Penal Madrid

[DonAK]

This is absolutely pathetic.

 

[El Flaco]

http://www.mundodeportivo.com/futbo...-barca-tribunal-de-arbitraje-del-deporte.html

Looks like Uncle Flo's power is beyond our imagination.

Can you make a short summary for us non-Spanish speakers of what this article is about please?

 

[Chong Li]

Would you like to make a short summary for us non-Spanish speakers of what this article is about please?

Their transfer ban is about to be reduced/reversed, so they will be able to sign players next summer.

 

[Luftstalag14]

Hope they keep buying the shiniest toys on the market and let their youngsters rot on their bench or better yet, leave that stink house.

 

[Dan1983]

One rule for them and another for the rest of football. FIFA/UEFA Madrid it is.

 

[Yannik]

Their transfer ban got reduced somehow..

http://www.realmadrid.com/noticias/2016/12/comunicado-oficial-2

 

[FlaFCB]

Their transfer ban got reduced somehow..

Floper has a lot of money. They even used the same lawyers Barça did.

 

[DonAK]

Fuck CAS and FIFA

If FIFA got balls they'll appeal this to the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland

 

[wisconsincule]

Unbelievable. I hate this scum club more than anything. I am sick of hearing people say Uefalona. This is the true filth club. I have no idea how they won't get the same exact ban as we did.

 

[BarçaBarça]

Sure the same must apply to Atletico as well then?
Or is this so corrupt that the don't care about how obvious this looks?

 

[FlaFCB]

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Sanction, minors implicated and amount of laws broken in that tweet, per club.

 

[Yannik]

Sure the same must apply to Atletico as well then?
Or is this so corrupt that the don't care about how obvious this looks?

I'm currently reading through the reddit comments and there were people saying that the circumstances aren't the same. At Madrid, some cases included the children/relatives of former players (Zidane, Solari, Garay among others), and a player born and raised in Madrid. If Madrid managed to disprove the wrongfulness of these transfers then they would have had only 4 signings left that broke the rules.

 

[FlaFCB]

I'm currently reading through the reddit comments and there were people saying that the circumstances aren't the same. At Madrid, some cases included the children/relatives of former players (Zidane, Solari, Garay among others), and a player born and raised in Madrid. If Madrid managed to disprove the wrongfulness of these transfers then they would have had only 4 signings left that broke the rules.

There were similar cases for Barcelona as well.

 

[Chong Li]

I'm currently reading through the reddit comments and there were people saying that the circumstances aren't the same. At Madrid, some cases included the children/relatives of former players (Zidane, Solari, Garay among others), and a player born and raised in Madrid. If Madrid managed to disprove the wrongfulness of these transfers then they would have had only 4 signings left that broke the rules.

LOL. Barca initially even had the (fictional) player named Sorpreson banned.

But of course that didn't stop those corrupt fuckers at FIFA/CAS upholding the ban.

 

[Devils]

Doesn't even phase me anymore.