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

[laserblue]

They moved £50m of losses to the infrastructure losses which are not regulated by FFP yet this was spent on a few pictures and plans seems very excessive for what they got The losses that they wrote off? Not sure but guess it’s was debt they inherited from Glicks and Gillette

FSG took over from Hicks and Gillett in 2010. The offsetting of the £50m against FFP conveniently took place in 2015 when Liverpool were about to fail FFP.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

The Russian Olympic ban is planned for November.
That should be fun.

 

[projectriver]

If it's anything like similar cases then it could be three months
Taken from this piece

https://ninetythreetwenty.com/blog/...e-ffps-part-deux-the-double-city-do-not-want/


Galatasaray appealed to CAS on 11 March 2016 and on 23 June 2016, CAS announced it was upholding the Adjudicatory Chamber’s decision and dismissed the appeal (https://www.tas-cas.org/fileadmin/user_upload/Media_Release_4492.pdf). This is an interesting example of the possible timetable City can expect.

I expect the judgment will be by mid August

 

[Gordyola]

I expect the judgment will be by mid August

When sporting integrity is dependent upon the decision then CAS will expedite it, eg an athlete taking part in an event I expect the decision by end of June

 

[projectriver]

When sporting integrity is dependent upon the decision then CAS will expedite it, eg an athlete taking part in an event I expect the decision by end of June

Maybe but you can expedite a hearing, you can't expedite the speed a judge writes or decides his/her/their decision

 

[dickie davies]

I expect the judgment will be by mid August

I hope this question makes sense

I think it's certain City's opening argument will be that UEFA haven't followed their own procedures and this will be followed by the rest of City's evidence
When the panel withdraw to consider, if City are correct on the procedural argument and that is enough to have the ban and fine overturned, will the panel still consider all the other evidence even though it's now null and void!
What I'm asking is, if CAS agree with City on UEFA's failure on procedure, could we have a decision in a couple of days?

 

[ancoats]

can this be over turned in the 3 days ? and does uefa have any other powers to turn to if city win

the findings after 3 days and if city win is uefa and its FFP is fucked and newcastle and any other clubs with plans for money take overs will be crazy. if city lose then newcastle take is dead in the water and the cartel elite clubs keep walking all over manchester city and a impossible fight city will never win

 

[MillionMilesAway]

When sporting integrity is dependent upon the decision then CAS will expedite it, eg an athlete taking part in an event I expect the decision by end of June

Ducker reckoned July, but whether that's early or late July, I don't know.

 

[The Colonel]

I hope this question makes sense

I think it's certain City's opening argument will be that UEFA haven't followed their own procedures and this will be followed by the rest of City's evidence
When the panel withdraw to consider, if City are correct on the procedural argument and that is enough to have the ban and fine overturned, will the panel still consider all the other evidence even though it's now null and void!
What I'm asking is, if CAS agree with City on UEFA's failure on procedure, could we have a decision in a couple of days?

Good question. I’ve not seen any submissions on the web site but I presume that City would have given clear reasons for the appeal. I expect that all the submitted evidence and reasons for appeal will be examined In turn and only afterwards will each item be considered on its merits to give an overall view. I suspect City would want more than UEFA’s procedures criticised and what would then be sen as getting off on a technicality alla PSG. However, that legal opinion I read pointed to this being City’s strongest case.

 

[M18CTID]

can this be over turned in the 3 days ? and does uefa have any other powers to turn to if city win

the findings after 3 days and if city win is uefa and its FFP is fucked and newcastle and any other clubs with plans for money take overs will be crazy. if city lose then newcastle take is dead in the water and the cartel elite clubs keep walking all over manchester city and a impossible fight city will never win

The Newcastle takeover is irrelevant to this. If anything, there’s talk of a relaxation of FFP rules due to the Covid-19 outbreak so Newcastle can probably go out and spend a shit load of money regardless, especially as Ashley - despite being an odious fat bastard - has got their accounts in pretty good order with regards to FFP compliance which gives them plenty of leeway to go out and spend big.