* The Generic Laugh at celtc Thread *

[ArchibaldLeitch 380]

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[Siam69 26,863]

This kinda explains it -

From STV site:

Celtic's UEFA Champions League conquerors Legia Warsaw say they are being investigated by UEFA over allegedly fielding an ineligible player in their second leg tie.

Bartosza Bereszyński came on as a substitute with four minutes to go at Murrayfield, although the governing body are considering a complaint the player should have been suspended for the match.

In a statement, Legia confirmed they have prepared a submission to UEFA regarding the matter.

If found to have fielded an ineligible player, Legia could be disqualified from the competition, with Celtic advancing to the play-off stage.

Bereszyński was sent off in the UEFA Europa League last season. The duration of his subsequent ban was for three games but he missed Legia's next three UEFA matches against St Patrick's Athletic and the home leg of his side's tie with Celtic.

UEFA regulations however state that a ban only applies to a player if he is listed in a club's squad for matches. As the player in question was not on Legia's squad list for the St Patrick's tie, he would have been ineligible for the Celtic match.

[bombaybadboy08 15,660]

It's like Sion all over

http://bit.ly/1sBo9uv

That is a fucking joke though, even though he's banned they need to include him in their squad list?

Hopefully common sense prevails here.

[AlCapone 7,678]

They won't go through, no more than a fine

[ArchibaldLeitch 380]

This kinda explains it -

From STV site:

Celtic's UEFA Champions League conquerors Legia Warsaw say they are being investigated by UEFA over allegedly fielding an ineligible player in their second leg tie.

Bartosza Bereszyński came on as a substitute with four minutes to go at Murrayfield, although the governing body are considering a complaint the player should have been suspended for the match.

In a statement, Legia confirmed they have prepared a submission to UEFA regarding the matter.

If found to have fielded an ineligible player, Legia could be disqualified from the competition, with Celtic advancing to the play-off stage.

Bereszyński was sent off in the UEFA Europa League last season. The duration of his subsequent ban was for three games but he missed Legia's next three UEFA matches against St Patrick's Athletic and the home leg of his side's tie with Celtic.

UEFA regulations however state that a ban only applies to a player if he is listed in a club's squad for matches. As the player in question was not on Legia's squad list for the St Patrick's tie, he would have been ineligible for the Celtic match.

Who made the complaint??

[Siam69 26,863]

Hopefully common sense prevails here.

They won't go through, no more than a fine

My thoughts as well.

They may still take a good interest in the Europa draw tomorrow

[Ibroxholm 2,274]

This kinda explains it -

From STV site:

Celtic's UEFA Champions League conquerors Legia Warsaw say they are being investigated by UEFA over allegedly fielding an ineligible player in their second leg tie.

Bartosza Bereszyński came on as a substitute with four minutes to go at Murrayfield, although the governing body are considering a complaint the player should have been suspended for the match.

In a statement, Legia confirmed they have prepared a submission to UEFA regarding the matter.

If found to have fielded an ineligible player, Legia could be disqualified from the competition, with Celtic advancing to the play-off stage.

Bereszyński was sent off in the UEFA Europa League last season. The duration of his subsequent ban was for three games but he missed Legia's next three UEFA matches against St Patrick's Athletic and the home leg of his side's tie with Celtic.

UEFA regulations however state that a ban only applies to a player if he is listed in a club's squad for matches. As the player in question was not on Legia's squad list for the St Patrick's tie, he would have been ineligible for the Celtic match.

Would be interested to know who made complaint? Must have went through recent events, match paperwork and EUFA rules with fine tooth comb to bring this to light.

[Captain Hilts 12,819]

so fucking typical if they reach the group stages

[Moody Blue Legend 61,389]

A fine and move on.

[JimmyCR1 1,501]

6-1 down and the guy played 4 mins, a fine should be adequate. I saw some time try to use the excuse that they are a "bigger" team and Uefa would want them there May be bigger but clearly aren't better you mongo

[cumnockbear 2,446]

6-1 down and the guy played 4 mins, a fine should be adequate. I saw some time try to use the excuse that they are a "bigger" team and Uefa would want them there May be bigger but clearly aren't better you mongo

They're fuckin shite and NO ONE wants them there.

[.Williamson. 82,009]

I hope Legia Warshaw do get thrown out tbh. The level of stupidity there deserves that kind of punishment

[Don81 2,837]

Uefa will surely not put them out for that. He served a 3 game ban but wasn't on the squad sheet for 1. It's a clerical error. Desperate from ra shellick , they must really need the money.

This kinda explains it -

From STV site:

Celtic's UEFA Champions League conquerors Legia Warsaw say they are being investigated by UEFA over allegedly fielding an ineligible player in their second leg tie.

Bartosza Bereszyński came on as a substitute with four minutes to go at Murrayfield, although the governing body are considering a complaint the player should have been suspended for the match.

In a statement, Legia confirmed they have prepared a submission to UEFA regarding the matter.

If found to have fielded an ineligible player, Legia could be disqualified from the competition, with Celtic advancing to the play-off stage.

Bereszyński was sent off in the UEFA Europa League last season. The duration of his subsequent ban was for three games but he missed Legia's next three UEFA matches against St Patrick's Athletic and the home leg of his side's tie with Celtic.

