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Not necessarily. They may have just got wind of the amendment being pulled and jumped to a conclusion in order to be the first to break the story.

Good post. Whilst this case might not have a direct bearing on the other, the optics of any kind of City win here certainly won't harm us.

Largely unrelated.

Yeah, I doubt the club were pushing to get rid of the rules completely.

Impossible to say until we know the nature of "the win". Presuming it just relates to the recent changes to the APT rules being dropped, rather than the APT rules being completely scrapped in their entirety.

Yeah, it's too early to get carried away until we know a bit more about the ruling. Early reports sound encouraging though.

Not really arsed this season, tbh. Pep made it clear yesterday that we wouldn’t be going for it, so better to go out early in that case. Will be a good learning experience for the kids, but hard to see us winning there unless Spurs play their kids too.

Fair play to Eriksen, a goal and an assist now.

They were poor against Fulham, but other than that they've had a pretty good start to the season. Going to be a very difficult game, especially as they'll have had a full weeks rest.

As someone on the cup scheme, I'm hoping for an away tie.

It’s obviously bad, but at least Pep’s “some opinions that it will be less than we thought” comments offer a glimmer of hope.

Nothing at all! Seems plausible that a settlement offer could’ve been made, but six points just seems unlikely to me.

I’m pretty sceptical that a six-point deduction will have been offered.

Grealish for me, closely followed by Lewis.

Certainly doesn't look like a centre-half in that video!

Centre-half, apparently.

O'Reilly, Jacob Wright, and McAtee all start as well.