the club could well think they have irrefutable evidence of no wrong doing and the CAS disagree.is the management the same people as when the alleged offences allegedly occurred?
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UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST
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the club could well think they have irrefutable evidence of no wrong doing and the CAS disagree.is the management the same people as when the alleged offences allegedly occurred?
TheThirdDeano
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Mate, if you didn't want to reveal which way you voted I'd have avoided saying "It went the opposite way to what I thought" for a vote with only two outcomes!Something just occurred to me. On here the vote is 48% “Ban overturned and city exonerated” and 52% “something else”. The Brexit vote was 48% vs 52%. Without revealing which way I voted I was confident and then it went the opposite way to what I thought. Hope is his one turns out better than last time!
I don’t get where the confidence comes from. No one knows the verdict. It’s all based on feeling and like Stefan has been saying all along you can be extremely confident of a win but you’re never 100%. Most confident cases is 60%. July 13th is when will actually know, and I am still not confident of being exonerated because I’ve been burned by City in 2014 when I thought we were in the clear too.
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That was UEFA moving the goalposts and changing the rules once we had submitted our accounts , the club couldnt do anything about it once that happenedI don’t get where the confidence comes from. No one knows the verdict. It’s all based on feeling and like Stefan has been saying all along you can be extremely confident of a win but you’re never 100%. Most confident cases is 60%. July 13th is when will actually know, and I am still not confident of being exonerated because I’ve been burned by City in 2014 when I thought we were in the clear too.
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I don’t get where the confidence comes from. No one knows the verdict. It’s all based on feeling and like Stefan has been saying all along you can be extremely confident of a win but you’re never 100%. Most confident cases is 60%. July 13th is when will actually know, and I am still not confident of being exonerated because I’ve been burned by City in 2014 when I thought we were in the clear too.
FFS
Socrates failed ffp ? Wow it’s worse than I thoughtI doubt there are enough jurors to give such a percentage, its isn't the trial of Socrates.
Cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken tells the house he will sue the Guardian for libel.
'If it falls to me to start a fight to cut out the cancer of bent and twisted journalism in our country with the simple sword of truth and the trusty shield of fair play, so be it. I am ready for the fight,'
He went to jail for perjury.
'If it falls to me to start a fight to cut out the cancer of bent and twisted journalism in our country with the simple sword of truth and the trusty shield of fair play, so be it. I am ready for the fight,'
He went to jail for perjury.
Patientman63
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Cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken tells the house he will sue the Guardian for libel.
'If it falls to me to start a fight to cut out the cancer of bent and twisted journalism in our country with the simple sword of truth and the trusty shield of fair play, so be it. I am ready for the fight,'
He went to jail for perjury.
That was then, when politicians were held to account for their lies and bullshit. Nowadays he'd get off scot free. Lie, lie again, double down on the lie, hey presto, it's become the adjusted truth!
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Cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken tells the house he will sue the Guardian for libel.
'If it falls to me to start a fight to cut out the cancer of bent and twisted journalism in our country with the simple sword of truth and the trusty shield of fair play, so be it. I am ready for the fight,'
He went to jail for perjury.
A lying bastard in Westminster? Who'd believe it?
[emoji1] Arsenal have had one decent performance since the resumption. Why on earth would Arsenal be the club that gets the scoop on the verdict before even City did? If you're looking for indicators, Arsenal beating Wolves isn't one.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
Something just occurred to me. On here the vote is 48% “Ban overturned and city exonerated” and 52% “something else”. The Brexit vote was 48% vs 52%. Without revealing which way I voted I was confident and then it went the opposite way to what I thought. Hope is his one turns out better than last time!
You just revealed the way you voted.
You're the second to make that leap. He said it went the opposite way to what he thought (it would), not the opposite way to what he wanted. His secret is safe.You just revealed the way you voted.
Let’s hope so. I’m a pessimist by nature, but can’t help but be encouraged by Guardiola’s words.
Same. I genuinely welcome TH's and others' optimism on here, and while let it get me ever so gradually more hopeful, I reserve that little bit of dour caution at all times.
Can't help seeing the positive in this one though.
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For me, Guardiola is just as much distancing himself from the management (as he is backing them), with his comments about “trust”. If we fail and the ban is upheld, he will resign on the spot IMO.
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If uefa get the verdict a couple of days in advance there’s no way this stays quiet until 13th. They have more leaks than the fucking TitanicI think they’ll get the verdict a couple of days in advance to to prepare the press releases. I can’t imagine the two parties get notified significantly in advance
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
Or he is a manager with hunger and wants to keep his job, and has found a way to get the players to respond.
(till they meet us in cup semi)
Edit: i completely misread the tone of that post. Fair enough point.
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huh? Last news I read Pep said he wants to stay with the club regardless of what the outcome is on this FFP thing. Now all the sudden he resign? I seriously doubt. I believe Pep is gonna stay, even with the 2 year ban.
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Quite.[emoji1] Arsenal have had one decent performance since the resumption. Why on earth would Arsenal be the club that gets the scoop on the verdict before even City did? If you're looking for indicators, Arsenal beating Wolves isn't one.
It could just as easily be posited that Sheffield Utd’s collapse is down to them “knowing” that City have won and so there isn’t a champs league place up for grabs.
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Wasn't the original date for making the decision public said to be the 8th or the 9th? And wasn't it said the parties would get to know the decision of CAS a couple of days before? I am thinking the club could actually know by now.
How good would it be ...City exonerated
City then immediately announce the signing of Havertz and Koulibaly with pictures of the players in next seasons shirts
Better yet, leak said pictures on the 11th, delete them on the 12th..
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