The Manchester City Thread.

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Scouseinthehouse said:
They must be proper confident in the evidence they have with the coming legal backlash from City.
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Just read City response and I personally dont think it will go ahead. Once they go to CAS it will probably get appealed and a heftier fine will be paid instead of a ban. Even if they broke the rules there too much riding on this and I'm not sure even UEFA would want one of their top competitors and one that brings alot of eyeballs to be thrown out of the competition. I wonder if it does uphold what happens to their top players as the likes of Sterling, De bruyne are in their prime and wont want to miss two years of CL footy for something that isn't their fault.
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
They must be proper confident in the evidence they have with the coming legal backlash from City.
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Then again if CAS decides FFP isn't enforceable and the whole thing collapses does that mean an end to FFP as then what's the point. UEFA must be confident as City will throw everything at them because if it doesn't work out it really undermines FFP.
 
dilakh2 said:
Then again if CAS decides FFP isn't enforceable and the whole thing collapses does that mean an end to FFP as then what's the point. UEFA must be confident as City will throw everything at them because if it doesn't work out it really undermines FFP.
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The smart money seems to be going on a reduction to one season at best.
 

Nick Harris

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It's emails such as this, from City's then CFO Graham Wallace, that landed City in trouble - revealing how City and various UAE firms needed to present their dealings to regulators (by in effect misrepresenting where money came from) to cover up FFP breaches.
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