Kia, Sheff Utd, Duxbury, McCabe and arbitration
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"in the case of Carlos Tevez for virtually
the whole of season 2006/2007) gave that club a major unfair advantage and left
the others - who played within the rules -"
an unfair advantage FFS - when Tevez showed up we went on to lose 12 out of our next 15 games failing to score in nearly every game but that wa*ker Mcabe very conveniently over looks that.
the whole of season 2006/2007) gave that club a major unfair advantage and left
the others - who played within the rules -"
an unfair advantage FFS - when Tevez showed up we went on to lose 12 out of our next 15 games failing to score in nearly every game but that wa*ker Mcabe very conveniently over looks that.
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Couldn't agree more Dodger!dodger wrote: I agree. In the summer when it looked like we could still be in sh*t everything that the two-bob club came out with left me seething...but now, with them screwing up in the Championship and us cruising in the clear in the Premier League, it's just funny to hear their bitterness.
btw, what has happened with all this? It was supposed to be sorted weeks/months ago
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Oh, you are naughty .... but I like You ...SL wrote:I agree with them.
The PL should have paid back the £5.5m fine and simply deducted us 1 point.
It was the first time this offence had ever occured so no precedent had ever been set for the amount of point deduction.
1 point would have been sufficient punishment imo.
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FIFA to clamp down on third-party deals
http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/ ... 32,00.html
FIFA to clamp down on third-party deals
FIFA have brought in new rules to crack down on third-party ownership of players following the Carlos Tevez controversy.
The world governing body have adopted virtually the same rule as the Premier League regulation that was breached by West Ham when they signed the Argentina striker.
West Ham's agreement with Tevez's representative Kia Joorabchian handed over legal control of his registration during transfer windows, in contravention of the Premier League's rules.
The new FIFA regulation states: "No club shall enter into a contract which enables any other party to that contract, or any third party to acquire the ability to influence in employment and transfer-related matters its independence, its policies or the performance of its teams.
"The FIFA disciplinary committee may impose disciplinary measures on clubs that do not observe the obligations set out in this article."
Tevez joined West Ham from Brazilian side Corinthians, who have since become embroiled in an investigation by Brazilian police.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter said: "Identification of ownership of this club and the transfer of money going from there to England is a matter which has already been dealt with partially.
"We have been presented with a new approach about how to try to solve this problem and it will be ratified to come into force at the end of the year."
FIFA to clamp down on third-party deals
FIFA have brought in new rules to crack down on third-party ownership of players following the Carlos Tevez controversy.
The world governing body have adopted virtually the same rule as the Premier League regulation that was breached by West Ham when they signed the Argentina striker.
West Ham's agreement with Tevez's representative Kia Joorabchian handed over legal control of his registration during transfer windows, in contravention of the Premier League's rules.
The new FIFA regulation states: "No club shall enter into a contract which enables any other party to that contract, or any third party to acquire the ability to influence in employment and transfer-related matters its independence, its policies or the performance of its teams.
"The FIFA disciplinary committee may impose disciplinary measures on clubs that do not observe the obligations set out in this article."
Tevez joined West Ham from Brazilian side Corinthians, who have since become embroiled in an investigation by Brazilian police.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter said: "Identification of ownership of this club and the transfer of money going from there to England is a matter which has already been dealt with partially.
"We have been presented with a new approach about how to try to solve this problem and it will be ratified to come into force at the end of the year."
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Sheff Utd fight for compensation
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 083882.stm
Sheff Utd fight for compensation
West Ham striker Carlos Tevez is at the centre of the controversy
Tevez is at the centre of the on-going Sheffield United-West Ham saga
Sheffield United say their case for compensation following relegation from the Premier League will be heard by a Football Association tribunal.
In July the High Court refused United leave to appeal a Premier League arbitration panel's decision over the Carlos Tevez affair.
But chairman Kevin McCabe claims the club's fight for a financial settlement will go to a tribunal in 2008.
"A date has been set for next year," McCabe said on Wednesday.
The Blades maintain they were unfairly demoted from the top flight last season after West Ham were found guilty of breaching league regulations in the signing of Argentine Tevez and his compatriot Javier Mascherano.
Rather than being docked points by the three-man arbitration panel, the Hammers were fined £5.5m and went on to survive the drop on the final day, while United were relegated.
Having failed in their attempt to have the original punishment overturned, the Yorkshire outfit now want monetary recognition.
"We have regrettably gone beyond reinstatement so it's about financial compensation for having been relegated unjustly after another club, we purport, broke the rules.
"A date has been set for next year and respective clubs are now going through respective submission of claims.
"We are led by the availability of QCs and the panel, so it's more likely mid-2008 than early. It's frustrating but that's the way the law works."
On the subject of compensation McCabe has previously said: "If you say that the Championship play-off game is worth £60m and Sheffield United's attendance last year was 31,000, with full hospitality boxes and restaurants and broadcasting income, you would say compensation is around £50m."
Sheff Utd fight for compensation
West Ham striker Carlos Tevez is at the centre of the controversy
Tevez is at the centre of the on-going Sheffield United-West Ham saga
Sheffield United say their case for compensation following relegation from the Premier League will be heard by a Football Association tribunal.
In July the High Court refused United leave to appeal a Premier League arbitration panel's decision over the Carlos Tevez affair.
But chairman Kevin McCabe claims the club's fight for a financial settlement will go to a tribunal in 2008.
"A date has been set for next year," McCabe said on Wednesday.
The Blades maintain they were unfairly demoted from the top flight last season after West Ham were found guilty of breaching league regulations in the signing of Argentine Tevez and his compatriot Javier Mascherano.
Rather than being docked points by the three-man arbitration panel, the Hammers were fined £5.5m and went on to survive the drop on the final day, while United were relegated.
Having failed in their attempt to have the original punishment overturned, the Yorkshire outfit now want monetary recognition.
"We have regrettably gone beyond reinstatement so it's about financial compensation for having been relegated unjustly after another club, we purport, broke the rules.
"A date has been set for next year and respective clubs are now going through respective submission of claims.
"We are led by the availability of QCs and the panel, so it's more likely mid-2008 than early. It's frustrating but that's the way the law works."
On the subject of compensation McCabe has previously said: "If you say that the Championship play-off game is worth £60m and Sheffield United's attendance last year was 31,000, with full hospitality boxes and restaurants and broadcasting income, you would say compensation is around £50m."
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