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The punishment will be a 2 year European ban on us.
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What punishment should Liverpool get from UEFA
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Essembe
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The punishment will be when Amazon put out their behind the scenes series of City’s season, showing the world exactly what it was like to be on the bus as the missiles and cans continually rained down on them from all sides, with a flare burning the top of the bus and just how all inside were traumatised.
BlueAnorak
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Pep will get a bigger punishment than Liverpool. By the way when is his disciplinary hearing?
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Pep will get a bigger punishment than Liverpool. By the way when is his disciplinary hearing?
Dunno.
But I've seen the names of panel taking the hearing....
D.Gill
A.Ferguson
E.Woodward
Fred_Quimby
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Pep will get a bigger punishment than Liverpool. By the way when is his disciplinary hearing?
True and 31st May.
abu13
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I am still pissed off with us as a club for going ahead with the match on time, we could and should have set down a marker given that this was all pre planned and there was no effort to prevent it from happening.
We should have got into the ground and said, right that was totally unacceptable and it has affected the players and as such we want to move the kick off back by one hour.
This would have fucked up the Tv schedules all over Europe and would have pissed Uefa off no end, As such they would have had to do something about it. Think about it what could they do about it? Kick us out or fine us, then they are condoning a team in their competition being physically attacked. Given the media coverage of the incident I doubt any sane minded person would fail to see it from our perspective
We should have got into the ground and said, right that was totally unacceptable and it has affected the players and as such we want to move the kick off back by one hour.
This would have fucked up the Tv schedules all over Europe and would have pissed Uefa off no end, As such they would have had to do something about it. Think about it what could they do about it? Kick us out or fine us, then they are condoning a team in their competition being physically attacked. Given the media coverage of the incident I doubt any sane minded person would fail to see it from our perspective
The First Earl
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I agree, but do you seriously believe we'd get any sympathy. The more likely scenario would have been us disqualified.I am still pissed off with us as a club for going ahead with the match on time, we could and should have set down a marker given that this was all pre planned and there was no effort to prevent it from happening.
We should have got into the ground and said, right that was totally unacceptable and it has affected the players and as such we want to move the kick off back by one hour.
This would have fucked up the Tv schedules all over Europe and would have pissed Uefa off no end, As such they would have had to do something about it. Think about it what could they do about it? Kick us out or fine us, then they are condoning a team in their competition being physically attacked. Given the media coverage of the incident I doubt any sane minded person would fail to see it from our perspective
yeseye
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I’d have taken disqualification .I agree, but do you seriously believe we'd get any sympathy. The more likely scenario would have been us disqualified.
Somebody should have grown a pair of bollocks and turned the bus around back down the 62.
Put a stop to that nonsense once and for all .
Like the above poster said, the least should have been a delayed KO in order for the players to regain their composure as they were clearly rattled.
Still fucking fuming about it tbh.