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

[oakiecokie]

I have a bad feeling.

It`ll be those dodgy prawns you had last night.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

The cheeky little smile the glint in the eye, sometimes words are not needed

Looks like he's just smoked a fat one

 

[Elliot houghton]

UEFA Confident according to this guy

 

[King KdB of Belgium]

Those officials that are in the board's of UEFA who judged our case way back in February. Of this I have know doubt that those officials are firmly supporting the so called big 12 clubs of European football.

This so called big 12 clubs can break FFP for years and be proven to do so. These judges would still find them not guilty.

We need all the board's of UEFA to be swept clean and new members to be appointed to them. Hopefully we may find some board members who will support Manchester City instead of those other clubs who have our club.

 

[waspish]

UEFA Confident according to this guy

Main thing is are you confident.

 

[Cobwebcat]

Paddy power article saying we are 8/1 to win the case,not good.But if you go on the Paddy power web site to put a bet on can't find any information,who knows what's going on.

That’s really old news go back 200 pages

 

[Rammy Blue]

Paddy power article saying we are 8/1 to win the case,not good.But if you go on the Paddy power web site to put a bet on can't find any information,who knows what's going on.

It was bullshit.

 

[bert38]

Paddy power article saying we are 8/1 to win the case,not good.But if you go on the Paddy power web site to put a bet on can't find any information,who knows what's going on.

Its just a bit of advertising for them. Has nothing to do with the true probability.

 

[daztrueblue91]

It’s more than likely the agreement to delay the announcement was made before we had confirmation of the result, so we wouldn’t have known at that point.

But we know the Club are very confident following the hearing, so you’re absolutely right that we would have made that decision from a position of confidence - and may not have done if we felt differently.

Doesn’t mean that confidence was rightly placed though, so really all we can read from the delay is the Club’s feeling following the hearing - which we already knew.

If that is the case and we go on to lose on Monday then heads should role at whoever sanctioned that decision.

The twats conveniently forget they have the biggest wage bill in English football and that they've spent the GDP of a small country on transfers. Deluded ****s.

They were spot on about the rationale behind FFP and that we should have challenged it rather than aiming to comply. The rest was utter shite.

The only players at the club who will be on ‘unreasonable’ contracts would be Sterling, KDB, Kun and possibly Laporte. Somehow I don’t think we have any issue shifting those players if the doom scenario happened.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

couple of edits to your post here

How would CAS work though? They're an arbitration service, not a court, so surely there's some measure of interaction between the parties during the proceedings. Is it entirely out of the question that the CAS panel could have said to UEFA's team "Look lads, this position of yours is a bit silly".