This is very true. I was video chatting to a mate of mine that lives out in Thailand once, City were playing on Sky.
* rofl* nah you're ok thanks. I pays me own way..... but thanks for the thought. *still laughing*
Judge? The courts must be busy with millions not paying!
If we and Girona both qualify for next seasons C/L especially if we both are drawn together in the same groups then that is a headache that will have no cure.We are even boiling the bbc's piss by topping the Spanish league
Girona: How La Liga club moved ahead of Real Madrid and Barcelona to top table
BBC Sport explores how La Liga leaders Girona have - so far - managed to get the better of giants Barcelona and Real Madrid.www.bbc.co.uk
I'm not sure how it works tbh
Agreed. There's definitely lag. There's been plenty of times when I've been watching a game while simultaneously following it on here, and there's been posts about a goal having been scored. And it's over a minute later before I actually see it.
Me neither but surely two clubs with the same ownership wouldn't be allowed. If all things were equal then one club would have to be pulled to avoid match fixing allegations and which club would that be? Surely not the one most likely to win the damned thing? And then, what about the club that missed on qualification only to see the club that pipped them have to be pulled. Another headache for our dear friends at UEFA to adjudicate over.
UEFA have already had to deal with it. Villa, Brighton and Milan are all part of groups with more than one club in European competition this season.
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Well I'm glad someone has been keen enough to research that. No doubt there will be a team of Bluemooners watching how UEFA try to fiddle their way out of this to satisfy their own interpretations.UEFA have already had to deal with it. Villa, Brighton and Milan are all part of groups with more than one club in European competition this season.
UEFA relax multi-club ownership rules, allow Milan and Villa to compete in Europe
UEFA's Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) has cleared the way for several teams to compete in next season's competitions after Europe's soccer governing body relaxed its rules on multi-club ownership, it said on Friday.
