Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards disagree over what Manchester City’s guilty verdict means while the club’s appeal remains unresolved. Jamie Carragher: “They’re guilty. They’ve been found guilty. What’s the point of a court?” Micah Richards: “But there’s an appeal. I don’t want to cut you off, but then we have to be adults about it.” Carragher’s position is that City must accept the punishment if they lose their appeal. Richards, meanwhile, insists the appeal process matters. The distinction is between the commission’s findings and the final outcome of the appeal. The verdict has been delivered, but the legal process is not necessarily over. For Carragher, a verdict must carry weight. For Richards, the appeal must be allowed to run its course. ft. @Carra23 , @MicahRichards via CBS Sports Golazo (YT)