UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST

[Aytoun]

And I know very few on here will want reminding that the swamp is falling down, The alleged minimum cost to bring the theatre of broken dreams back to anywhere near decency was around 750 million quid.

On top of that they MUST bring their disabled facilities into the 20th century thus reducing the crowd capacity by 8 - 10 thousand.

Oh dear, how sad, never mind.

 

[Fordyboy46]

So the decision is coming before the end of this month is it?. We'll see.

 

[Fordyboy46]

The Premier League have collective bargaining rights and they want a successful Man Utd and Liverpool to sell their broadcasting rights across the globe hence they changed their rules to help Utd.

Real Madrid spend on. Another Brazilian signing in this window. Nothing is really stopping those clubs from spending apart from their bosses profit motive. It does seem that in the Premier League spending has declined significantly recently.

That Tebas twat is such a hypocritical moaning knob. He's fuming that Barca and Real aren't monopolising the Champions league any more, and that the English clubs are getting stronger. And like you say he thinks nothing of Real spending 200m every summer, and adding still in the winter. Uefa should see right through him, but they won't, they'll pamper to his every word.

 

[BluessinceHydeRoad]

This has been going on for so long that UEFA must have a problem with the nature and reliability of the evidence used in the investigation and with the people actually trying to use it, since at least one of them has a massive conflict of interest. Beyond that the process followed seems to have been borrowed straight from the Queen of Hearts court. But in addition I suspect City have got enough on enough other clubs and UEFA to make any action against City dangerous in the extreme. Back in 2014 part of City's response was to ask UEFA if they were really sure they wanted to take action against City on the grounds specified. Only then did City "take the pinch". Now I suspect our lawyers are reminding UEFA of changes in the rules, blind eyes turned to violations by other clubs, pressure from other clubs for partisan enforcement and all that, before we need mention Snr Tebas and financial fair play in Spain - and asking UEFA if they're sure they' want to defend themselves before CAS. Or maybe they prefer defending themselves in the courts, along with certain football clubs, for participation in a cartel to damage Manchester City.

 

[nmc]

And I know very few on here will want reminding that the swamp is falling down, The alleged minimum cost to bring the theatre of broken dreams back to anywhere near decency was around 750 million quid.

On top of that they MUST bring their disabled facilities into the 20th century thus reducing the crowd capacity by 8 - 10 thousand.

Oh dear, how sad, never mind.

£750m to revamp the Swamp? You could build a new stadium for that ! Not sure about that number but there’s obviously a big cost that will will further deplete their resources. How have they avoided legislation re disabled facilities for so long?

 

[JRockBlues]

And I know very few on here will want reminding that the swamp is falling down, The alleged minimum cost to bring the theatre of broken dreams back to anywhere near decency was around 750 million quid.

On top of that they MUST bring their disabled facilities into the 20th century thus reducing the crowd capacity by 8 - 10 thousand.

Oh dear, how sad, never mind.

£750m to revamp the Swamp? You could build a new stadium for that ! Not sure about that number but there’s obviously a big cost that will will further deplete their resources. How have they avoided legislation re disabled facilities for so long?

They've lost the allen key to be able to dismantle some of that meccano. Gonna cost them a bit extra to have a new one specially made.

 

[waspish]

£750m to revamp the Swamp? You could build a new stadium for that ! Not sure about that number but there’s obviously a big cost that will will further deplete their resources. How have they avoided legislation re disabled facilities for so long?

They have avoided it for so long because who they are! Stadium is a shit hole probably thinking how the tax payer can pay for the rebuild or an insurance scam that’s how those k@nts work.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

They have avoided it for so long because who they are! Stadium is a shit hole probably thinking how the tax payer can pay for the rebuild or an insurance scam that’s how those k@nts work.

They could introduce VAR screens whilst they are at it .

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

This has been going on for so long that UEFA must have a problem with the nature and reliability of the evidence used in the investigation and with the people actually trying to use it, since at least one of them has a massive conflict of interest. Beyond that the process followed seems to have been borrowed straight from the Queen of Hearts court. But in addition I suspect City have got enough on enough other clubs and UEFA to make any action against City dangerous in the extreme. Back in 2014 part of City's response was to ask UEFA if they were really sure they wanted to take action against City on the grounds specified. Only then did City "take the pinch". Now I suspect our lawyers are reminding UEFA of changes in the rules, blind eyes turned to violations by other clubs, pressure from other clubs for partisan enforcement and all that, before we need mention Snr Tebas and financial fair play in Spain - and asking UEFA if they're sure they' want to defend themselves before CAS. Or maybe they prefer defending themselves in the courts, along with certain football clubs, for participation in a cartel to damage Manchester City.

Would certainly be brilliant if UEFA misjudged things and brought down all the corrupt at the heart of the issue clubs in the process .

 

[dickie davies]

£750m to revamp the Swamp? You could build a new stadium for that ! Not sure about that number but there’s obviously a big cost that will will further deplete their resources. How have they avoided legislation re disabled facilities for so long?

The same reason as not allocating away supporters the correct % of tickets
We're Man united, we do what we want