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

[Blue Maverick]

If they rule against us wil the premier league try to get their bit as well, possibly stripping titles etc?

 

[Eoiyflem]

If they rule against us wil the premier league try to get their bit as well, possibly stripping titles etc?

No

 

[laserblue]

We won’t be allowed to win it! Look at last years Tottenham game. And as for winning it and not being there to defend it eufa could not give one single flying fuck if we never qualify for the thing again never mind win it!

Knocked out by bent refereeing against Monaco (H) and Liverpool (H & A) the previous two seasons as well. City have been stitched up both with and without VAR.

 

[laserblue]

So far off the mark with this comment fella
If they were dead set against us winning it, the Jesus goal would have been disallowed, however, the non replay to the ref vs Spurs last season was scandalous, but I think it was total incompetence. If it was contrived the ref would never have been asked to review it

Despite the referee checking every angle except the reverse angle which showed Llorente had handled the ball?

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Despite the referee checking every angle except the reverse angle which showed Llorente had handled the ball?

Which wouldn't have been disallowed - it hit his arm, but it would not have been handball. At that time a goal still stood if it went in accidentally off an arm.

 

[SatOnTheWall]

Which wouldn't have been disallowed - it hit his arm, but it would not have been handball. At that time a goal still stood if it went in accidentally off an arm.

It clearly wasn't accidental though, was it? You could see his arm move towards the ball.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

It clearly wasn't accidental though, was it? You could see his arm move towards the ball.

That's an opinion. I disagree.

 

[Keeper!]

Bayern would beat us anyway.

Not a chance

 

[SatOnTheWall]

That's an opinion. I disagree.

Fair enough.

The only opinion that would have really mattered would have been the referee's but he wasn't allowed to make that choice, and that is what pisses me off.

 

[Jack Bannister]

Which wouldn't have been disallowed - it hit his arm, but it would not have been handball. At that time a goal still stood if it went in accidentally off an arm.

Then why was the Jesus goal chalked off against the same team in the Premier League?