Премьер лигийн 2011/12 оны улирлын аваргын цомыг Манчестер Ситигээс хураасан тохиолдолд нөхөн олгох медалийг авах эсэх дээр Манчестер Юнайтедын домогт тоглогчид өөр өөр байр суурь илэрхийлжээ.
Премьер лигээс Манчестер Ситид холбогдох олон тооны зөрчлийн хэргийг шалгаж, буруутай гэж үзсэний дараа тус клуб давж заалдах шийдвэр гаргаад байна. Энэхүү асуудалтай холбогдуулан Рио Фердинанд, Дэвид де Хеа, Пол Скоулз нар тухайн улиралд хоёрдугаар байрт орсон Манчестер Юнайтедын бүрэлдэхүүнд байсан тул нөхөн олгох аваргын медалийг хүлээн авах хүсэлтэй байгаагаа хошигнон илэрхийлжээ. Гэвч тус багийн довтлогч асан Уэйн Рүүний энэхүү саналтай санал нэгдэхгүй байгаагаа илэрхийлсэн байна.
Would Wayne Rooney want another Premier League winners medal if Man City were stripped of their titles? 🥇🤔 pic.twitter.com/tbVjb16Kaa
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) October 12, 2026
Рүүний “Match of the Day 2” нэвтрүүлэгт оролцохдоо тухайн үед Манчестер Юнайтед нь гоолын зөрүүгээр хоёрдугаар байрт орж, аваргын төлөөх өрсөлдөөнд ялагдсан гэдгийг онцолжээ. Тэрээр талбай дээр болсон үйл явдлыг дурдаад, тухайн үед нэгдүгээр байрт ороогүй тул нөхөн олгох медалийг авах сонирхолгүй байгаагаа мэдэгдсэн байна.
Манчестер Сити клубийн зүгээс тэдэнд тулгасан буруутгалуудыг үгүйсгэж, хууль эрх зүйн болон баримтын хувьд алдаатай гэж үзэн эсэргүүцлээ илэрхийлсээр байна. Тус хэргийн давж заалдах шатны шийдвэр ирэх 12 долоо хоногийн дотор гарах төлөвтэй байгаа бөгөөд шийдвэрийг 30 хоногийн дотор олон нийтэд зарлах юм.
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Former Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney gave an interesting response when asked if he’d want a retrospective Premier League winners’ medal if Manchester City were stripped of the 2011/12 title.
Rooney was discussing Manchester City’s current situation on Match of the Day 2, after the club was found guilty of the majority of the charges brought against them by the Premier League.
Since the guilty verdict was handed down, several former players from various clubs have offered their views on whether they would accept retrospective Premier League winners’ medals. City have since appealed the verdict.
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Potential punishments include suspension from playing in the league, points deductions, the replaying of matches, expulsion from the league, being ordered to pay compensation to other clubs, automatic relegation and even the stripping of titles.
Former Manchester United stars Rio Ferdinand, David de Gea and Paul Scholes have all joked that they would gladly accept another medal, having finished second to City in the 2011/12 campaign.
“So, how many Premier League titles have I won?” De Gea wrote on X after the verdict was handed down, while Scholes posted on Instagram: “Keep hearing ex-teammates saying they want trophies taken off them, but they don’t want their medals… f*** that, I’m a greedy b****, I want my medal.”
Meanwhile, Ferdinand also couldn’t help himself and posted: “Another Premier League medal to be added to the cabinet,” after the guilty verdict was announced.
Wayne Rooney doesn’t want retrospective medals
However, Rooney disagrees with his former teammates.
Speaking to Kelly Cates on last night’s episode of Match of the Day 2, Rooney was asked whether he would accept a retrospective title and winners’ medal.
“They could be fighting for the title or fighting for relegation. No one knows where it’s going to end up,” he began.
“It’s a bad situation to be in, but as far as the players are concerned, all they can do is go out and try and do their job on the pitch. As I said before, the powers above them and the independent panel will decide what happens in terms of the punishment. They can only go out and play, and try to beat what’s in front of them.”
“It’s difficult… I look at it from a player’s point of view,” Rooney added.
“Those players didn’t know what was going on, and they went onto the football pitch and won the league in 2012. So, we finished second. We didn’t actually finish first, and so I wouldn’t want a medal for finishing second.”
Would Wayne Rooney want another Premier League winners medal if Man City were stripped of their titles? 🥇🤔 pic.twitter.com/tbVjb16Kaa
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) October 12, 2026
Of course, Rooney was part of the United side that finished second to City on goal difference on the final day of the 2011/12 campaign, with Sergio Aguero’s late strike securing Roberto Mancini’s side the title at United’s expense.
City say they have a “comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence that exists” to support their position.
“The Club’s firm position is that, on multiple grounds, the opinion contains clear material errors of law, principle and fact, and is unsafe,” Manchester City said in a previous statement. “The Club is innocent of the accusations made by the Premier League.”
The result of the appeal is expected within the next 12 weeks and will be made public within 30 days.
