City & FFP | 2020/21 Accounts released | Revenues of £569.8m, £2.4m profit (p 2395)

[Manchester1894]

Now, Tebas has hit back at Guardiola’s comments by once again criticising his understanding of how football was funded and the long-term negative impacts.

The league chief said: “Pep, I learn from the Premier League every day. It would be good if they teach you a little about football macroeconomics, about the impacts of state clubs on wage inflation, demographics, the impact of pay TV, China…and of the acquittal in CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sports) we will have news.”

La Liga boss Tebas hits back at Pep Guardiola in war of words - Football España

A war of words has broken out between Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and La Liga president Javier Tebas. The Manchester City boss has accused Tebas – who is a long-term vocal critic of the English champions and the source of their funding – of meddling in the affairs of others club as his own …

www.football-espana.net

Are they getting rid of CAS or are they going back to FFP case. Didn't City weigh up legal action to shut him up after the case?

 

[M18CTID]

Now, Tebas has hit back at Guardiola’s comments by once again criticising his understanding of how football was funded and the long-term negative impacts.

The league chief said: “Pep, I learn from the Premier League every day. It would be good if they teach you a little about football macroeconomics, about the impacts of state clubs on wage inflation, demographics, the impact of pay TV, China…and of the acquittal in CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sports) we will have news.”

La Liga boss Tebas hits back at Pep Guardiola in war of words - Football España

A war of words has broken out between Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and La Liga president Javier Tebas. The Manchester City boss has accused Tebas – who is a long-term vocal critic of the English champions and the source of their funding – of meddling in the affairs of others club as his own …

www.football-espana.net

What news is that Javier?

 

[M18CTID]

Are they getting rid of CAS or are they going back to FFP case. Didn't City weigh up legal action to shut him up after the case?

I thought he'd shut the fuck up after he got that gig at UEFA - after all, Ceferin said in an interview a couple of years ago that he talks way too much - but it seems he can say whatever he wants and never be held accountable for it.

 

[Centurions]

Are they getting rid of CAS or are they going back to FFP case. Didn't City weigh up legal action to shut him up after the case?

CAS are independent and are regarded as the ultimate regulators over legal matters in all sports. I found it strange they didn't sue him over his last comments about them, he certainly can't 'get rid of them'.

 

[Citizen Green]

CAS are independent and are regarded as the ultimate regulators over legal matters in all sports. I found it strange they didn't sue him over his last comments about them, he certainly can't 'get rid of them'.

Which worries me when he says 'they will have news' as in the original FFP case or something else?

 

[Sir peace frog]

Which worries me when he says 'they will have news' as in the original FFP case or something else?

An award pronounced by the CAS is final and binding on the parties from the moment it is communicated.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Quite a lot of changes to the Financial investigator bodies. This lot are in for the next 2 years:
CFCB First Chamber

Chairman: Sunil Gulati, USA (new)
Vice Chairwoman: Petra Stanonik Bošnjak, Slovenia
Members: Jacobo Beltrán, Spain
Michael Bolingbroke, England (new)
Marco Di Siena, Italy (new)
Egon Franck, Germany
Helmut Schwärzler, Liechtenstein (new)
Jeroen Slop, Netherlands (new)
CFCB Appeals Chamber

Chairman: Didier Poracchia, France (new)
Vice Chairman: Charles Flint QC, England
Members: Giovanni Facci, Italy (new)
Adam Giersz, Poland
Louise Reilly, Republic of Ireland (new)

The American was on FIFA's ExCo. Bolingbroke left the circus to be COO at Utd a while back.

 

[SWP's back]

Now, Tebas has hit back at Guardiola’s comments by once again criticising his understanding of how football was funded and the long-term negative impacts.

The league chief said: “Pep, I learn from the Premier League every day. It would be good if they teach you a little about football macroeconomics, about the impacts of state clubs on wage inflation, demographics, the impact of pay TV, China…and of the acquittal in CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sports) we will have news.”

La Liga boss Tebas hits back at Pep Guardiola in war of words - Football España

A war of words has broken out between Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and La Liga president Javier Tebas. The Manchester City boss has accused Tebas – who is a long-term vocal critic of the English champions and the source of their funding – of meddling in the affairs of others club as his own …

www.football-espana.net

Tbf, Spanish Football Twitter is tearing him apart.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Quite a lot of changes to the Financial investigator bodies. This lot are in for the next 2 years:
CFCB First Chamber

Chairman: Sunil Gulati, USA (new)
Vice Chairwoman: Petra Stanonik Bošnjak, Slovenia
Members: Jacobo Beltrán, Spain
Michael Bolingbroke, England (new)
Marco Di Siena, Italy (new)
Egon Franck, Germany
Helmut Schwärzler, Liechtenstein (new)
Jeroen Slop, Netherlands (new)
CFCB Appeals Chamber

Chairman: Didier Poracchia, France (new)
Vice Chairman: Charles Flint QC, England
Members: Giovanni Facci, Italy (new)
Adam Giersz, Poland
Louise Reilly, Republic of Ireland (new)

The American was on FIFA's ExCo. Bolingbroke left the circus to be COO at Utd a while back.

Charles Flint QC?

The same guy who is a director of the Dubai Financial Services Authority :)

 

[KS55]

An award pronounced by the CAS is final and binding on the parties from the moment it is communicated.

Yes, I think that the teabag is referring to his attempts to get CAS removed as the final arbiter of EUFA disputes. If the ref makes decisions you dont like, get him changed.