FORMER Liverpool stars have trolled Manchester City after the club was charged with FFP breaches.
The Reds took City all the way in the title fight as they only lost out by two points.
But in light of City’s charges and reports suggesting the club’s punishments could include forfeiting their previous titles if found guilty.
This has led to some members of the Liverpool squad that year to all ask the same question on social media.
Jose Enrique tweeted: “Am I a premier league champion?”
The Spaniard also added: “When is the parade reds? I want to celebrate being a Premier League champion.”
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He was joined by Lucas Leiva, who similarly tweeted: “Am I a Premier League champion?”
Jon Flanagan also got in on the act as he tweeted: “When is our open top bus parade? 13/14 🏅.”
Liverpool played some fantastic football that season with Daniel Sturridge and Luis Suarez leading the line.
However, costly performances against Crystal Palace and Chelsea saw them lose pace with City and in the end the title.
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City have been charged by the Premier League with more than 100 breaches between 2009 and 2018.
They, currently second in the table, face possible punishments, including a points deduction, transfer bans, spending limits and even expulsion from the league.
In the period concerned, the reigning Prem champions won three titles – in the 2011-12, 2013-14 and 2017-18 seasons.
It is not known what would happen to those titles, and whether they would be awarded to the runners-up, if City face the toughest possible sanction.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
