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

Haven’t read it all in detail but it seems we might be even more in the clear now with this out? Could CAS see any breaches made by City at all, even before this five year timeframe?
 
What is the CEDB?

The Panel observes, after the issuance of the award in CAS 2019/A./6298Manchester City FC v. UEFA, the Adjudicatory Chamber rejected an application from MCFC to stay the proceedings pending an investigation into the alleged leaking for information by the Investigatory Chamber by means of the Procedural Decision and that MCFC subsequently filed a complaint with the CEDB. The proceedings before the CEDB are still pending, or at least the Parties have not provided the Panel with any information to the contrary.


Edit - nevermind, it's UEFA's Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body (CEDB)​
 
FFS! Haha @Prestwich_Blue
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Actually 9 clubs were in the Hateful Eight - Newcastle too. Explicitly was to prevent a stay of the judgement. No stay request was made, so it was irreelvant to the matter.
Hmm, I'm suddenly having misgivings about Newcastle being taken over by a Saudi investment fund. It suddenly doesn't seem right that a rich group of people should be allowed to pump outside money into a football club to make them successful. Sheffield United, of course, can fill their boots.

Is anyone else waiting for the first set of bitter journalists poring through this looking for something they can take out of context to make us look guilty? I bet if you were a journalist, you could quite easily out a lot of your fellow-journalists as not actually having read it by posting something unflattering to City that doesn't actually appear in the judgement and seeing how many journalists repeat it in their own work without questioning it.
 
Haven’t read it all in detail but it seems we might be even more in the clear now with this out? Could CAS see any breaches made by City at all, even before this five year timeframe?
From my quick reading, which I haven't finished, CAS declared that anything that happened prior to 2014 was time-barred but not anything after. So they could examine the sponsorship revenues that were paid after 2014 and found those were properly paid and weren't disguised equity funding. That clearly implies that had the other payments not been time-barred, they would also have been found to be properly paid.

Therefore anyone claiming we got off "on a technicality" is completely wrong.
 
Para 13a, page 24 states the strength of evidence needed.
Haven’t read it all in detail but it seems we might be even more in the clear now with this out? Could CAS see any breaches made by City at all, even before this five year timeframe?

Presumably they still had the same amount of supporting evidence - none?
 

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