Some fuckin twat has been spouting off again in the papers, and a bloke on here sleeps with dogs.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Sheikh rattle and roll
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Apologies is Khaldoon?Mansour isn't on any UEFA committee.
I think you know what I’m getting at
I said I'd do it. I have written a complaint to UEFA. At media@uefa.ch
Dear UEFA, I am writing to complain about the comments made by Aleksander Ceferin that were reported in a recent article in the Daily Telegraph. A link to the article is below.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...r-ceferin-interview-manchester-city-ffp-guilt/
According to the article he said in regard to UEFA's previous investigation into Man City regarding matters related to FFP.
"We know we were right,"
"I don't want to speak about the case in England. But I trust that the decision of our independent body was correct. I didn't enter into this decision."
On the basis that Man City were cleared of all alleged financial wrong doing by CAS, how can he make such comments? What were UEFA right about exactly? In what way was the decision by the independent body correct? Equally, Aleksander Ceferin says himself that he did not enter into the UEFA decision, so how can he know that UEFA were right? In his position, should he be guessing about what Man City did or did not do and speak to the press?
As a result of his comments, it has resulted in a plethora of articles in the press that aim to rile the baying mob that is desperate to see Man City knocked off its pedestal.
I think Aleksander Ceferin should clarify his comments as they are not factually correct when you consider the ruling of CAS.
Can you look into my concerns please?
Best Regards
Bez
Dear UEFA, I am writing to complain about the comments made by Aleksander Ceferin that were reported in a recent article in the Daily Telegraph. A link to the article is below.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...r-ceferin-interview-manchester-city-ffp-guilt/
According to the article he said in regard to UEFA's previous investigation into Man City regarding matters related to FFP.
"We know we were right,"
"I don't want to speak about the case in England. But I trust that the decision of our independent body was correct. I didn't enter into this decision."
On the basis that Man City were cleared of all alleged financial wrong doing by CAS, how can he make such comments? What were UEFA right about exactly? In what way was the decision by the independent body correct? Equally, Aleksander Ceferin says himself that he did not enter into the UEFA decision, so how can he know that UEFA were right? In his position, should he be guessing about what Man City did or did not do and speak to the press?
As a result of his comments, it has resulted in a plethora of articles in the press that aim to rile the baying mob that is desperate to see Man City knocked off its pedestal.
I think Aleksander Ceferin should clarify his comments as they are not factually correct when you consider the ruling of CAS.
Can you look into my concerns please?
Best Regards
Bez
Khaldoon isn't either. We don't have any reps on any UEFA committee. Soriano has been elected to the ECA board, but he's hardly in a position to demand that Ceferin resigns.Apologies is Khaldoon?
I think you know what I’m getting at
Cobwebcat
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Soriano I would say.Apologies is Khaldoon?
I think you know what I’m getting at
cheekybids
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I didn’t say he was going to tweet but I believe he will come out with snide comments in interviews as in the past he has needlessly made snide tweets about them so it shows his character.The CEO of a club isn't going to start tweeting "you've got shit fans" lol, particularly one who has been part of a clubs success for 10 years. I think people are starting to get carried away. Ex players are ex players, different kettle of fish.
Must be frustrating for these twats, spend time and money tryna wind them up and they don't respond, and keep winning and growing revenues too, still we'll keep trying!This, fuck em.
Sheikh rattle and roll
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Ah bugger scratch that thenKhaldoon isn't either. We don't have any reps on any UEFA committee. Soriano has been elected to the ECA board, but he's hardly in a position to demand that Ceferin resigns.
The Super League it is then
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I hope they give him one of those offices where the piss drips onto it and they have to cover their desks before a match day with plastic!I reckon Omar Berrada will start spouting shit & calling us all sorts & I reckon at first it will get a lot of copy, the media will lap it up, we’ll stay quiet & win everything & he’ll be sacked within 3 years.
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He'd make himself unemployable if he did that, no company would ever trust him againI reckon Omar Berrada will start spouting shit & calling us all sorts & I reckon at first it will get a lot of copy, the media will lap it up, we’ll stay quiet & win everything & he’ll be sacked within 3 years.