fan listening to him nodded in agreement: “He definitely knew; One hundred percent."

A convicted but popular owner

Despite all these events, the Sky Blue fans appreciate the performance of the Emirates owners group led by Khaldoun Al Mubarak. On the way back from Anfield, after losing 0-3, they once again sang the anthem that they had performed for the first time at the home of their eternal rival: "Khaldoun... City loves you... We will follow you to League Two... We don't care, even if they accuse us... Khaldoun!"

Football continues and it seems that the Italian coach's team is invincible on the field. But outside the field, his fans are beginning to suspect what awaits them. The Anfield verdict was issued with a result of 0-3, but the other verdict is still to come.