CAS Reverses Serbia-Albania Loss

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Berti
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UEFA only can appeal, not Serbia. Albania didn't sue Serbia in this. And UEFA can only appeal the process in which it was held, therefore the result is final. I doubt that UEFA would make such a dramatic precedent for such a frivolous case, specially considering that the result is almost a certain loss and eventual embarrasment. CAS are a court of the highest professional legal people, while UEFA are a sports institution where even the disiplinary panel are former sports people or former FA reps. CAS is the highest sports appeal court, the federal court cannot change a CAS decision on a game. They can only judge on whether CAS followed due process. And considering that the Federal Court has its hands full with FIFA, it would be interesting if UEFA starts poking, since we all know they are not really that clean themselves
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By the way seems UEFA won't appeal , Agon channel confirmed to have received an email answer by Uefa saying so. Btw did anyone notice that Sir Lord Duka is being ranked in top richest people in Albania : http://www.balkanweb.com/site/ja-kush-j ... -shqiperi/
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Yeah, according to that report Duka is in the 5-30 million euro net worth. I don't really trust these reports because these people have apartments, stores, other "assets" in the name of their daughter's husbands, their second cousin's children, etc...

Most surprising was the fact that there were like 2,500 people with net worth of 1-5 million euros in the country. No wonder politicians don't make their campaign finances public :roll:
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Edgar wrote an article about the final 2018 draw so Albania won't be pot 2 : http://www.football-rankings.info/2015/ ... r.html?m=1
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Aurora Bulkualis wrote:Yeah, according to that report Duka is in the 5-30 million euro net worth. I don't really trust these reports because these people have apartments, stores, other "assets" in the name of their daughter's husbands, their second cousin's children, etc...

Most surprising was the fact that there were like 2,500 people with net worth of 1-5 million euros in the country. No wonder politicians don't make their campaign finances public :roll:
That's less than 0,1 % , i think that's not real too. I guess it would be 0,4 to 0,7 % having more than 1 million € of property. Duka should have much more than 30 million € by now. He had like 5-10 million € when he got elected as FSHF president.
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Will we really reach 24th in the ranking? Mind you can't remember last time we lost. (Won't really).
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Berti wrote:Will we really reach 24th in the ranking? Mind you can't remember last time we lost. (Won't really).
We will move up next month in the FIFA rankings, but we will still be in pot 3 because the WC draw unfortunately occurs on July 25.
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This brought back some memories… and it wasn’t long ago…

https://m.facebook.com/upsoclthecracks/ ... 880620010/
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Simboli i Diellit wrote: Tue Dec 06, 2022 10:00 pm This brought back some memories… and it wasn’t long ago…

https://m.facebook.com/upsoclthecracks/ ... 880620010/
I wonder whatever happened to Berti
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