They've all seen the evidence. The weighting you accord that evidence might be a touch harder to assess. CAS case gives us a good idea of what City's approach will be, and ongoing noises from City camp suggests they remain confident.Would both sides already have a decent idea? Or do they not see each others evidence?
Like say Mancini allegation. Would our response be visible by the PL team and they'd go "ah we're fucked" or " we got them there" etc
Agreed. And while the Rags have been fixating on us they have been overtaken by clubs like Brighton. Happy days.
I think also the PL executives were in too deep to reverse course or consider compromise (even if City would -which I doubt). Those execs will be likely fired should City win and so they’ve nothing to lose in taking it to the bitter end.I used to think that the PL wanted none of this and were being pushed to do this by the red cartel. Now I’m thinking the PL are out to get us and most PL clubs are sick of it.
‘Regrettably I resign due to untenable circumstances brought about by the disappointing verdict…’ spin, bullshit, bullshit…I think also the PL executives were in too deep to reverse course or consider compromise (even if City would -which I doubt). Those execs will be likely fired should City win and so they’ve nothing to lose in taking it to the bitter end.
"know" is a strong wordThey both know the outcome by now Stefan, I'm thinking they knew it before the tribunal sat.
'have good reasons for believing something is true""know" is a strong word
are you sure its rodney, i thought it was dave?His middle name's "Rodney" the plonker lol
tis but a fleshwound