UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST

[Len Rum]

Sorry cannot be ch checking back several hundred pages, but what dates if any known do we start getting to finish nd out the verdicts?

Nobody has a fucking Scooby on that regard mate, but it will probably be some time in late 2019.

Really?
Was expecting the "judgement" sometime this month.

 

[Centurions]

Really?
Was expecting the "judgement" sometime this month.

Are you talking about a statement from UEFA or CAS? If UEFA I can't see them saying anything until CAS come back to them although CAS have stated that UEFA can publish their findings beforehand if they wish (to look stupid farther down the line).


(I added the last bit myself).

 

[mainestand]

So why should we bother giving you a date ? You'd only forget and come back on, saying you can't be arsed checking back.
MInd you it might pass the close season ;-)

Last day and skint so sobering day today and catch up on all the bullshit.

 

[Centurions]

Last day and skint so sobering day today and catch up on all the bullshit.

Go and beg for a drink, there's nothing happening yet.

 

[Kinkys Left Foot]

I can't understand why it would take so long for UEFA to come up with their punishment.
The AC aren't investigating or collecting evidence they merely have to review the evidential files put together by the IC and come up with a punishment that fits the proof of wrongdoing they've discovered which is so serious the IC feel they have insufficient power to sanction.
Are they really going to await CAS making a decision on City's application for no case to answer or prejudiced investigation process?
What's the normal period for the former and the latter? Anyone any idea?

 

[citizen_maine]

I can't understand why it would take so long for UEFA to come up with their punishment.
The AC aren't investigating or collecting evidence they merely have to review the evidential files put together by the IC and come up with a punishment that fits the proof of wrongdoing they've discovered which is so serious the IC feel they have insufficient power to sanction.
Are they really going to await CAS making a decision on City's application for no case to answer or prejudiced investigation process?
What's the normal period for the former and the latter? Anyone any idea?

It could be that due to the 5 year limitation, the IC didn't properly investigate (hence our appeal to CAS), so the AC are having to do that too. They also won't want to make an announcement now, when CAS could override it

 

[FrankSwift1]

I can't understand why it would take so long for UEFA to come up with their punishment.
The AC aren't investigating or collecting evidence they merely have to review the evidential files put together by the IC and come up with a punishment that fits the proof of wrongdoing they've discovered which is so serious the IC feel they have insufficient power to sanction.
Are they really going to await CAS making a decision on City's application for no case to answer or prejudiced investigation process?
What's the normal period for the former and the latter? Anyone any idea?

I asked the same question earlier in the thread and related to PSG going through similar proceedings. Parisian who posts on here said it took 4 5 months for CAS to come to a decision.

 

[Len Rum]

It could be that due to the 5 year limitation, the IC didn't properly investigate (hence our appeal to CAS), so the AC are having to do that too. They also won't want to make an announcement now, when CAS could override it

That could well be the case.
Which would mean that the leaks regarding a ban are not based on the strength of any evidence but have been done deliberately to put political pressure on the AC to arrive at such a judgement.

 

[citizen_maine]

That could well be the case.
Which would mean that the leaks regarding a ban are not based on the strength of any evidence but have been done deliberately to put political pressure on the AC to arrive at such a judgement.

and I think this is why Khaldoun was so adamant about 'Facts'

 

[Centurions]

It could be that due to the 5 year limitation, the IC didn't properly investigate (hence our appeal to CAS), so the AC are having to do that too. They also won't want to make an announcement now, when CAS could override it

I don't think UEFA can bypass their own rules over the 5 year limit merely by bumping it upstairs. And yes, I am aware this is UEFA we're talking about.

It looks more and more like UEFA have painted themselves into a corner on this one.