NZBlue
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Jean-Louis Dupont, a lawyer who helped win the landmark Bosman case, has launched a legal challenge with the European Commission, claiming that FFP breaches European competition law.
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UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST
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They've brought a case in the Belgian courts against FFPR asserting that it's an illegal control on wage growth and investment.Can anyone tell me what this DuPont case is please. Never heard of it before
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ThanksJean-Louis Dupont, a lawyer who helped win the landmark Bosman case, has launched a legal challenge with the European Commission, claiming that FFP breaches European competition law.
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ThanksThey've brought a case in the Belgian courts against FFPR asserting that it's an illegal control on wage growth and investment.
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Haha what do we know though? And if we do know, do they know that we know that we wouldn’t dirty another club despite them knowing that we know that they know we know.
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Jean-Louis Dupont, a lawyer who helped win the landmark Bosman case, has launched a legal challenge with the European Commission, claiming that FFP breaches European competition law.
About time too.
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Little does she know that I know that she knows that I know she's two timing me!
Fucking woman!
Fucking woman!
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I've been really busy lately, don't suppose there's been any new news last 4 days or so?
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'I don't want to two-time you, so it's the end for you and me!Little does she know that I know that she knows that I know she's two timing me!
Fucking woman!
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So UEFA were late re-opening the case after announcing it?Might not help us, they screwed up big time..
UEFA closed the FFP compliance investigation into PSG on 13th June 2018, finding no fault. On 22nd June, they decided to re-open the case, but only formally did so on 3rd October, which violates UEFA's own rules that required them to re-open 10 days after announcing they would.
In other words, UEFA failed to follow their own articles of procedure correctly, with Article 16 (1) being the key clause of the UEFA Adjudicatory Chamber convention that they did not abide by. Massive legal own goal from UEFA.
The outcome is that PSG are not in danger of receiving any FFP related punishment until the latest round of checks, which will occur for all clubs at this season's end.
But I thought the case they have decided to open on us, is in relation to the case they already found us guilty of?
That these leaks had highlighted that we cheated more than we told them, and that although we had accepted the penalty, we withheld information that may have made the penalty worse?
Am I wrong that they're not re-opening the original investigation?
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