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

[SidJames]

Not sure if "City Chief" posts on here.

But thanks a million Dude.

You were the quickest on Twiitter by a mile.

I was faffing about in a blind panic,abandoned by the Mother Ship (Bluemoon),desperately looking for a link.Literally at 9.29 am i lost all contact.

 

[Cobwebcat]

We’re going balls deep - the damages from this will be insane if we go for the throat.

Oh dear. Oh dear oh dear oh dear as Rimmer would say to Lister....

SERVES THEM RIGHT

 

[BringBackSwales]

Could the thread title be changed to €10m rather than £10m? Whilst I know that over £1m isn’t a lot to Ric, it is to the rest of us. Well apart from GDM anyway

 

[argyle]

Warnock's face when he realised he was getting hung out to dry hahahahaha

Quickly followed by a complete backtrack

Any video of this?

 

[razman]

THIS !

I actually got blocked a couple of Football twitter handles who i used to follow - for their decent football analysis , for basically asking if they doubt CAS independence.

How bitter can you get !

 

[domalino]

By the way - the "time-barred" explanation is the biggest fuck you to the media, and especially David Conn, who wrote that it was misinformation and dangerous to suggest serious people like the judges in the AC would prosecute something in bad faith.

Pursuing something obviously outside the statute of limitations is a complete joke, and destroys the credibility of those judges, and surely opens UEFA up to damages because they banned us knowing it would be overturned by an independent body.

 

[the old abbey]

Wonder what that peice of filth Simon Jordan has too say,

 

[Josh_D]

To all the c*nts, f*ckwits, twitter warriors, shithouse pundits, Sky, BT, excuse for journalists, and snide assholes...

 

[Asa's left peg]

Some legal has already had a word with SKY, I think. Making a point of the CAS wording now.

 

[Saddleworth2]

This recent battle was *at least* the third time UEFA attempt to impose sanctions for the exact same supposed violations. This would be considered farcical and illegal in any other regulatory environment.

This judgement is basically a Goldilocks outcome.

I liked this so much I thought it warranted repeating. Simon Mullock in the Mirror has tweeted he reckons City will go on the offensive now. I really hope they do.