I don't want to derail this thread on this subject as there are other appropriate threads but there's is no one as biased as me regarding supporting City and I'll clutch at straws too but use your eyes and believe what you see.
Rome wasn’t burned in a day.It's been 12 years since the takeover.
Conn’s at it again:
I don't want to derail this thread on this subject as there are other appropriate threads but there's is no one as biased as me regarding supporting City and I'll clutch at straws too but use your eyes and believe what you see.
David Cont and Colin Swindler must be the 2 loyalist City fans ever, they write such nice things about usLook at that picture of him.
Definitely wears a full gimp suit when writing his little articles.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52529679
He has problems with the heritage of our owners. He's not the only one. The last 10 years have opened my eyes a bit to the elephant in the room in the UKConn man has got serious problems he is infatuated with us to the point he is a serial stalker.
Makes you wonder what his agenda is and who's payroll he's on.
Allegedly of course.
Conn’s at it again:
Would have thought Samuel would have a piece to copy by now.... he is very quiet for something as big as this
Wasn't the chairman the same one in CAS 1 and City just said we're happy for him for CAS 2
Neither nominate, their arbitrators do. What that paragraph is saying is that the president is not decided upon until both parties have said who their own arbitrators are.
We suggested a potential president when we informed CAS who our arbitrator was, Uefa agreed with it when they informed who their arbitrator was. The president of the division would then get the agreement of the two arbitrators and then the president of the panel is appointed.
That’s all standard practice. If the arbitrators hadn’t agreed to the president proposed then the president of the division would choose it instead.
Although the entirety of the Etisalat sponsorship deal was also time barred and we have no real info in respect of it. I am Sure if necessary we could have proved our innocence but the fact we didn’t is another element the complete bastards in the press are using as a stick to beat us. Especially Mr Conn. If he’s not careful I will set my Uncle Ray on him and if he’s reading this he will know exactly who that is. It’s from an article he wrote about Manchester Maccabi when he was actually a decent journalist.The time barred stuff was simply 2 of the earlier years of the Etihad sponsorship and they found no evidence of any wrongdoing regarding funding in the years that weren't time-barred.
Therefore it's a pretty safe bet that there was nothing in those earlier years that might have incriminated us.
Although the entirety of the Etisalat sponsorship deal was also time barred and we have no real info in respect of it. I am Sure if necessary we could have proved our innocence but the fact we didn’t is another element the complete bastards in the press are using as a stick to beat us. Especially Mr Conn. If he’s not careful I will set my Uncle Ray on him and if he’s reading this he will know exactly who that is. It’s from an article he wrote about Manchester Maccabi when he was actually a decent journalist.
Another hatchet job on City by Conn.
Mansour's payments and a U-turn by Uefa: key Manchester City findings
Court of arbitration for sport judgment also finds no Uefa bias and shows why an alleged FFP breach was unsubstantiated
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...-city-findings-court-of-arbitration-for-sport
I don’t recall any such evidence. There was no transactional evidence re Etisalat and Simon Pearce was specifically only asked about Etihad dealings.Seemed to me there was sufficient justification within the CAS report to clear of us the Etisalat charges regardless.
Presumably that's why it has been suggested that he would make it move faster - already being somewhat aware of the case.