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

[higgi1p]

You do wonder if Pep is thinking " fuck this !!! I will stick around until these corrupt sods are defeated and go for everything BIG STYLE" new contract and freedom to sign whoever he wants.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Here’s the latest from The Athletic under the name of Oliver Kay

Then again it was never intended to come down to a battle between petrodollar states, Russian oligarchs and American real estate investors.

Americal real estate investors ffs. Sounds so much less malign and menacing than ‘petrodollar states’. The likes of the Glazers and Henry are vulture capitalists. American billionaires personify what is wrong with humanity more than any other powerful group of people on the planet, and yet this cünt dresses them up as touch-feely property developers.

Two pejorative titles, and one laudatory. Speaks volumes about the doublethink these cünts deploy.

 

[HarrytheBlue]

I would also be worried that if the shit really hits the fan, these clubs could be implicated and be in a spot of bother themselves

City will open a can of worms for everyone else.

 

[higgi1p]

The only way we will be in the chumps league next season is if they somehow we can suspend the punishment pending the appeal, hence the harsh punishment of two seasons ban. If we win the appeal we will probably still have had a season out of the competition due to the time that CAS will take to hear the case. This was probably UEFA’s strategy all along.

Punishments are always suspended once an appeal goes in which apparently is happening forthwith, as per club statement

 

[urban genie]

If I was an intelligent and educated MU, Liverpool, or Arsenal fan (obvious joke there), I'd look at this decision and think it looks shitty, amateurish and vindictive. I would be disappointed that it looks shaky, and worried by City's absolute belief that they've done nothing wrong.

Rags fans and scousers are deluded fuckwits so will just gloat

Arsenal on the other hand were in mid table mediocracy in the mid 80s until heavy investment via the blood diamond trade to break back into the title race, so their fans should hold off piling in on how we climbed to the top table.

 

[kaz7]

The Summer transfer market is going to be the most interesting we've had since the take over when Silva & Yaya joined us, whether it's going to interesting in a good or bad way remains to be seen.

I think it will be a long summer with pep and all the players leaving,might not have time to buy anyone

 

[bluemoon32]

The Summer transfer market is going to be the most interesting we've had since the take over when Silva & Yaya joined us, whether it's going to interesting in a good or bad way remains to be seen.

Yeah, it could be " Messi signs for City" or "Ings moves to the Etihad"

 

[higgi1p]

City will open a can of worms for everyone else.

Exactly this

 

[Elliot houghton]

that had nothing to do with the champions league that had to do with a brilliant game, just like QPR, Liverpool and the derbies
If we arent in it for twoyears and instead win two trebles no one will give a flying fuck

A lot of our player's could probably leave and nobody who we need would want to join us

 

[Kenward Garg]

Great blog sums it up perfectly...….Also see the bbc cant wait to put the boot in with headlines like.. is this the end of an era for city , is this the end for pep , player exodus ect
https://boltfromtheblue.live/2020/0...he-atomic-bomb/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Cheers dude. Bloody good read that with this little pearl standing out:

"Nothing can or will happen to City until the appeal process is exhausted. And it may be longer than you might think.”