BlueNirvana
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but they said friday, but they said today, on and on and on we go :)
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CAS judgement: UEFA ban overturned, City exonerated (report out p603)
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Prestwich_Blue
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That's from the club.but they said friday, but they said today, on and on and on we go :)
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Sorry if been covered but I have understood correctly that both parties can redact any part of the final documents ? If so will it indicate who redacted which parts?
BlueNirvana
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what the tomorrow/Wednesday thing ?That's from the club.
SilverFox2
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Defo as you suggested PB getting a form of words that suits both sides but leaves the reason for the verdict clear.Full verdict expected Wednesday at latest. Maybe later tomorrow.
Is it possible Colin that City may even trade some negative to UEFA detail for influence within its future procedures?
That would not be right. If Ceferin wants reform, he needs ammo.Defo as you suggested PB getting a form of words that suits both sides but leaves the reason for the verdict clear.
Is it possible Colin that City may even trade some negative to UEFA detail for influence within its future procedures?
Prestwich_Blue
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Yes.what the tomorrow/Wednesday thing ?
SilverFox2
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Good point.That would not be right. If Ceferin wants reform, he needs ammo.
So you think the more damaging to UEFA the better at this stage?
If so do you think any of the media will change their view despite it being a less appealing message for the fans?
MillionMilesAway
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Good point.
So you think the more damaging to UEFA the better at this stage?
If so do you think any of the media will change their view despite it being a less appealing message for the fans?
That rather depends how the European media view them, not just the UK view.
SilverFox2
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Yes, we've got them to consider as well if real reform is to happen.That rather depends how the European media view them, not just the UK view.
MillionMilesAway
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Yes, we've got them to consider as well if real reform is to happen.
Far more so really, as the rest of the big clubs aren't fans of the PL. Who knows, internal national football politics may mean that the G14 aren't the only side to take.
SilverFox2
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Depends also on what our objectives are. Do we want to change or destroy from within. Our enemies need dealing with whichever way we choose.Far more so really, as the rest of the big clubs aren't fans of the PL. Who knows, internal national football politics may mean that the G14 aren't the only side to take.
Is it possible the non PL Leagues are really wanting some sort of financial parity with the PL so there are many divides as well as a possibly not so unified g##.
That's from the club.
guesting the club are confident of yet more good news in the full fallout?
Prestwich_Blue
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They said nothing more than what I posted but it doesn't matter really does it? The verdict is clear enough, even if the media and other fans don't want to take any notice of it.guesting the club are confident of yet more good news in the full fallout?
I dont think the media will change their mind, but Ceferin has to persuade the Uefa exec that, without changes, Uefa will lose the support of the majority of clubs that are not in the magic circle. To that end, City need to work within the ECA to persuade those clubs to agitate for reform and less influence for the G14.Good point.
So you think the more damaging to UEFA the better at this stage?
If so do you think any of the media will change their view despite it being a less appealing message for the fans?
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Full verdict in our favour would be totally ignored by the media. Damage is done, minds set. Using it as ammo to sue some of these libellous twats will be useful
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Don't want to be a party pooper but I don't think it is quite time to be popping the champagne corks on this matter just yet. The MEN headline says critics could face action, and the article itself says 'the matter has now been referred to our legal team to see if there is a course of action we can take to redress the balance'. So i'm not getting too excited at the moment.About time, weve tried turning the other cheek and as with most bullies they will keep coming back always go for the ones who dont put up a fight.
MillionMilesAway
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I dont think the media will change their mind, but Ceferin has to persuade the Uefa exec that, without changes, Uefa will lose the support of the majority of clubs that are not in the magic circle. To that end, City need to work within the ECA to persuade those clubs to agitate for reform and less influence for the G14.
That's pretty much exactly as I see it. The main thing is British media isn't necessarily as important as it thinks it is.
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Pep Guardiola on #PL rivals' CAS involvement: “Opponents always deserve my respect and credit. I have all the respect for what Arsenal are on the pitch, not much off the pitch – but on the pitch, a lot.”
#ManCity believe Arsenal were the prime movers behind a joint letter sent by eight Premier League clubs to CAS, in which they argued that any attempt by City to delay a Uefa ban while their appeal was ongoing should be dismissed. [
@TeleFootball
The belief at #ManCity is that Arsenal and Liverpool were behind the plot. City also suspect they were involved in a group call between clubs to plan their next move after CAS had overturned the ban.
#ManCity believe Arsenal were the prime movers behind a joint letter sent by eight Premier League clubs to CAS, in which they argued that any attempt by City to delay a Uefa ban while their appeal was ongoing should be dismissed. [
@TeleFootball
The belief at #ManCity is that Arsenal and Liverpool were behind the plot. City also suspect they were involved in a group call between clubs to plan their next move after CAS had overturned the ban.
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Pep Guardiola on #PL rivals' CAS involvement: “Opponents always deserve my respect and credit. I have all the respect for what Arsenal are on the pitch, not much off the pitch – but on the pitch, a lot.”
#ManCity believe Arsenal were the prime movers behind a joint letter sent by eight Premier League clubs to CAS, in which they argued that any attempt by City to delay a Uefa ban while their appeal was ongoing should be dismissed. [
@TeleFootball
The belief at #ManCity is that Arsenal and Liverpool were behind the plot. City also suspect they were involved in a group call between clubs to plan their next move after CAS had overturned the ban.
Pep's not going to hang around if he ends up having to defend himself and the club or play politics in every press conference. Txiki and Soriano should know that.
I was hoping for more than a bit of bitching in the press and empty litigation threata when we were promised a reaction post-CAS.