UEFA regulations however state that a ban only applies to a player if he is listed in a club's squad for matches. As the player in question was not on Legia's squad list for the St Patrick's tie, he would have been ineligible for the Celtic match.

[WadeWilson 4,670]

To be fair, the player in question was the difference between the two teams over the tie.

[72barca 1,788]

Did the paper pusher complain?

[Bears r us 30,771]

This is a real fuck up by Legia if true, the thought of that jammy cunts going through after losing 6 - 1 is sickening.

[simplythebest 11,453]

How the fuck can one club end up going through in that manner twice in three years?

Please fuck no

[NitPicker14 0]

Dirty bastards

[OlegKuznetsov 10,816]

UEFA fines Debrecen for using ineligible player

Posted 9/1/2010 6:30 AM | Comment | Recommend E-mail | Print |

NYON, Switzerland (AP) — UEFA has fined Debrecen <emdash />15,000 ($19,200) for fielding an ineligible player in the Europa League, but rejected a protest by opponent Litex Lovech to kick the Hungarians out of the competition.

UEFA says its disciplinary panel agreed that Peter Mate should not have played last Thursday in the second leg of the playoffs. But UEFA says Debrecen used Mate in good faith as a substitute in Bulgaria when it led 4-1 on aggregate.

UEFA says Debrecen had "no interest in fielding this player for the three last minutes of additional time, when the score was so clearly in its favor."

Litex can appeal the ruling before Debrecen opens group play on Sept. 16 at home against Ukrainian club Metalist Kharkiv.

Surely UEFA won't do them a favour, given this clear precedent. It's a perfect parallel.

I wouldn't be surprised if there was a wee bribe for one of the Legia staff in there by the scum. It's just too convenient after all their various favours. Did Vincent Lunny move to Poland?

In Sion's case, they openly defied UEFA repeatedly, and took their chances in court.

[RFC55 108,732]

To me it looks like this will be a fine, they gained no advantage from the player and it's quite clear he sat out the 3 ties he was suspended from but they just didn't include him rather than name him on the team sheet.

Daft mistake but that's all it is

[Ibroxholm 2,274]

If EUFA only fine Legia for this, it will be interesting to see if Celtic have the affront to appeal. Would certainly confirm where the complaint originated.

[FlippinEck 3,702]

To me it looks like this will be a fine, they gained no advantage from the player and it's quite clear he sat out the 3 ties he was suspended from but they just didn't include him rather than name him on the team sheet.

Daft mistake but that's all it is

Dont get the thing that he has to be included in the squad.

You have to name your squad for each round, not each game do you not? So that means he must have been named in the squad for the two games against Celtic because he played in the second leg?

It will surely have to be a fine

[OlegKuznetsov 10,816]

This kinda explains it -

From STV site:

Celtic's UEFA Champions League conquerors Legia Warsaw say they are being investigated by UEFA over allegedly fielding an ineligible player in their second leg tie.

Bartosza Bereszyński came on as a substitute with four minutes to go at Murrayfield, although the governing body are considering a complaint the player should have been suspended for the match.

In a statement, Legia confirmed they have prepared a submission to UEFA regarding the matter.

If found to have fielded an ineligible player, Legia could be disqualified from the competition, with Celtic advancing to the play-off stage.

Bereszyński was sent off in the UEFA Europa League last season. The duration of his subsequent ban was for three games but he missed Legia's next three UEFA matches against St Patrick's Athletic and the home leg of his side's tie with Celtic.

UEFA regulations however state that a ban only applies to a player if he is listed in a club's squad for matches. As the player in question was not on Legia's squad list for the St Patrick's tie, he would have been ineligible for the Celtic match.

First he only played 2 minutes. Then the next reports said it was 3 minutes. Now they've got it up to 4 minutes.

By lunchtime tomorrow, it'll be that he played both fixtures in full, scoring all 6 goals, while clearing several dozen ceptic chances off the line in each match.

There's either been some huge investigation by the scum, or they've bribed some Pole to do them a favour. Suspicions will centre round that blonde bird in the trouser suit that was quite active in the dugout area.

Also worth mentioning the fact he was named on the bench and the paperwork will have been submitted but no UEFA official told them before the end of the match, never mind kick off.

[RFC55 108,732]

Dont get the thing that he has to be included in the squad.

You have to name your squad for each round, not each game do you not? So that means he must have been named in the squad for the two games against Celtic because he played in the second leg?

It will surely have to be a fine

In the amateur league I played in all suspended players had to be named to serve their suspension as we found out when one boy was out for 2 months and came back and as he hadn't been included he had to sit out an extra game for his one match ban

But it is only an admin issue rather than a Sion who done whatever the fuck they wanted

[RFC55 108,732]

First he only played 2 minutes. Then the next reports said it was 3 minutes. Now they've got it up to 4 minutes.

By lunchtime tomorrow, it'll be that be played both fixtures in full, scoring all 6 goals, while clearing several dozen ceptic chances off the line in each match.

There's either been some huge investigation by the scum, or they've bribed some Pole to do them a favour.

I'm sure someone said in a thread last night, there's an ineligible player so no doubt the taigs as soon as legis scored their first scoured the team sheets etc looking for any help