So lets get this right Pep gets quite a big punishment 1 game ban (+ another if poor conduct continues) for being correct and Liverpool get fined the equivalent of 10p (€20,000) for aiding and abetting an assault on the Manchester City team coach.
Fucking unbelievable.
City were fined more for coming out of the tunnel 30 seconds late in Portugal!
Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Sorry ain't going to stop booing. No fucking chance,
No surprise. Ignore the disgusting performances over the 2 legs by the officials but ban the party aggrieved by blatant corrupt officiation appointments and performances.
Reading through all of the fines along with Pep's suspension. It seems as if teams were given paltry fines for incidents that they or their fans were clearly in the wrong while Pep and City were given the largest penalty for complaining about a situation in which they were wrongly screwed over by a ref.
So as per usual UEFA screws City and then punishes them the harshest for pointing it out.
I don't really get the backlash on here. Yes, the referee was shocking and deserved a bollocking, but did you guys really think Pep wasn't going to get in trouble for his reaction?