UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST

[Chris in London]

You would assume a reputable journalist would have received news from one party or the other to back up clear statements, rather than just make stuff up?
But who knows for sure...

who is this reputable journalist of whom you speak?

because it isn’t Simon Stone

 

[SilvaisSkyBlue]

You would assume a reputable journalist would have received news from one party or the other to back up clear statements, rather than just make stuff up?
But who knows for sure...

Stone is a vile cúnt who will report anything negative about our club, and funnily enough anything positive about our nearby Trafford friends, reputable he is not.

Just watch him at any pre/post match press conference, he will think of the most bizarre nonsense nothing to do with the match question just to stir up shít, utter cùnt.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

who is this reputable journalist of whom you speak?

because it isn’t Simon Stone

He works for the BBC and he's a Rag's fan.

There is only one conclusion.

 

[BluessinceHydeRoad]

Today's analysis suggests that the peak of the epidemic in the UK will not be until late June or early July if the latest measures are at all successful. It is hard to see professional football restarting before the peak has clearly passed and this peak will only be obvious with considerable hindsight. I can't see this domestic season being completed and the UEFA tournaments seem doomed.

 

[nmc]

Stone is a vile cúnt who will report anything negative about our club, and funnily enough anything positive about our nearby Trafford friends, reputable he is not.

Just watch him at any pre/post match press conference, he will think of the most bizarre nonsense nothing to do with the match question just to stir up shít, utter cùnt.

His behaviour in and around our club is reprehensible- can’t fathom why we let him in every week - helping himself to food and drink and as you say constantly looking to stir shit and cause trouble.

 

[nmc]

Today's analysis suggests that the peak of the epidemic in the UK will not be until late June or early July if the latest measures are at all successful. It is hard to see professional football restarting before the peak has clearly passed and this peak will only be obvious with considerable hindsight. I can't see this domestic season being completed and the UEFA tournaments seem doomed.

with a second peak expected to mirror the seasonal flu cycle - Football could be off the agenda until early 2021.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Don't know if anyone posted something like the following. Wouldn't it be nice (Beach Boys) if the clubs that changed FFP from debt to owner investment to snare City and PSG now struggle to service the debts they have and don't survive a long shutdown easily. UEFA may then admit what a wonderful plan debt free City have and all clubs should now follow City's blueprint.

Nice idea that they would suffer most, but unfortunately the teams that really are going to suffer are lower league teams that depend on match day attendances to pay wages.
This could decimate football.

 

[nmc]

If you were the Finance Director at a PL team just now you’d be worried. No prospect of football until at least the autumn. Summer events like concerts likely to be cancelled. It’s March - so you could have six months of costs - with limited ability to cut costs and next to no money coming in. A few teams are going to suffer and speculation re transfers is ridiculous- teams will quickly be switching to survival mode. Even by cutting bonuses the likes of the Rags will probably need to cover wages of circa £150m over the next six months - so any ludicrous transfer plans they had will be on hold. What will Jim White and Sky do with no football and the Rags not being linked to everyone ?

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

I really have no idea,i would imagine we are not very happy being left hanging but we just have to accept ig
@Prestwich_Blue have you heard anything?

Not heard owt and our City Matters meeting sue this Thursday gas been cancelled, unsurprisingly.

 

[hello]

There's plenty of scope to apply for preliminary relief should it be required, and with a 10 day turnaround June would probably be the cut off to do so if next seasons competition was starting in July which is far from likely.

https://www.tas-cas.org/en/arbitration/code-procedural-rules.html