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Thu Sep 03, 2009 2:46 pmby DrPepe
are they still serving suspended sentences for the Obi Mikel and/or Ashley Cole thingys?
this could affect any appeal
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 2:48 pmby JC_81
stmichael wrote:In all fairness though, they'll appeal it and it will get reduced to a hefty fine.
That's exactly what will happen
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:11 pmby tubby
They have also now been ordered to pay extra compensation - 600k.
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:14 pmby redbeergoggles
Dundalk wrote:
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:16 pmby redbeergoggles
stmichael wrote:Abramovich reacts to the verdict:
"Where's that guy I pay to show me how to clap "
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:16 pmby Tim LFC
Well if it reduced i can still see them not being able to buy in January which means there 
because of the african nation cup! 
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:37 pmby LFC2007
Redman in wales wrote:On the issue of reductions after appeal….I just checked the Italian match fixing scandle
Originally
Fiorientina were supposed to be relegated to Serie B – but didn’t after appeal
Juve were supposed to be relegated to Serie c plus a reduction of 30 points – but ended up in B with a reduction of 9 points
Fiorientina were supposed to be relegated to Serie B – but didn’t after appeal
Lazio were supposed to be relegated to Serie B with a 7 point reduction – but didn’t after appeal, and were only deducted 3 points
so I’m pretty sure this will be overturned / reduced as well
This is a FIFA decision, mate, the calciopoli punishments were administered by the Italian FA.
The best example I can think of is the transfer of Philippe Mexes to Roma. FIFA imposed a transfer embargo on the club a few seasons ago for a similar breach that was supposed to endure two consecutive windows, but on appeal I think it was reduced to just the one transfer window in January.
Anyway, they've 10 days to appeal to the CAS.
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 4:42 pmby tubby
Good point, plus FIFA are the top dogs here so let's see how stern they really intend to be. This should add some pressure to them as now everyone will be expecting them to stay gelled as they can't buy.
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 4:55 pmby Dazzer
They said if appeal fails only choice they have is euro courts but by time the paper work is done and there is room to deal with it could be sorted by 2012 and since the world is ending in 2012 then meens chelsea can't ever buy players agian.
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 4:59 pmby NANNY RED
Im not ar.sed really , but im still laughing me head off
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 5:01 pmby Reg
Must be a GREAT relief for Abramovitch. I hear T&T immediately contacted UEFA/FIFA claiming they´re guilty as well.....
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 5:04 pmby NANNY RED
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 5:06 pmby GYBS
Will be amazed if they are going to get it reduced as they have already been charged twice for illegal moves towards players so its just deserves
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 5:57 pmby Fauxy
Their squads age's in two years time:
Petr Cech will be 28
Branislav Ivanovic - 26
Ashley Cole - 30
Michael Essien - 28
Ricardo Carvalho - 32
Frank Lampard - 32
Joe Cole - 29
Didier Drogba - 32
John Obi Mikel - 23
Michael Ballack - 34
Florent Malouda - 30
Jose Bosingwa - 28
Yuri Zhirkov - 27
Paulo Ferreira - 31
Deco - 33
Salomon Kalou - 25
Ross Turnbull - 25
Daniel Sturridge - 21
John Terry - 30
Alex - 28
Juliano Belletti - 34
Nicolas Anelka - 31
Hilario - 35
Sam Hutchinson - 21
Thats 13 players out of a squad of 24 who will be at the age of thirty or over. They will be well and truely screwed up to their eyelashes.
But they have already appealed and I dont think it's going to stand.
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Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:05 pmby sully0182
I'm delighted for them, they got what they deserved if thats what they've been up to, now if only they could catch the mancs at a similar game... 