Illegia's UEFA appeal fails - Going to CAS. FAILS AGAIN

Justice has been done.Your club broke the rules & justice has been done.

Or am I missing something?

 

Not going to enter this discussion again, editied my post. This was a poor choice of words

 

They ought to, otherwise it would make legia supporters
look stupid after all their drivel on here & other forums:bbpd:

 

So you don't want justice then?

 

Nope, I want the score to be decided on the pitch. I want the club that can field superior team advance to the next stage. I don't want money to decide the actions taken by a club. That's all I want.

 

I think UEFA made a bad decision, but if they were to change their minds now, it would be even worse!
Too much money in football these days, the money men are making mugs of us all.
Ok, this situation is not of our making and not our fault, but anyone who thinks this is "good" for our club, or for football, needs their head examined.

 

By the new york times, the guardian, etc. or you.

I thought you were quoting the media , turns out you
were just bullshitting

Could really do with a big gif here

 

Poor choice of words by me. It wasnt a quote, it was paraphrasing, and as I said a poor one so I edited it.

I believe if you are interested then you have access to internet and can google websites of those newspapers. No need for links here. *, don't even need you to believe me, I dont give a *. Just saying that there is another angle to this situation that might affect the decision (UEFA making procedural mistakes on purpose, etc. If federation wants this decision to be overturned then they will and some rule is not going to stop them. Question is if they really want it)

 

So if we play messi Ronaldo Toure, lustig etc.
& we win you would accept it even though we shouldn't be playing them.


You don't want justice ffs

 

Man, this forum really needs IQ test and minimal result in order to be able to sign up.......

Yes, if Messi, Ronaldo and Toure were the members of your team, and if situation like this happened then surely, I would accept it. Have no problem with it.

But those are just childish arguments. As I said, topic is done for me unless something that actually contributes to the discussion gets posted.

 

Am I the only one who understands why the punishment for this accident is so severe?

Suspended players are banned from playing or taking part in the match in any way including sitting on the bench, That's the punishment for both the player and the club for picking up a suspension.

The rule Legia broke and were strung up by is in place to ensure suspensions can be enforced by the league/competition's governing body. It is a fundamental rule upon which the rules for suspensions are built upon. Weakening the rule by overturning the decision arguably would bring the rules of the game into disrepute and set a precedence where suspended players could be played or used in the match squad resulting only in a fine or monetary penalty which would be of no real consequence to larger clubs who would be in an excellent position to abuse the new leniency in the rule either by easily paying the fine or unleashing the clubs team of extremely reputable and well paid lawyers.

Legia made an administrative error, tough to take as it is, it was a mistake that's rare even In Saturday league and part time clubs and there is no excuse acceptable from a professional outfit.

If the roles were reversed then I would fully and squarely blame Celtic, the board, the management and the administrative staff as I believe most of us would. how would we have responded? I can gaurantee we wouldn't be moaning to Legia, we would try to have the decision overturned but our club wouldn't go on about it, it would be done quietly and professionally.

 

They should have fielded a legal squad then. We * manage it every season, My youth and Sunday league teams managed it too for * sake.

 

No, he is telling the truth, it's become Global
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/11/s...erved-up-the-uefa-way.html?smid=fb-share&_r=1

 

Again, as I said. If justice looks like that then i dont want it. I want the things to be decided on the pitch, and there it was 6-1 with Bereszynski not having any influence on the final result. So if justice looks like that.......* it.
Of course I am talking just about sports.

 

If it did, this would be me arguing with myself & not some halfwit


You don't want justice???? What the * do you want?

 

And everyone is turning against Legia in this debacle for the childish reaction they have had. Actual football supporters around the world understand Celtic did nothing wrong and don't blame us for a thing, they are shocked at how gash we are but they don't blame the club for Legias * up.

This is Legia's embarrasment, Other fan's are setting them straight on the issue all over the internet mate. We were * but no ones talking about that much, it's all about how Legia are moaning wee bairns and how they * up. Most people feel it's harsh but understand why the decisions was made and support it.

Legia are loosing the goodwill of other teams fan's faster than if they had come out in support of murdering babies.

 

Sounds like it could backfire for us but i doubt uefa will let it go and itll serve as a warning to all other clubs! Technically they can say legia where cheating by not adding him to the roster fir the banned games and adding another player which i assume they did. Ah well well just have to wait n see

 

Look It doesn't matter if he didn't have any influence on the game, the second he was brought on was the second the rules of football had been broken and as a consequence your team forfeited the game 3-0. It's time for you to accept that and move on. Your team didn't get thrown out the competition at 6-1 they got eliminated on away goals at 4-4.

 

I doubt much will come off it uefa try not to strain to far from the rules and it will make uefa look stupid if any decision is changed

 

Not if they got the decision wrong initially