iwasthere1968
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 13 Apr 2011
- Messages
- 1,116
Anyone for coffee?
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST
- Thread starter razman
- Start date
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
Prestwich_Blue
Well-Known Member
Forget it and just look forward to today's FA Cappucino game.
HalfwayUpTheKippax
Well-Known Member
This thread’s turned to froth.Forget it and just look forward to today's FA Cappucino game.
BringBackSwales
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 3 Jul 2009
- Messages
- 37,096
I don’t think CAS are basing their decisions on timings that would satisfy uefa. As far as I am aware they are completely independent from uefa2 days before the CL qf and sf draw takes place.
Prestwich_Blue
Well-Known Member
They are independent but I'd say they are basing their timing around UEFA. It's crucial that the decision is made before any draw takes place and CAS usually try to ensure that, where possible,their decisions take account of timings where there might be a significant impact on one of the parties.I don’t think CAS are basing their decisions on timings that would satisfy uefa. As far as I am aware they are completely independent from uefa
BringBackSwales
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 3 Jul 2009
- Messages
- 37,096
What do you base that on?They are independent but I'd say they are basing their timing around UEFA. It's crucial that the decision is made before any draw takes place and CAS usually try to ensure that, where possible,their decisions take account of timings where there might be a significant impact on one of the parties.
Prestwich_Blue
Well-Known Member
They've expedited cases where athletes were facing a ban that would have meant them missing the Olympics. And they've expedited our case as well.What do you base that on?
BringBackSwales
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 3 Jul 2009
- Messages
- 37,096
CheersThey've expedited cases where athletes were facing a ban that would have meant them missing the Olympics. And they've expedited our case as well.
They are independent but I'd say they are basing their timing around UEFA. It's crucial that the decision is made before any draw takes place and CAS usually try to ensure that, where possible,their decisions take account of timings where there might be a significant impact on one of the parties.
I agree with that. However what does our situation for the next year or two have to do with this season's draw or any of the teams on the next round.
CL only continues in August while CAS decision will be public before 10th of July for sure.
The people I know who support United are fucking adamant and confident that City will be banned and 5th place will worth CL qualification.
PL will find out if 5th will actually be a CL pace or not with 4-5 games left of the PL to be played. Its huge for clubs like Tottenham, Wolves and United financially its a big difference if they go to EL not CL.
Also the hater media is expecting and hoping us to get fucked.
This CAS decision is huge in terms of expectations going about it. My feeling is CAS will do a middle ground type of decision, which City has to swallow and the hater camp will have to accept as well instead of just pleasing one side of the related parties...
Thing is anything less that clears City name 100% will mean we are guilty and that will be pushed in the media no matter how small punishment we get and that would contradict our irrefutable evidence.
The people I know who support United are fucking adamant and confident that City will be banned and 5th place will worth CL qualification.
PL will find out if 5th will actually be a CL pace or not with 4-5 games left of the PL to be played. Its huge for clubs like Tottenham, Wolves and United financially its a big difference if they go to EL not CL.
Also the hater media is expecting and hoping us to get fucked.
This CAS decision is huge in terms of expectations going about it. My feeling is CAS will do a middle ground type of decision, which City has to swallow and the hater camp will have to accept as well instead of just pleasing one side of the related parties...
Thing is anything less that clears City name 100% will mean we are guilty and that will be pushed in the media no matter how small punishment we get and that would contradict our irrefutable evidence.
Prestwich_Blue
Well-Known Member
Because if CAS overturn the ban we'll be in the draw. If not, someone else will be.I agree with that. However what does our situation for the next year or two have to do with this season's draw or any of the teams on the next round.
lancs blue
Well-Known Member
Which draw do you mean? We're still in this season's competition, we can't be banned from that draw.Because if CAS overturn the ban we'll be in the draw. If not, someone else will be.
york away to this!
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 23 Jul 2009
- Messages
- 11,022
Anyone for coffee?
If you don't ask you don't get. Well, apart from that lad who did ask and didn't get...
Because if CAS overturn the ban we'll be in the draw. If not, someone else will be.
I thought it was the draw for the QF and SM this year we are talking about. but then i have lost track of, well everything, since covid.
Because if CAS overturn the ban we'll be in the draw. If not, someone else will be.
He meant what has it to do with this seasons draw?
So nobody will be taking our place this season.
the plasterer
Well-Known Member
We will be banned, no way will UEFA/G14 let us off the hook, innocent or not, means fuck all to the evil empire, they want us gone and will get their wish (in my humble opinion)
And it's huge for the Premier League, Sky, BT etc. With no title battle it retains a level of interest on the product.PL will find out if 5th will actually be a CL pace or not with 4-5 games left of the PL to be played. Its huge for clubs like Tottenham, Wolves and United financially its a big difference if they go to EL not CL.
Personally I feel we will get done over by CAS. They are deemed to be some bastion of independence and credibility despite being funded by the governing bodies of a number of sports organisations. We've already been investigated and charged by an underhand organisation and we are now awaiting the result of a review by an organisation who receive around 15% of their revenue from the whiter than white organisation called FIFA!
CAS itself has historically had major in-house issues to address following its formation through the IOC, where it was widely criticized for a lack of independence. There's a lot of corruption in big business, how do we know we can receive a fair hearing?
I'll probably be slammed down as some sort of conspiracy theory wacko but where there's money there's corruption.
Prestwich_Blue
Well-Known Member
No. We're safe this season, whatever the outcome. I thought he was asking why the decision had to be made before next season's draw.He meant what has it to do with this seasons draw?
So nobody will be taking our place this season.
If CAS reject our appeal I can see problems when the mini Chumps League tournament begins in Lisbon.No. We're safe this season, whatever the outcome. I thought he was asking why the decision had to be made before next season's draw.
UEFA will do everything possible to prevent us from winning it.
Centurions
Well-Known Member
Not even UEFA could manage that. Besides they've already announced the ban will be from next season.If CAS reject our appeal I can see problems when the mini Chumps League tournament begins in Lisbon.
UEFA will do everything possible to prevent us from winning it.
- Status
- Not open for further replies.