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

[BLUEMATT23]

If only we still had Gary Cooke

 

[simon23]

IF CAS clear us, is there anything that UEFA or anyone else can do to try and counter that?

 

[SilverFox2]

I can certainly believe that City wanted this in front of an independent body. I know that those with legal expertise doubt that, but there’s a huge game of politics at play here and that’s a different game. City want this done in the open. Soriano’s and Ceferin’s comments suggest a new relationship with UEFA to come. Of course the late 20th century dinosaurs and their won’t be happy and maybe a split will ensue. The power will be with us though.

Can our leaders trust anyone within UEFA when they seem to be overruled by a controlling g## ?

 

[chesterbells]

If only we still had Gary Cooke

Was a great asset for City imho. Liked the bloke.

 

[Stoned Rose]

Tolmie is correct. You could tell by the downcast demeanour of the red bastards.

The 4-0 bumming lead to their downcast demeanour.

 

[The Colonel]

Can our leaders trust anyone within UEFA when they seem to be overruled by a controlling g## ?

It’s not a case of trusting them. They’ll know where their bread is buttered. IMO.

 

[BLUEMATT23]

Was a great asset for City imho. Liked the bloke.[/QUOTE

]what's he doing these days?

 

[avoidconfusion]

Was a great asset for City imho. Liked the bloke.

Will never forget when he said Milan bottled it

 

[chesterbells]

@BLUEMATT23 Dunno, something to do with US sports last I read - Wrestling maybe?

 

[Centurions]

IF CAS clear us, is there anything that UEFA or anyone else can do to try and counter that?

No is the short and sweet answer. I doubt UEFA would want to in the first place and they could only take it to the Swiss Federal courts on a failure of procedure (I think) from CAS. That would actually be hilarious. No other 'interested' parties would bother. In fact the PL would then have to drop their investigation.