kaz7
Well-Known Member
Ha we know they wouldnt,they were on a missionCAS actually said that if City had provided the evidence to UEFA that was presented at the CAS hearing, that UEFA may themselves have reached the same not proven decision
Ha we know they wouldnt,they were on a missionCAS actually said that if City had provided the evidence to UEFA that was presented at the CAS hearing, that UEFA may themselves have reached the same not proven decision
The two sides agree to pick the chairman.
City as the defendant selected him and Uefa agreed with the selection
If they didn't agree,cas would have chosen the chairman.
CAS actually said that if City had provided the evidence to UEFA that was presented at the CAS hearing, that UEFA may themselves have reached the same not proven decision
The two sides agree to pick the chairman.
City as the defendant selected him and Uefa agreed with the selection
If they didn't agree,cas would have chosen the chairman.
Sorry to sound thick but, to be clear, City didn't effectively get to select 2 members of the panel, just who, out of the 3 would be chairman?
This seems correct:
Section R54 looks to be the relevant part;
If three arbitrators are to be appointed, the President of the Division shall appoint the President of the Panel following nomination of the arbitrator by the Respondent and after having consulted the arbitrators. The arbitrators nominated by the parties shall only be deemed appointed after confirmation by the President of the Division.
It makes it more odd that the hacks are claiming that it is against the rules for City to nominate the President (Chairman)
The rules are in black and white.
Its not odd when the hacks are desperately twisting to keep their credibility.
Ha.
I'm sure I saw some tweets yesterday about how it was against the rules and why did UEFA let them. Maybe it was in written pieces.
And you think the respondent's actually read the 85 page report and digested it.