Palace potentially denied entry to Europa League?

Jordan is a total dick, he couldn’t wait to get a dig in at Parish.
I cant even watch that. Jordan nearly took us out of business and yet he has the brass neck to criticize the bloke that saved the club from his financial ineptitude, reunited the club with the stadium, built an academy/training ground anyone in the world would be proud of AND delivered the clubs first ever TWO trophies!
I'm not going to kick Parish while he's down but......Then starts kicking him while he's down! Knob
 
Has anyone made you revisit this thread?
Yes, I was in bed with Suzanna Reid this morning and she said...

I know you think it is a waste of typing time but you should really go on that Palace in Europe or not thread and moan that it is not yet up to page 5000 so get in there and keep it going.
 
Ed Aarons in the Guardian is reporting that we are considering legal action against UEFA for compensation.
I wonder.
There's probably a case for demonstrable loss, but it's a further potential distraction into the new season.
In my view we've been wronged, but sometimes you have to let things go or it can have a negative effect moving forward.
We have no case CAS has decided against us. We need to wind our necks back in, accept decision (however unfair). We could remind UEFA that CAS has decided that date of conflict was not relevant but the date of 1st March was concrete and Forest did not meet it. Problem is next club in League didn't make it either.
 
I cant even watch that. Jordan nearly took us out of business and yet he has the brass neck to criticize the bloke that saved the club from his financial ineptitude, reunited the club with the stadium, built an academy/training ground anyone in the world would be proud of AND delivered the clubs first ever TWO trophies!
I'm not going to kick Parish while he's down but......Then starts kicking him while he's down! Knob
Jordan should know better . The only people to blame are UEFA their daft rules and the FACT that they cant get a clear agreement from the richer clubs on MCO instead settling on escape clauses like blind trusts and dates picked to suit those already in European competition . FFP is all over the place with the richest clubs seemingly able to breach the rules at will while those that tinker with relegation are held to the tightest of margins .

Top flight football really is starting to stink and the only way to put some fresh air in the room is for Palace and clubs like us to keep turning up at and ruining their party .
 
When you get a gig on Talksport it's to basically behave as such an ill informed cretin that people will spend money to phone in and tell you you're wrong. Remember Adrian Durham? Used to slate Palace every week and people would waste money telling him he was a bell end. Simon Jordan couldn't be a more perfect candidate. A self absorbed orange prat that failed as a football club owner. What more could you want? Especially if Timmy Mallet is unavailable.
 
I cant even watch that. Jordan nearly took us out of business and yet he has the brass neck to criticize the bloke that saved the club from his financial ineptitude, reunited the club with the stadium, built an academy/training ground anyone in the world would be proud of AND delivered the clubs first ever TWO trophies!
I'm not going to kick Parish while he's down but......Then starts kicking him while he's down! Knob
Jordan has never got over the fact, that Parish outmaneuvered him during the take over of Palace. Jordan has a lot to say for himself, but is riddled with envy over Parish's success and eats eating away at him.
 
Jordan has never got over the fact, that Parish outmaneuvered him during the take over of Palace. Jordan has a lot to say for himself, but is riddled with envy over Parish's success and eats eating away at him.
Parish is the chairman Jordan wanted to be. He's living his dream. To be fair, that'd hurt anyone. But letting it show so frequently is just making Jordan look like a little girl.
 
Jordan has never got over the fact, that Parish outmaneuvered him during the take over of Palace. Jordan has a lot to say for himself, but is riddled with envy over Parish's success and eats eating away at him.
The terms of the Agilo loan was a mistake, left small creditors disproportionately exposed and the club 24hrs from liquidation
 
Ed Aarons in the Guardian is reporting that we are considering legal action against UEFA for compensation.
I wonder.
There's probably a case for demonstrable loss, but it's a further potential distraction into the new season.
In my view we've been wronged, but sometimes you have to let things go or it can have a negative effect moving forward.
I think this is risky, unless Palace can prove that an identical situation resulted in a different outcome. Or maybe the 1st March date reportedly moving back to June for next year meaning that UEFA knew that the date was unenforceable.
 
From the erudite Henry Winter :

"Where Eagles despair. John Textor is the culpable one here, not Uefa’s rule-book and the European governing body being sticklers for regulations and deadlines. So no surprise that Crystal Palace failed in their attempt to persuade CAS to overturn Uefa decision to demote them to Europa Conference League for breaching multi-club ownership regs. Textor needed to divest himself of stake earlier. “After considering the evidence, the Panel found that John Textor, founder of Eagle Football Holdings,had shares in CPFC and OL (Lyon) and was a Board member with decisive influence over both clubs at the time of UEFA’s assessment date," CAS says. "The Panel also dismissed the argument by CPFC that they received unfair treatment in comparison to Nottingham Forest and OL. The Panel considered that the UEFA Regulations are clear and do not provide flexibility to clubs that are non-compliant on the assessment date, as CPFC claimed.” Palace will still feel aggrieved, and feeling that so-called bigger clubs would have got away with it. Palace have to use this frustration as fuel to galvanise them further, building on that defiant spirit they showed at Wembley (again), and go and embarrass Uefa by winning the Conference League in Leipzig next May. More likely to win a European trophy now. West Ham and Chelsea celebrated winning the UECL. Important time now for Steve Parish and Oliver Glasner together to rally the club - fans, staff and players - and remind everyone of the special bond they have and the special journey they are on (albeit now via Leipzig) and try to ensure they don’t lose Marc Guehi to Liverpool and/or Eberechi Eze to Arsenal, as seems possible. Time to be strong"
 
Disappointed that CAS feel the rule is workable hence there ruling , decisive influence is part of that rule , yet is not looked at , look up the legal wording on decisive influence , and Textor had no were near it ,
But it is what it is , will wait on CAS write up on why they come to there conclusions , that wont be seen until our legal team read through it with a fine tooth comb , reckon 3/4 weeks
 

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