HENDRICK: “Man City ought to have zero titles; they cheated in every way.”

A compelling rivalry has characterized Jürgen Klopp’s tenure at Liverpool with Manchester City, especially during Pep Guardiola’s tenure as manager.

The preliminary stages of Klopp’s meetings with City at the Etihad Stadium commenced in a positive fashion, as Liverpool, led by his mentor, displayed dominant performances. Klopp’s inaugural match at the Etihad, which transpired shortly after assuming leadership of Liverpool, was an extraordinary 4-1 triumph that aptly showcased his astute tactical abilities. Expectations were raised for Liverpool’s dominance over Manchester City after this match.

The advent of Pep Guardiola’s tenure at Manchester City, nevertheless, signified a substantial change. Guardiola’s influence, supported by significant financial investment, increased the competitiveness of City. Dave Hendrick recommends:

“They ought to have zero league titles on their record, given that they have obtained every trophy through deceit.” Their day of reckoning is approaching, and I support the proposition of depriving them of their titles rather than redistributing them, as I consider the latter to be a devaluation of the former.