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

[HolisticJim]

Do CAS have the final word or can we not take it to court after?

CAS is the highest court we can take it to.
If they throw it out then that’s it.

 

[Matt The Blue]

Is anyone able to explain why PSG have not been punished for similar actions?

 

[kippaxwarrior]

saracens?

The Premier League cannot do anything until the decision with CAS has been made

 

[iwasthere1968]

Can't believe some of the lily-livered, knock-kneed surrender monkeys on here. I supported City in the third division and the fucking full-members cup, I'll support them now when they need me most. More so, in fact.

+1

 

[Beanhead]

Was going to like this post but that gives off the wrong impression. I hate this post because of what it means to the club. Unfortunately this is what UEFA have been working on over the past few years. I get the feeling that behind close doors the bastards will be smiling and patting each other on the back.

Don’t worry I didn’t expect any likes. It’s shit for the club and I’m just not in the puffing the chest out brigade and all will be alright.. kinda wish I was. Feel UEFA will be delighted with what they have achieved and the narrative is being well received by the media so any opposing view from us as city fans and we’ll just become the “victims”.

It’s just all a bit shit by all accounts.

 

[Gordyola]

We will not beat an organisation like UEFA, regardless of how much money or who our owner is.

Literally we have been cast aside here by the rest of football in Europe and no fucker is going to try and support us.

We will UEFA have already shown their incompetence by leaking information something that City warned them about but they continued articles in the media in the past 2 days have shown that Simeon Stone tweeted that he was told by a senior football executive that the noose around city neck was tightening He means David Gill who is a UEFA official all this would have been noted by the club and their legal reps

 

[christopp]

Completely agree. Absolutely nobody should attend. Doing so validates that organisation. It should be a complete empty house.

Is it pissible to get ya ticket refunded?

 

[argyle]

Quite excited by all this. City’s owners won’t be pushed around.

They have so far. We're kicked and belittled almost daily in the media and UEFA have now fucked us over twice.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Exactly this, combined they are far more important than us, we are a boil on their arse which they've just squeezed, we are a lone ship with no other clubs prepared too back us, truth and justice won't prevail and the ban will stand, ****s the lot of em

Not sure about your user name but bang on the money all the same

 

[jaiguruKun]

Yes, quite possibly. However the club had to wait for the process to complete and will have been working on this for quite while. EUFA delayed the decision which to me indicates that there are issues with their position.

I think some of the cosying up that happened during this years group stage might have been EUFA looking for a compromise, City have clearly said "see you in court" and so this now needs to play out legally.

That being the case I'm pretty confident. SM will not want any loss of face.

The club will go in hard now. I'm pretty sure that this will be the end of FFP and possibly EUFA in its current form.

If CAS only reduced the bad then that’s it.
There’s nowhere left to go.

The club's statement suggests otherwise.