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

[BringBackSwales]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...anchester-City.html?__twitter_impression=true
Martin knows

The only person in the media that talks coherent sense

 

[swinton blue]

my only concern is based around the UK media jumping upon this, combined with the weakness of the FA & the Premier League resulting in a more popular verdict of guilty. No idea about the bigger issues of corruption & FFP protecting the established "Elite." A realistic verdict in terms of specific interests & the Plastics.

This
Trail by media until they give in to what they want
Just like the silva tweet compared to the ali video

 

[colin's bell helmet]

Time to win that fuckin champions league this season now...what more motivation do the player's need!....fuck UEFA stick it right up their shitter!

 

[AltrinchamBlue]

I'm not overly impressed by the club. We've had years and years of tough talk from Khaldoon, so far that has got us absolutely nowhere. No standing up to the relentless and sustained attacks and smears from certain parts of the media, for years now.

It's frustrating to read on here as well that most assume the club are without fault 100%. We have on the one hand threads and threads about the fans being alienated, match days only being catered for tourists, not renewing etc etc and yet with something like this there is a blind faith that the club are absolutely spot on.

 

[dave_blue12]

I imagine the penalty will be lessened. However, in my view, the chairman and several execs should then resign for the best of the club.

Good job you're not on the CAS panel

You're not, are you ?

 

[BillCarlisle]

Good article by Martin Samuel https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...acket-payback-clubs-hate-Manchester-City.html

Very good article. That just about says it all. It's what a lot of us on here have said all along - UEFA don't want us. Even if CAS rule in our favour we will forever be the pariahs of European football. One rule for the few, another for the rest.

 

[jonah62]

Whatever the outcome, we’ve been in a lot fcukin worse places than this over the years.

“Like down in the streets, down in the sewer, or even on the end of a skewer”

 

[bulldogblue]

Main story on ITV news. Not looking good guys!

 

[SebastianBlue]

my only concern is based around the UK media jumping upon this, combined with the weakness of the FA & the Premier League resulting in a more popular verdict of guilty. No idea about the bigger issues of corruption & FFP protecting the established "Elite." A realistic verdict in terms of specific interests & the Plastics.

You’ve just described one of the intended consequences of this decision.

Again, they wanted to inflict maximum damage, that could potentially last beyond any legal reversal.

 

[Cornish_Blue]

I see the media wankathon is on already to try and get a points reduction. Sly Sports can’t mention us enough now, yet when we won The FIRST domestic Treble, nothing!