Watch the new Bob Marley film.Must have missed this post, what did it say?
Richard Masters makes a special, but brief appearance in the background crying when Bob Marley starts singing.....
Watch the new Bob Marley film.Must have missed this post, what did it say?
It’s all a bit hypothetical as we don’t know the exact reasons for the non-cooperation charges. If they’re there because the PL think we’ve withheld information and it transpires that we haven’t, then they’ll likely be dropped.I'd hope that we get a different result from CAS. I can see why City were fined, as they had openly stopped cooperating, and with CAS saying that the evidence they provided eventually may even have seen UEFA dropping the case, it's essentially a warning not to waste CAS's time.
If City are arguing that they've always cooperated here, then surely there's more hope that the bar for non-cooperation isn't met.
Redemption song?Watch the new Bob Marley film.
Richard Masters makes a special, but brief appearance in the background crying when Bob Marley starts singing.....
UEFA set a precedent for “small, technical” breaches…What's the going rate of a small fine these days?
I know. I was replying to a post that we might accept a non-cooperation fine, as at CAS.CAS have nothing to do with this case
If City are cleared of the breaches they will not accept any "guilty" verdicts on non cooperation. Khaldoon told me this, and every other supporter when he said "we will take the pinch this time." He also told me and every other supporter, he would rather spend £30 million on lawyers for the next ten years than take another pinch. Khaldoon is leading the fight against this injustice and in my opinion, will not accept anything other than a complete climb down from the PL if he succeeds with the IC. Khaldoon will go in with no mercy if he wins. Beneath that smiley front I feel there is a man of steel and honour. We are lucky to have such a man as our chairman.If it came to that and we got a small fine, I think City would likely accept that rather than appeal. It’d be the same as CAS.
He said that before CAS though, didn’t he? Seems like a decade ago. Wasn’t it after the first UEFA FFP charges?If City are cleared of the breaches they will not accept any "guilty" verdicts on non cooperation. Khaldoon told me this, and every other supporter when he said "we will take the pinch this time." He also told me and every other supporter, he would rather spend £30 million on lawyers for the next ten years than take another pinch. Khaldoon is leading the fight against this injustice and in my opinion, will not accept anything other than a complete climb down from the PL if he succeeds with the IC. Khaldoon will go in with no mercy if he wins. Beneath that smiley front I feel there is a man of steel and honour. We are lucky to have such a man as our chairman.
That was my first thought, especially as Chelsea sang it throughout the Second Half at Selhurst Park.That might be more related (in some shape or form) to the opposition and a Crystal Palace DJ on Monday night football?
Still non the wiser.
Not sure of the date. After observing him for nearly 16 years like most fans, my opinion is he is a man that sticks to his word and his statements are as relevant today as they were then. As a comparison I would say if he was in charge of FFP, when the goal posts were moved after we sent our accounts in, and it was another club they tried to do over he would not have allowed such a move. My opinion only of course.He said that before CAS though, didn’t he? Seems like a decade ago. Wasn’t it after the first UEFA FFP charges?
We’ll be called cheats whatever the outcome is.We all witnessed after CAS found no evidence to substantiate any charges that our failure to cooperate fully still rendered us cheats and still does to this day.
There is no fucking way that City will be accepting a failure to cooperate charge this time.
If the charges are dropped there's no way City will accept non co-operation, that would still suggest we were holding something back.
Just checked it and it was 2014 after we were fined and the squad reduced by UEFA.Not sure of the date. After observing him for nearly 16 years like most fans, my opinion is he is a man that sticks to his word and his statements are as relevant today as they were then. As a comparison I would say if he was in charge of FFP, when the goal posts were moved after we sent our accounts in, and it was another club they tried to do over he would not have allowed such a move. My opinion only of course.
I know. I was replying to a post that we might accept a non-cooperation fine, as at CAS.
My post was suggesting that this might be different
After the PL's refusal to release the minutes of their meeting with the Government... i.e. their non-cooperation, then we should tell them to stick those charges right where the sun don't shine!!!I know. I was replying to a post that we might accept a non-cooperation fine, as at CAS.
My post was suggesting that this might be different.
Yes, I also suspect that’s what they will have been referring to. It made the news this week.That was my first thought, especially as Chelsea sang it throughout the Second Half at Selhurst Park.
As far as I can recall I have not previously posted on this subject.
Speaking solely for myself I will be glad when the matter is finally resolved one way or another, preferably of course in our favour. I would also prefer it to be sooner rather than later. I appreciate however as a former solicitor that for a variety reasons this may not be possible.
At the moment it is a cloud hanging over the club and everything we are achieving on and off the pitch.
If ultimately we are cleared all well and good. If not then those people at the club who put us in this position will have to answer for their wrongdoing and what they have done to the club and it’s fans.
Everything I said is my opinion. My interpretation of Khaldoons words, that he will "take the pinch", is that he won't a second time.Just checked it and it was 2014 after we were fined and the squad reduced by UEFA.
He's done everything possible to prove our innocence. We took the CAS verdict with good grace, despite the fine for non-cooperation.
Therefore we have a precedent as to what we will accept and what we won’t.
None of us know for sure what the outcome will be and how City will react to a partial victory.
Saying there is no chance that we’d accept a fine for non-cooperation isn’t true though. We might or might not.
All we have is our own opinions. None are wrong at the moment anyway!