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UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST
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PannickAtTheDisco
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The way arsenal are playing it's as though they know there will be an extra champions league place. I think Arteta knows.
2 year ban will be upheld
I'm just wondering what the ticket allocation will be for Luton and Lincoln away in the third tier once we've been demoted after the ban is upheld.
Maybe our irrefutable evidence is as irrefutable as we say it is and has been accepted and acknowledged as such by UEFA and CAS. Hence the confidence now starting to eminate from within the club?
If that is the case then would this affect the timeline in any way for CAS to deliver their verdict? As it would seem strange that we have to wait weeks for a verdict to be made that we already know what it is?
Only a guess on my part and this may just be wishful thinking but I feel we may already know the outcome and it's now a game being played out in public.
Here's hoping
If that is the case then would this affect the timeline in any way for CAS to deliver their verdict? As it would seem strange that we have to wait weeks for a verdict to be made that we already know what it is?
Only a guess on my part and this may just be wishful thinking but I feel we may already know the outcome and it's now a game being played out in public.
Here's hoping
0 probably, same as the home allocation.I'm just wondering what the ticket allocation will be for Luton and Lincoln away in the third tier once we've been demoted after the ban is upheld.
citytill1die84
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Nice 1 @tolmie's hairdoo :-) seems you've been spot on regarding a bullish Pep.
PannickAtTheDisco
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0 probably, same as the home allocation.
Prices will go up as there's no £30 limit though.
Kazzydeyna
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Whatever the outcome of this appeal, never forget that when the ban was first announced, our manager, the most sought after manager in world football, came out immediately and announced that come what may he was staying to see out his contract.
At a stroke putting to bed the stories that he would walk as a result of the ban and very publicly nailing his colours to our mast.
He didn't have to do that. That he did so was a monumental morale boost to all City fans at a very dark time. I dont care how many trophies he does or doesnt win, for that action he became an instant legend in my eyes and will always remain one.
This is Pep guardiola, who could walk into any team in the world, publicly, and proudly, stating that he beleived in City. I raged against him for the manner of his unveiling (the open day thing), I thought that HE thought he was doing us a favour by agreeing to manage us. I've never been more wrong.
I hope we win the appeal for him.
At a stroke putting to bed the stories that he would walk as a result of the ban and very publicly nailing his colours to our mast.
He didn't have to do that. That he did so was a monumental morale boost to all City fans at a very dark time. I dont care how many trophies he does or doesnt win, for that action he became an instant legend in my eyes and will always remain one.
This is Pep guardiola, who could walk into any team in the world, publicly, and proudly, stating that he beleived in City. I raged against him for the manner of his unveiling (the open day thing), I thought that HE thought he was doing us a favour by agreeing to manage us. I've never been more wrong.
I hope we win the appeal for him.
MCC
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Just as Tolmie said........ news breaking about Pep and City being positive. *strokes beaver* Twice.
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