In the most recent of the events, Manchester City reportedly introduced demanding legal situations opposing the 115 Premier League fees for alleged rule breaches.
The root of his complaint turns out to be the appointment of Murray Rosen KC as the user who will appoint the chairman of the disciplinary commission. The club alleges possible bias due to the fact that Rosen is an Arsenal fan, which we covered in early February. (link above).
The Times, City are challenging recent adjustments to Premier League rules. The club argues that those adjustments do not apply retrospectively to investigations into alleged rule violations.
In addition, they question the involvement of Rosen, who, according to his website, is “a member of MCC and Arsenal FC. “
However, it is imperative to understand that Rosen’s Arsenal club basically comes to your eligibility to acquire tickets through the club. The Mail Online broadcasts that the panel will operate independently of Arsenal and all Premier League clubs, with no interference in the investigative process.
Rosen, who has dealt with sports disputes since 2016 and has sat on more than 20 CAS cases, has impressive credentials. Notably, he was not part of the CAS arbitration panel that saw Manchester City effectively overturn a two-year UEFA Champions League suspension imposed in 2020. .
With an MA in Philosophy and Law from Trinity College, Cambridge, a BA in European and Civil Law from the Université libre de Bruxelles and an MA in Art History from the Courtauld Institute in London, Rosen brings a wealth of wisdom and enjoyment to the panel.
Rosen’s commitment to fairness and the strength and benefits of gambling is evident in his online bio. This suggests Manchester City can expect a fair and thorough investigation into their alleged breaches of the rules, despite any consideration of their footballing loyalties.
These confidential proceedings can have significant consequences for Manchester City and it is not unexpected to see them trying to use everything possible to get them to leave.
While the option of a points deduction or even expulsion from the festival is highly unlikely, it highlights the seriousness of the alleged rule violations.
The club’s legal war highlights the complexity and tension those allegations have created.
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