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

[laserblue]

Wasnt so quick to apply his sense of morals when Standard Charter, Liverpool shirt sponser were fined $1m for fraud 3 years ago whose chief exec is no less than Liverpool owner J W Henry, in fact was hardly mention in the media at all, so morals are selective in our media !

They've been fined a cumulative total of $1.5 BILLION for money laundering, much of it for Iran. However, John W. Henry isn't their chief executive.

 

[squirtyflower]

This. Amazing the wage rule was scrapped at a time they had a huge number of contracts to renegotiate plus needed to be active in the transfer market. It stank at the time but no press of course picked up on it to no surprise.

Doesn’t stink at all, we cheat, United and Liverpool are paragons of virtue.

 

[Paladin]

You’d don’t know what your talking about do you?

Haha. I'm not pretending it's an in depth analysis. There are plenty of experts here providing that level of insight.

If it needs further explanation, Liverpool escaped punishment for hacking our computers because the offences happened a long time ago. Using the same logic, any charges coming from our own governing bodies should be dropped because of their age.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Wasnt so quick to apply his sense of morals when Standard Charter, Liverpool shirt sponser were fined $1m for fraud 3 years ago whose chief exec is no less than Liverpool owner J W Henry, in fact was hardly mention in the media at all, so morals are selective in our media !

Or, as Evans has publically admitted, when he threatened innocent fans in Brussels hours before the Heysel Stadium disaster.

 

[Paladin]

It's nothing to do with the FA

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47501423

Has this one been closed? Apologies if it has.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Haha. I'm not pretending it's an in depth analysis. There are plenty of experts here providing that level of insight.

If it needs further explanation, Liverpool escaped punishment for hacking our computers because the offences happened a long time ago. Using the same logic, any charges coming from our own governing bodies should be dropped because of their age.

Yes but it's City in the dock not the dippers , so totally different rules apply .

 

[Metalartin]

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...ague-ffp-ban-appeal-news-latest-a9335136.html

published around an hour ago for anyone who wants to read it

I had to stop reading here...

City’s complaints about the leaks raised eyebrows[who's fucking eyebrows, bent journalists like you?], too. Leaks, unattributed briefings – call them what you will – are common in football.

They are such spin merchants, it's so basic what they are doing. I can't believe people fall for it. This is how easy it is, I don't agree with anything he said there either so:
His criticisms of City complaining about leaks and unattributed briefings raised eyebrows. In a process that is supposed to be locked in confidentiality until the final outcome, as they legally agreed to. Complaints about breaches of confidentiality and lack of due process from an authority are very common in all life, not just football.

What a fucking muppet.

Was there any actual news or is that another regurgitation?

 

[razman]

banned for 2 seasons !! lol wtf

 

[Ric]

Wow.

 

[Don Karleone]

lol