CAS judgement: UEFA ban overturned, City exonerated (report out p603)

[marco]

it's fair enough what he is saying there to be honest.

cant see anything wrong there,the journo hoping he's going to get tuck into us

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

It’s not that hard to understand is it?

Why doesn’t anyone understand the £8m fine?

I wish we had a business model like Spurs, second highest debt in the premier league behind United. Mortgaged up and borrowing money which wasn’t theirs to build a stadium that no ones aloud into at the moment. If Levi could fuck the footballing side of the operation and just play NFL games there to make profit he probably would.

 

[King KdB of Belgium]

Well now that we are free to compete in the Champions League next season. I just wonder how small the clubs of Livarpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Man Utd, etc. must feel today. They all must feel pretty small. Maybe UEFA should send them all a bill for their share of the costs for that CAS hearing.

All we need to do now is to go and win the Champions league so we can ram the trophy right back down their throats, so to speak.

 

[91:23]

Thanks ....Laura Whitmore doesn’t strike me as someone who knows who Dan Roan is so think I’ll save the moaning about him for a different audience :)

Had a listen last night, really good stuff. The Sheff Utd fan was in knots. TBF I put that down to mediq brainwashing over the last few years.

 

[shevtheblue]

The flaw in his argument is that under how he’d like FFP to work Glaziers would need to cover United’s debts at the end of each season - That’s never happening.

I think that's what he wants, and tbf i think thats what Utd fans want. We are called a stain on football, but the true enemy of football is the Glaziers, they have royally fucked that club and used it as only a business vehicle.

 

[Andrew___K]

It's Klopp's comments which irk me the most as he expressed some sympathy for us when the ban was first announced. What has caused the change I wonder?

Probably the fact the ban was lifted :D

 

[SebastianBlue]

He was done for tax evasion and took a massive great fine rather than jail so he has no right commenting at al!

That is what I was alluding to with my earlier comment.

Mourinho really should understand he is not the best person to comment on this, but I do think he *thought* he was being fairly objective toward City with his comments, as he was trying to say “if they were guilty they should have been banned, but If they were not guilty, then they should not have been charged with the other violation and fined.”

 

[Ban-jani]

Don't think the Arsenal higher ups will be very happy with Arteta for this

Shouldn’t have left, he’s be at a maximum 3 years away from being our manager, instead he’s stuck with a club full of losers.

 

[jaiguruKun]

Probably the fact the ban was lifted :D

It was meant as a rhetorical question!

 

[gorton guvnor]

The world is full of bitter bastards. The list of lemon suckers grows by the day. We all know who they are. Can’t think of anything better as a collective group to fire us on to more glory. Fuck the lot of them CTWD

 

[SebastianBlue]

I think that's what he wants, and tbf i think thats what Utd fans want. We are called a stain on football, but the true enemy of football is the Glaziers, they have royally fucked that club and used it as only a business vehicle.

I have met a few United supporters in finance that say this exact thing. It’s basically the only time I ever have football-related discussions with rags were it doesn’t devolve in to either passive-aggressive fisticuffs or outright verbal brawling because we agree that a more debt-focused FFP is actually something all football supporters should support.

It would open up football to smaller well-run, ambitious clubs climbing the echelons, whilst checking the runaway development of the giants (now including us).

But the cartel clubs don’t actually want a fair, open footballing world — they want to protect their domination. All of their efforts against City — and general sabrerattling otherwise — are a shame campaign meant to enable them to remain in absolute power.

They’re the kings and queens of yore approving or accepting “the people’s reforms”, proposed by the very people that only have wealth and influence because of said kings and queens, that are actually designed to keep them in the throne and the aristocracy in their higher station.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Shouldn’t have left, he’s be at a maximum 3 years away from being our manager, instead he’s stuck with a club full of losers.

Maybe he wantS to learn the pitfalls of being a number one by dropping down a level and going to a club that doesn’t expect to challenge for any trophies, in the hope he can replace Pep, when the time comes.

 

[domalino]

Shouldn’t have left, he’s be at a maximum 3 years away from being our manager, instead he’s stuck with a club full of losers.

Even Pep had to serve a stint at Barca B before he got the big job.

Arteta just following suit.

 

[shemnel]

I have met a few United supporters in finance that say this exact thing. It’s basically the only time I ever have football-related discussions with rags were it doesn’t devolve in to either passive-aggressive fisticuffs or outright verbal brawling because we agree that a more debt-focused FFP is actually something all football supporters should support.

It would open up football to smaller well-run, ambitious clubs climbing the echelons, whilst checking the runaway development of the giants (now including us).

But the cartel clubs don’t actually want a fair, open footballing world — they want to protect their domination. All of their efforts against City — and general sabrerattling otherwise — are a shame campaign meant to enable them to remain in absolute power.

They’re the kings and queens of yore approving or accepting “the people’s reforms”, proposed by the very people that only have wealth and influence because of said kings and queens, that are actually designed to keep them in the throne and the aristocracy in their higher station.

maybe it's the United lads i know but nearly all of them, the intelligent ones anyway, all hold their hands up and say "well at least you're invested in and not leached on". true enough.

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

Nice to see Mourinho joining Klopp :)

It seems he forgot how he built the Roman Empire at Chelsea :)
Over paying transfer fees + wages for many of his targets

Always nice to see tax-dodging criminals spouting bollocks. Can wait to hear what Ulli Hoeness has to say (is he out of prison yet?).

 

[Blue Feather]

MCFC, Champions of Innocence 2020

 

[Blue Coop]

Mourinho full comments are less sinister than the headlines suggest. He basically says if not guilty then even the €10m fine is a disgrace, rather than the ruling itself. Different from Klopp entirely.

 

[Kinkys Left Foot]

Now we have Klopp and Mourinho demonstrating their absolute ignorance or absolute ****erry which is it?

Klopp insinuating CAS decision is a travesty of justice - fucking knob
Mourinho insinuating a fine for anything indicates guilt on all aspects - fucking knob

FUCK THEM ALL

 

[Coatigan]

Mourinho full comments are less sinister than the headlines suggest. He basically says if not guilty then even the €10m fine is a disgrace, rather than the ruling itself. Different from Klopp entirely.

On the face of it.

Devil is in the detail, the tone, smirks, words emphasized. He totally knows what he is doing, saying and what it means.

Credit to him for that ability, being perfectly honest.

 

[King KdB of Belgium]

I would like nothing better that to beat one of UEFA'S golden boy clubs in the final, like Bayern Munchen. That would really make my day, especially if we can win by a score of 3 or more goals to nil.