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

[balotellishaircut]

Careful mate. You’ll be called a drama queen or a wum. Lol
I hope I’m wrong. But anyone who watches that interview must know Peps attitude looked different tonight.

are you guys brothers ffs.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

No one will be told anything in advance of the decision imo. Why would they?

CAS will inform City and uefa beforehand, not sure if that's what you mean though.

 

[Jumanji]

CAS will inform City and uefa beforehand, not sure if that's what you mean though.

Are you certain? ;)

 

[Metalartin]

The club will know the decision by now, there's no way they'll just find out on Monday when cas announce it. If Pep did look pissed off it was probably him frustrated at how we lost that game last Sunday when we've just tonked Newcastle.

Again that's just opinion though. I don't think there's any chance anyone at the club knows yet, that would mean UEFA know, which would mean we'd know by now. Nor would either side have known before Friday had it not been pushed back. There's no way a club needs 2 full days to release a short statement.

As I said they'll have prep'd well in advance for both outcomes, we'll know shortly after they do. If you noticed, it always initially starts with a a short response even after UEFA's announcements.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Are you certain? ;)

Yes it's in the CAS rules.

 

[blueparrot]

i hope so mate. But did you watch the interviews. Both Mahrez and Pep looked close to tears

Just watched them , no they didn’t 2 normal post match interviews..

 

[I'm no cynic but...]

I just can’t see Pep and the players being told before a game or the second they got off the pitch. I’d expect *if* the executives knew they’d probably tell him and the players tomorrow so they have a few days to get their collective heads around it...

If it was possible to have the choice of either UEFA's punishment or a reincarnated Peter Swales coming back for another 20 years of dictatorial control of our club then I'd go for UEFA. That would be bad enough but we could still work our way back from that one. There would be no more get-outs with Swales here again.

 

[BLUEMATT23]

for the first time since football has been back , Peps body language there was very depressed. First time he hasn’t mentioned Champions league qualification. We are fucked I reckon

What utter rubbish
What brings you to this conclusion?

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Again that's just opinion though. I don't think there's any chance anyone at the club knows yet, that would mean UEFA know, which would mean we'd know by now. Nor would either side have known before Friday had it not been pushed back. There's no way a club needs 2 full days to release a short statement.

As I said they'll have prep'd well in advance for both outcomes, we'll know shortly after they do. If you noticed, it always initially starts with a a short one even after UEFA's announcements.

Think the club will find out Friday tbh, doubt CAS would drop the news during the weekend.

 

[BLUEMATT23]

Sorry if this has been asked and answered already, it's a busy thread!

Let's assume City get a 1 year ban....... but then win this years Champs League in August (fingers crossed).

Would we not have the right to be allowed in next year as defending champions - who qualify by right I think - and then Liverpool + those down to fifth can also be in it e.g. Liverpool, Chelsea, Leicester, Man Utd (whom UEFA really want back in).

Can a country have 5 teams in it if one is the defending Champions?

Were not accepting a 1 year ban half way house