Enzo Maresca posts ‘I know nothing’ message after Manchester City’s guilty verdict
Noel Gallagher, fan and Oasis star, ‘shocked and sad’ David Bernstein: a fine is ‘not sufficient’ if appeal fails Manchester City’s manager Enzo Maresca posted a cryptic message on social media reading “I know nothing” after the club was found guilty on virtually all counts of breaching Premier League financial rule…
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