EPL: ‘I’m a greedy bastard’ – Paul Scholes disagrees with Rooney on Man City
Manchester United icon, Paul Scholes has unequivocally declared his desire to receive his 2011/12 Premier League medal following Manchester City’s guilty verdict on financial misconduct charges. The Premier League released an official announcement on Tuesday, establishing that Manchester City engaged in substantial violations spanning a nine-year period from 2009/10 through 2017/18. Manchester…
Former Manchester United star Paul Scholes has insisted he wants to receive his 2011/12 Premier League medal, despite the financial misconduct charges against his former club, Manchester City. The Premier League confirmed on Tuesday that City engaged in substantial violations over a nine-year period from 2009/10 to 2017/18. City has appealed the independent commission's determination and maintains their innocence.
Rooney, Scholes' former teammate, has expressed reservations about accepting the 2011/12 Premier League medal as Manchester United lost to City on goal differential that season. However, Scholes, who described himself as a 'greedy bastard,' posted on Instagram, "Keep hearing ex-teammates saying they want trophies taking off them but they don't want their medals… F*ck that.
I'm a greedy bastard. I want my medal." The disciplinary measures against City remain to be determined.
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