PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

Just so there is no doubt what this interview was about in relation to us (it covers a lot of other things and we feature strongly in the multi club ownership bit) this is the actual headline:

We know we were right’: Uefa chief Aleksander Ceferin sure of Man City’s FFP guilt

That's the only thing the Telegraph was after now we will have a couple of days of that from social media and YouTubers with that headline and the narrative carries on!
 
Those comments should cost Cerferin his job ,absolutely no debate and our club now have to take those comments seriously and demand a retraction and apology and Cerferin immediately suspended.
The CAS decision was final and binding and the end of the matter for Cerferin to drag the original incorrect UEFA decision back into the media has now to be libellous.
Come on Khaldoon get those lawyers busy.
 
Watching the Branson documentary and in part 3 it covers the dirty tricks campaign by British Airways and the eventual victory in the high court BA were hacking the Virgin database ( sounds familiar) and stealing customers, they had a campaign of lies about Virgin Atlantic, Branson and other executives. Going through waste bins and anything they possibly could to disparage reputations, they even claimed that one of their aircraft would crash. Shows how far a company would and a company would a previous unblemished reputation regarded as the Uk air land and flag carrier
 
But he is a supposed lawyer who doesn't respect the courts decision and is CEO of a governing organisation. Not the man in the street who claims he was fitted up.
Here are the quotes.


He does accept CAS decision, but as the figurehead of UEFA, he has to back his commission in coming to the right conclusion, even though he wasn‘t part of it.
 

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