'United OWED titles?': City's 115 Charges Fallout and Bruno Fernandes Injury SCARE

Anyways, as you alluded, there was some news, alluded to some news last week, but we report on United, we don't report on Manchester City.

So our colleague, Cy Bajkowski, was incredibly busy on Friday and across the weekend.

He was on the golf course, when the news broke with some colleagues who also report on City as well.

And I'm sure he very sensibly drew a form once he heard of the news and he abided by the speed limits.

City have been found guilty of 114 of the 115 charges.

This has gone on for a few years now.

There has been times during that period where we all thought or it was suggested a verdict might have come out.

Obviously, officially, there's been no official word still from the Premier League, which is all very bizarre.

But it does raise the question of what this means for everyone else.

Now, there's been a suggestion that there will be legal implications, there will be clubs exploring compensation.

What do you think it means for United, Ty? Are we going to see the 2011-2012 title and the 2017-2018 title awarded to United and Mourinho and Fergie are going to have one more each? I think that's bound to happen, isn't it? That's going to happen.

I can't see that happening to be honest I'd be surprised I'd be surprised if titles were stripped away as it is if they were I think it'll just be no no one will win it I think it's just going to end up that that whole era or every city trophy presuming this this verdict holds like you say it's it's reported 114 of 115 guilty it's still not been confirmed by the Premier League it's people at City still say there's significant elements to go through like this is the beginning of the end, probably.

Maybe even the end of the beginning.

Like, I still think we're a long way from actually getting closure on what's actually going to happen here.

But yeah, I can't see United being given retrospective titles.

I mean, all it means for United at the moment is a hell of a lot of schadenfreude on social media from... and players, to be fair, who've been demanding medals and poking fun at City.

But yeah, I mean, it was a huge, huge shock.

I was sat at home on Friday when it broke and I was absolutely stunned.

It has gone on for so long now that I think everyone thought it's gone on this long.

We've seen the Premier League kind of lose the stomach for the fight a bit with Chelsea and what happened with them.

They got a very lenient punishment and I think everyone thought there's going to be They'll get found guilty of the non-cooperation and get a fine for it to come out, you know, and presumably this is what's going to happen, that they're found guilty of 114 of 115 charges is absolutely seismic.

It's the biggest story in Premier League history, and it puts a massive asterisk across.

probably a third of the entire Premier League season.

So it's a massive, massive story.

It's got a lot of time still to go and a long time still to run, I think.