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

[manimanc]

Saying we hope to have it done by the summer? Fuck that, I'd drag this fucker out til the winter, fuck the champions league format and UEFA need to know what teams are in, UEFA have caused all this mess so if I was city I'd say no rush, let's take our time and fuck your schedule.

 

[Woody135]

Very happy with that message. Exactly what needs to be said and doubling down on our stance.

If we are still found guilty by CAS, we are in a very difficult place. The club has been so strong that it is innocent, to then be found guilty by an independent body, who then do you believe.

Until then, I believe my club and what it is telling me and anyone assuming guilt at this stage knows as much as I do, which is f all, about the facts. It is just their opinion/prejudice

 

[@BluePhil8]

CEO

Whoever, I wouldn't even let them near the tea lady.

 

[domalino]

And why the fuck should we give the BBC exclusive access to our chairman?

Because theres a lot more credibility to any kind if statement or interview that's not done with the in house media.

 

[Patientman63]

Good to hear that. We've taken some heavy (and dirty) blows in the last few days, and it feels good to see someone at the very top of the club fronting up, and aligning the support.

 

[@BluePhil8]

Because theres a lot more credibility to any kind if statement or interview that's not done with the in house media.

Is this the same BBC that have come out with such lines that 'Shiekh Mansour owns Etihad' etc. over the last few days? Credible my hairy arse hole.

 

[vincent]

Because theres a lot more credibility to any kind if statement or interview that's not done with the in house media.

As someone else has said, City will be taking legal guidance on everything we say or do.

 

[93.20]

Get after the bent fookers Ferran. Actually get Ted Hastings and the whole of AC12 on the case. Now we're sucking diesel

 

[uweuweuwe]

Have the premier league released any statements regarding the uefa ban or know how they stand on the matter? From the point of view of other clubs with ambition (think the panel named Leeds and Sheffield wed as examples) they must think what the point of trying to get in to the premier league and Europe if you then have to compete with one arm behind your back while the select few can do what you want. Plus will it put any future investment in premier league product at risk because people might not want to invest in teams like Newcastle. Or are the premier league keeping quiet because like uefa they are protecting the few rather than looking after the game has a whole.

 

[Centurions]

And then they would have edited it and twisted it as they wanted

Yep, and the fact that it's a video rather than just a written statement would be on purpose too. Less chance of them twisting the words.