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Patrick Vieira has claimed decisions against Manchester City are getting “amplified” and said he is now questioning whether “people don’t want us to win the league”.
Skipper Vincent Kompany received a four-match ban for his tackle on Nani in the FA Cup tie with Manchester United last month, and Mario Balotelli was then handed the same suspension for his perceived stamp on Tottenham’s Scott Parker later in January.
Vieira, who is now an executive and ambassador at the Etihad Stadium, is growing concerned over the way in which the league leaders are being treated.
He told The Sun: “I don’t want to think about it because I don’t want to say that everyone is against City or anything like that but, when you look at the last few decisions, you are asking yourself if something is wrong here, if people don’t want us to win the league.
“We try our best to win the league, we accept our punishment, but when you look what is happening to the other ones, that makes us as a football club really frustrated. The one for Kompany was one of the harshest decisions I’ve ever seen in the last few months.”
More from Patrick Vieira on Manchester City’s Treatment from the Referee’s after the Jump……







