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

[tolmie's hairdoo]

My memory's not what it was, but I thought Doris WAS the tea lady, but Mancini thought she was a c**t, so she got demoted to cleaner.

Her name was Rose, a lovely lady who used to live on Thornton Road.

No longer with us.

 

[spacecadet]

Her name was Rose, a lovely lady who used to live on Thornton Road.

No longer with us.

Spent many an hour in the City press photographers' broom cupboard room at Maine Road. Rose was simply the best, include any club in the country that had more money than us at the time too.

 

[cleavers]

Got me tbh

Me too :(

 

[Centurions]

sorry if it has already been published , but where and how is the verdict being announced/published at 9.30 am on Monday?

Everywhere I'd have thought.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

More twitter reports of a victory from Belgian sports journalist Jusmayde Itupp who works for De Standaard!

He must have spotted Yves Leterme crying into his glass of Duvell.

 

[Goats left knee]

How many googled jusmayde ittup?

 

[Daz_Blue]

I hope we pipe crowd boos for the UEFA anthem during the Madrid game ....

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

More twitter reports of a victory from Belgian sports journalist Jusmayde Itupp who works for De Standaard!

I've checked their website and there's no such person. You just made it.... oh shit!

 

[HarrytheBlue]

I'm hating these comments about the ban being overturned. Being typical City I'm suspicious of everything. While Cheesey is still the media voice of City and a very nice guy by all accounts, I refuse to believe that some high level legal bod has decided to brief journalists or that some admin underling has done so. We could be being set up here. While I've never been more certain of anything that we're 100 per cent innocent, I'm not convinced that CAS have looked at the things we want them to. They're a quasi-judicial tribunal - not a proper court. Not sure they look at the rights and wrongs of issues - they look at whether due process was followed. UEFA could have followed due process and still screwed us over - if you get what I'm saying.

 

[Goodlove]

The one good thing about City under Pearce was that there were no queues at the chippy cos so many people couldn’t be arsed

My nephew didn’t like loud noises, like a crowd cheering, so it was perfect for him