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

[Franknorgrovesnephew]

Is it just me or has something happened to Rabins twitter account.
I'm getting the message 'this account doesn't exist'.

Think so body said earlier on twitter he's had enough for a while

 

[DJBusinesscake]

Anyone like me already sick to fucking death with all this already?

 

[oakiecokie]

Anyone like me already sick to fucking death with all this already?

Nope.But then again I wouldn`t come on a thread I wasn`t enjoying.

 

[petrusha]

So our case is "ordinary procedure" ?not appeals?

Under the ordinary procedure, each party chooses one arbitrator from the CAS list, then the two designated arbitrators agree on who will be the president of the panel. Failing such agreement, the President of the Ordinary Arbitration Division makes this selection instead of the two arbitrators.

Under the appeals procedure, each party chooses an arbitrator, and the president of the panel is selected by the President of the Appeals Arbitration Division.

Sorry, you're basically right. According to Rule R54: "If three arbitrators are to be appointed* [in appeals procedure proceedings], the President of the Division shall appoint the President of the Panel following nomination of the arbitrator by the Respondent and after having consulted the arbitrators."

I checked it the other night when someone suggested we'd have no say in who'd be the third arbitrator, but was reckless in going with my memory rather than checking how that control would be exercised.

* - As previous decisions suggest is standard in UEFA cases, and presumably provided for in the settlement agreement.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Nope.But then again I wouldn`t come on a thread I wasn`t enjoying.

I come on to try and keep abreast of things, but there is a lot of going back over stuff which gets a bit dull.

I guess its only going to get worse as the process drags out .

I'm just desperate to get the thing thrown out and certain clubs dragged through the shit !

 

[blue oli]

Haha - the absolute big boss man is on the warpath.

He has a lovely gaff in Switzerland too.

But we are not state owned right ?

 

[manimanc]

Is it just me or has something happened to Rabins twitter account.
I'm getting the message 'this account doesn't exist'.

Just seen that myself. Noooooooo it was my daily fix seeing him toying with and taking the piss out of these nobhead journalists .
He posts on here doesn't he?

 

[razman]

Is it just me or has something happened to Rabins twitter account.
I'm getting the message 'this account doesn't exist'.

Just saw that myself.

Seems he has deactivated for the being.,..can't blame him , twitter is a poisonous place at times

 

[domalino]

So our case is "ordinary procedure" ?not appeals?

Under the ordinary procedure, each party chooses one arbitrator from the CAS list, then the two designated arbitrators agree on who will be the president of the panel. Failing such agreement, the President of the Ordinary Arbitration Division makes this selection instead of the two arbitrators.

Under the appeals procedure, each party chooses an arbitrator, and the president of the panel is selected by the President of the Appeals Arbitration Division.

No.

Our case is the very definition of an appeal, not an ordinary procedure.

 

[argyle]

Haha - the absolute big boss man is on the warpath.

He has a lovely gaff in Switzerland too.

What will he do? Political pressure?

 

[Alan Oakes Shinpads]

It certainly ain't Wykeham Street ;)

Could be Lowthorpe Street

 

[Paladin]

Haha - the absolute big boss man is on the warpath.

He has a lovely gaff in Switzerland too.

This sounds positive, but what will he be able to do? We have already appointed some of the most powerful legal minds. Possibly a bit of lobbying, but surely we are well beyond that stage.

 

[laserblue]

Can’t remember now, did Pep win it the last 2 seasons then? Pardew and Pullis ffs, 2 of the all time greats

They couldn't very well not for the last two seasons. Out of 26 MOTS awards 22 have gone to the Premier League winning manager. Klopp will of course be the 23rd out of 27. Of the other four, two of them were City managers (Mancini in 2012 and Pellegrini in 2014). The other two winners were Burley in 2001 and Redknapp in 2010.

 

[BringBackSwales]

They couldn't very well not for the last two seasons. Out of 26 MOTS awards 22 have gone to the Premier League winning manager. Klopp will of course be the 23rd out of 27. Of the other four, two of them were City managers (Mancini in 2012 and Pellegrini in 2014). The other two were Burley in 2001 and Redknapp in 2010.

Thanks for the info. Staggering that Mancini won City’s first title in 44 years and didn’t win it, and Pellers won it in his first season in the country, scoring masses of goals in the process, and didn’t win it

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Thanks for the info. Staggering that Mancini won City’s first title in 44 years and didn’t win it, and Pellers won it in his first season in the country, scoring masses of goals in the process, and didn’t win it

Not really with the way our media which fawns over certain clubs.

 

[laserblue]

Thanks for the info. Staggering that Mancini won City’s first title in 44 years and didn’t win it, and Pellers won it in his first season in the country, scoring masses of goals in the process, and didn’t win it

Pellegrini won the PL title and League Cup double in his first season in England. The following year Mourinho won the same two trophies in his second spell in England yet got the MOTS award.

 

[Gordyola]

Sorry, you're basically right. According to Rule R54: "If three arbitrators are to be appointed* [in appeals procedure proceedings], the President of the Division shall appoint the President of the Panel following nomination of the arbitrator by the Respondent and after having consulted the arbitrators."

I checked it the other night when someone suggested we'd have no say in who'd be the third arbitrator, but was reckless in going with my memory rather than checking how that control would be exercised.

* - As previous decisions suggest is standard in UEFA cases, and presumably provided for in the settlement agreement.

That’s cool

 

[Bandofblues]

This sounds positive, but what will he be able to do? We have already appointed some of the most powerful legal minds. Possibly a bit of lobbying, but surely we are well beyond that stage.

A nice definitive statement from a crown prince head of state that he gave the money to Etihad airways in order to secure world wide publicity of his business would be lovely.

A great big fuck you to UEFA followed by slapping the appeal/dismissal on CASs table.

Can hear the teeth gnashing already.

 

[BlueMoonz1977]

Thanks for the info. Staggering that Mancini won City’s first title in 44 years and didn’t win it, and Pellers won it in his first season in the country, scoring masses of goals in the process, and didn’t win it

nothing to see here.....move on ; )

 

[DJBusinesscake]

Nope.But then again I wouldn`t come on a thread I wasn`t enjoying.

I dont mean im sick of the thread ffs haha