Palace potentially denied entry to Europa League?

[Spindle]

UEFA breaks its own rules regarding 'political' banners in stadiums before during or after matches . . .

Uefa displays 'stop killing children - stop killing civilians' banner before Super Cup final

Uefa displays a banner which reads "stop killing children - stop killing civilians" before the Super Cup final between Tottenham and Paris St-Germain on Wednesday.

www.bbc.co.uk

AKA the Arabs who run UEFA put up an anti Jew message to the Jew club comdemning the actions of another nation, promoting a sectarian movement by a non nation within.

Do you think Macabbi Haifi / Tel Aviv are going to let them show this at their games? Gutless arabs won't do it.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

At the end of the day we missed the deadline.

Who would have known we would win the cup at the time.

We should have just admit it all and come at a different angle with uefa.

Anyways no need to keep going on and on about it.

But “we” didn’t. Textor did, if he knew, and he would only have known if either of the clubs he had an interest in had told him. We could do nothing ourselves and almost certainly didn’t think that UEFA would choose to interpret the rules the way they have or if they intended to would have taken special care to ensure clubs like us knew the circumstances.

Emails to an “info@ email address tend to end up in junk boxes. Important matters go directly to chief executives with a read receipt demanded.

 

[samprior]

Uefa plans to relax multiclub ownership declaration rules after Crystal Palace furore

Uefa is planning to give clubs more time to resolve potential multiclub ownership issues next season

www.theguardian.com

Surprise, surprise.

With Strasbourg starting the season well I bet UEFA are currently rushing around trying to find a solution to ensure the Chelsea Strasbourg MCO can both enter the Champions League. With probably about 20 players transferred/loaned between the clubs I'm sure a poxy blind trust will be enough to maintain sporting integrity.

 

[Davepalace707]

Uefa plans to relax multiclub ownership declaration rules after Crystal Palace furore

Uefa is planning to give clubs more time to resolve potential multiclub ownership issues next season

www.theguardian.com

Surprise, surprise.

With Strasbourg starting the season well I bet UEFA are currently rushing around trying to find a solution to ensure the Chelsea Strasbourg MCO can both enter the Champions League. With probably about 20 players transferred/loaned between the clubs I'm sure a poxy blind trust will be enough to maintain sporting integrity.

We’d still find a way to miss the deadline

 

[mtp1958]

Uefa plans to relax multiclub ownership declaration rules after Crystal Palace furore

Uefa is planning to give clubs more time to resolve potential multiclub ownership issues next season

www.theguardian.com

Surprise, surprise.

With Strasbourg starting the season well I bet UEFA are currently rushing around trying to find a solution to ensure the Chelsea Strasbourg MCO can both enter the Champions League. With probably about 20 players transferred/loaned between the clubs I'm sure a poxy blind trust will be enough to maintain sporting integrity.

to me thats a admission of guilt on UEFA part that they got it wrong with there interpretation of there own rules , Sue the sh#t out of them I say

 

[ASCPFC]

to me thats a admission of guilt on UEFA part that they got it wrong with there interpretation of there own rules , Sue the sh#t out of them I say

I wonder if the CAS case rules out further legal action. Just wondering - no idea.

 

[NEILLO]

to me thats a admission of guilt on UEFA part that they got it wrong with there interpretation of there own rules , Sue the sh#t out of them I say

Without revisiting old arguments on here, when UEFA moved the deadline to March 1st they made it nigh on impossible for Palace to comply.

There were rumours already circulating in the summer about a further change as a result ( possibly ) of our dispute with them. And here it is.

There are no grounds to sue. Both UEFA and then CAS found Palace in breach of the rules as they stood in March this year. There is no change of their rather flimsy interpretation of their own rules.

 

[ASCPFC]

Interestingly enough, I was thinking Marinakis won't be too happy. He's colluded all along but will not achieve anything. He's the kind of baby that will throw a lot of dirt around. We'll see.

 

[Forest Hillbilly]

Doesn't stop me thinking they f***ed it up,and shows them as incompetent cunces. In fact, it just confirms it. 👍

 

[mtp1958]

Without revisiting old arguments on here, when UEFA moved the deadline to March 1st they made it nigh on impossible for Palace to comply.

There were rumours already circulating in the summer about a further change as a result ( possibly ) of our dispute with them. And here it is.

There are no grounds to sue. Both UEFA and then CAS found Palace in breach of the rules as they stood in March this year. There is no change of their rather flimsy interpretation of their own rules.

UEFA are like little rich kids when they can get what they want , Do you know who I am I can do what I like , UEFA there just power hungry oligarchs

 

[est1905]

Uefa plans to relax multiclub ownership declaration rules after Crystal Palace furore

Uefa is planning to give clubs more time to resolve potential multiclub ownership issues next season

www.theguardian.com

Surprise, surprise.

With Strasbourg starting the season well I bet UEFA are currently rushing around trying to find a solution to ensure the Chelsea Strasbourg MCO can both enter the Champions League. With probably about 20 players transferred/loaned between the clubs I'm sure a poxy blind trust will be enough to maintain sporting integrity.

Quick, get Textor back. No, hang on a minute!