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[malg]

Individuals, not the club.
Woodward was reported to have resigned his UEFA roles.

Oh dear.....

 

[marco]

UEFA cleansed in one big sweep

 

[ninjamonkey]

We don't know if City have played a blinder
When UEFA had it in for us Khaldoon said there was the half of UEFA we got on with and the other half, (Gill et al) that we didn't
Now the red shirts have exposed themselves for what they are, their influence at UEFA is hugely diminished, where as, if we were in constant contact with UEFA throughout this process we are now the good guys in their eyes

Any thoughts this was the plan is complete and utter fantasy land. Let's not start with the perhaps city were the good guys all along crap. we were all in it, we've bottled it thankfully and that's saved us from the brink but we were still in, we've destroyed our credibility across the globe which is irreversible and by backtracking have made 10 billionaire mortal enemies that really will be out for revenge. This was never the plan.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

The club doesn't get to go back to how they were last week after this. There has to be a fall guy here somebody has to take responsibility for almost destroying our club and tarnishing our name forever. Who is most likely to be that figure? soriano? khaldoon?

Chappy

 

[blueparrot]

There has to be repercussions for this but what?

It's not fair on fans and players to be demoted or expelled but i am at a loss to think how these owners can be punished for even thinking about the idea.

Why? Errors made errors rectified, no need for any punishment. Nor will there be any. Of course it gives UEFA the upper hand with any c/ l reorganisation.

 

[I'm Blue]

don’t mind Chelsea

Since us and Chelsea were always the bad guys of the league I kinda hope we’ve done this together.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

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I love this gif in any context, but especially when it's used in precisely the correct context.

 

[DenisLawBackHeel74]

Told you this morning pal the momentum of this was far to strong for the club to ignore, when football fans mobilise they can get things done!

If that’s the case we need to push for proper regulation of the sport to prevent this ever happening again.

 

[jim tolmies perm]

Greatest sting in football history

 

[LongsightM13]

Right here. We might not have actually officially joined. We stood on the fence and they just roped us in.

Of course we joined. We had a fucking Glazer spouting shit on our website

 

[lcfc_chump]

Well so long as you’re serious.

I am always serious

 

[lazerblue]

madrid just went down the shit creek rapids, over the huge shitfall and are now gasping for air in a pit of shit,
lets hope the rags join em

 

[Kippax77]

City have played an absolute blinder, no quotes from anyone associated with the club was telling.

But hate to say, Gill actually got re-elected to UEFA’s board today.

They'll welcome the Rags back with open arms...just you see

 

[chris8910]

You can hear it now City and Chelsea out the rest remain in and the rest of the footballing world call for us to be banned, relegated you name it.

 

[blue oli]

I believe it runs much deeper than we will ever find out.

City have killed those clubs that went after us.

We were acquitted at CAS.

Cerefin has been able to clean house and get rid of all the lobbying clubs, cementing Uefa power even more.

United, Liverpool, Arsenal, resigned from their executive positions.

I don't do coincidences.

 

[Sir peace frog]

Back to being UEFA's and Prem's whipping boys then.

No quite the opposite, this means uefa have no cartel members on the executive board, there will be places to fill, don't be surprised if city end up sitting on it, we've dealt the cartel possibility a fatal bloke, it really feels like a big beautiful sting and whatever has gone on the cartel are dead and imo we are stronger, all my opinion, but I really believe that is what happened

 

[Platt Lane veteran]

If this all collapses, as it surely will now, UEFA will feel their power will have no ceiling.

 

[ScottSinclair]

In all seriousness, there probably does need to be some form of punitive measures for all 6. It should not be regarded as finished, as it will just happen next year, or earlier otherwise.

The right thing to do is to force a similiar model to the germans, the 50+1. This can never happen again

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

I believe it runs much deeper than we will ever find out.

City have killed those clubs that went after us.

We were acquitted at CAS.

Cerefin has been able to clean house and get rid of all the lobbying clubs, cementing Uefa power even more.

United, Liverpool, Arsenal, resigned from their executive positions.

I don't do coincidences.

Its great news, but wouldnt it have been better to have not signed up in the first place. Or perhaps we needed to to get them to go public??

 

[MAG]

UEFA cleansed in one big sweep

Yup, exactly ... and ECA too, all Agnelli and Rags and Scouse execs had resigned ...