Masters is just the monkey doing the organ-grinder’s bidding.I am fascinated that Masters still feels the authority to comment when the matter is with the independent panel. By this stage, IMO, he should be keeping his mouth firmly closed so as not to prejudice either the details of the case, nor the speed of the process.
As for what is happening, we will know soon enough.
Good luck for the season ahead. Safe travels to all supporters.
It might not be 10 weeks solid - could be a day or two set aside each week I suppose
I'm guessing the PL will be bringing a hell of a lot more paperwork to the table than UEFA presented at CAS. Rumour has it that UEFA's evidence amounted to the sum total of the Der Spiegel articles......and, errrr, that's it! Having far more paperwork doesn't necessarily mean they have far more evidence than UEFA did though.
It’s all being staged managed. Masters knows full well he shouldn’t say anything.I am fascinated that Masters still feels the authority to comment when the matter is with the independent panel. By this stage, IMO, he should be keeping his mouth firmly closed so as not to prejudice either the details of the case, nor the speed of the process.
As for what is happening, we will know soon enough.
Good luck for the season ahead. Safe travels to all supporters.
That noxious cartel propaganda pipe should be sealed off on here.So the Athletic have some unattributed vitriol from an ‘executive’ from a less successful rival club (note not a Chairman or CEO) a “leading figure” (pundit no doubt) an ex-PL coach (who came up against City) and fucking Tebas.
Desperate stuff.
It’s all being staged managed. Masters knows full well he shouldn’t say anything.
But there he was giving interviews to every platform with comments such as ‘we’ve a responsibility to enforce the rules’.
'There is a growing consensus among Premier League executives that the outcome of City's hearing will result in a points deduction so severe that it would relegate the club'
'According to The Times, one Premier League club executive said: 'The collective view I've heard is that an appropriate sanction would have to be a points deduction so substantial — we are talking here between 70 and 80 points — that it guarantees City a season in the Championship.'
Ok then.
I don't think that'll happen but if it did, i think us fans would take it easier than the players.'There is a growing consensus among Premier League executives that the outcome of City's hearing will result in a points deduction so severe that it would relegate the club'
'According to The Times, one Premier League club executive said: 'The collective view I've heard is that an appropriate sanction would have to be a points deduction so substantial — we are talking here between 70 and 80 points — that it guarantees City a season in the Championship.'
Ok then.