CAS judgement: UEFA ban overturned, City exonerated (report out p603)

[Roachy]

maybe it's the United lads i know but nearly all of them, the intelligent ones anyway, all hold their hands up and say "well at least you're invested in and not leached on". true enough.

Yes mate and if they were honest about it, they'd swap our owners for theirs in a heartbeat.

 

[Stoned Rose]

I would like nothing better that to beat one of UEFA'S golden boy clubs in the final, like Bayern Munchen. That would really make my day, especially if we can win by a score of 3 or more goals to nil.

Foden hat trick incoming.

 

[cookster]

Hopefully the club will have given someone enough access to write “How Manchester City took on UEFA”.

It would make a great Amazon documentary;)

 

[DrBlueBob]

It means he would like to give her one.

Quite frankly so would I but I would almost certainly do myself a mischief so had best give it a miss.

It'd be worth it. Go out (or down!) in a blaze of glory.

 

[carlosthejackal]

maybe it's the United lads i know but nearly all of them, the intelligent ones anyway, all hold their hands up and say "well at least you're invested in and not leached on". true enough.

My red mates have nothing but envy and grudging praise for our owner whilst the hatred for the Glazers knows no bounds with them .

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

City’s new anthem ?



Don’t cry for me hateful eights tw&ts.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Now we have Klopp and Mourinho demonstrating their absolute ignorance or absolute ****erry which is it?

Klopp insinuating CAS decision is a travesty of justice - fucking knob
Mourinho insinuating a fine for anything indicates guilt on all aspects - fucking knob

FUCK THEM ALL

Absolutely agree about Klopp — he’s own admitted ignorance ran riot for his moronic statement.

But, to be fair to Mourinho (and I very rarely am), I think his point was that we shouldn’t have even been fined if we were not guilty of violating FFP (i.e. the “noncooperation” charge is stupid).

As I have said in other posts, I think his comments are directly related to his tax evasion case, for better or worse. He may have been guilty but is trying to convince himself he was not. Or he may have been innocent and thus feels aggrieved for having to cop the fine he did at all (as he sees it as the government using him as a sacrificial lamb).

 

[SebastianBlue]

City’s new anthem ?

No. ;-)

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

City’s new anthem ?

Let's not go spoiling all this fun now

 

[SebastianBlue]

maybe it's the United lads i know but nearly all of them, the intelligent ones anyway, all hold their hands up and say "well at least you're invested in and not leached on". true enough.

It’s only the ones in finance that I know that agree on the more debt-focused FFP reforms.

Others I know are firmly rooted in the standard football tribalism and there’s absolutely no point trying to have a reasonable discussion of how their and other dominant clubs have been operating for many decades, and especially the last 20 years.