Celtic to be reinstated into the Europa League

"Sion will be in the draw, but they can be subsequently excluded"

Gianni Infantino
Uefa general secretary


Some time ago Fifa took a decision to ban Sion from signing any new players for a given period. However before their game against Celtic they ignored the punishment and signed five new players. Their controversial chairman, who once kicked a linesman in the testicles so fiercely that the flagman fainted, announced that he would defy the ban and he did so by fielding the new players against Celtic. In doing so they deliberately broke the rules.

Consequently, the players they fielded were ineligible and one of them scored two goals so it looks likely that like they will be removed from the competition and Celtic will take their place.

It's not conventional and Celtic should have been able to beat Sion but they deliberately broke the rules and they should be punished. If Sion are infact removed from the competition, Celtic will get more money, the possibility of more signings from the lure of European football and the coefficients will be raised. I don't see how that's a bad thing.

The final decision will be announced on Tuesday. What are your thoughts?

Celtic got fucked so shouldn't be in it.

The only way a scottish team can get into Europe.

Who are Celtic?

Hope so, Will work in our favour tbh. You need to play what? 8 group games? And the chances of you actually getting through it are highly unlikely, So all it will cause is more injuries and fatigue will set in. Just gonna what we've had over the past few years, Going far in Europe isn't all that it's cracked up to be tbh. Causes more trouble than it's worth.

Good Luck btw.

Oh sorry what did you say?

I'm in the Champions League.

Adz wrote:The only way a scottish team can get into Europe.

Final in 08 & Last 16 last year only to have a shot punched off the line, It's all about the money pal. You know that as well as me.

If they get put in, their group will suck.

Rennes, Udinese, and Atletico?

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:

Adz wrote:The only way a scottish team can get into Europe.

Final in 08 & Last 16 last year only to have a shot punched off the line, It's all about the money pal. You know that as well as me.

Oh how, could I forget the Final in 08, when dozen's of scumbags beat up a police officer.

kyro7 wrote:Celtic got fucked so shouldn't be in it.

Sorry pal it doesn't work that way.

champions67 wrote:"Sion will be in the draw, but they can be subsequently excluded"

Gianni Infantino
Uefa general secretary


Some time ago Fifa took a decision to ban Sion from signing any new players for a given period. However before their game against Celtic they ignored the punishment and signed five new players. Their controversial chairman, who once kicked a linesman in the testicles so fiercely that the flagman fainted, announced that he would defy the ban and he did so by fielding the new players against Celtic. In doing so they deliberately broke the rules.

Consequently, the players they fielded were ineligible and one of them scored two goals so it looks likely that like they will be removed from the competition and Celtic will take their place.

It's not conventional and Celtic should have been able to beat Sion but they deliberately broke the rules and they should be punished. If Sion are infact removed from the competition, Celtic will get more money, the possibility of more signings from the lure of European football and the coefficients will be raised. I don't see how that's a bad thing.

The final decision will be announced on Tuesday. What are your thoughts?

How so?

Celtic are shite and would struggle to beat teams in League 2. Sion are far superior to Celtic, as proven the other night.

Scottish football will be Semi-Pro in 10 years time.

xPeterLFC95 wrote:If they get put in, their group will suck.

Rennes, Udinese, and Atletico?

Exactly, For they're own good they better hope they don't get reinstated. Will get embarrassed tbh.

Forest wrote:

champions67 wrote:"Sion will be in the draw, but they can be subsequently excluded"

Gianni Infantino
Uefa general secretary


Some time ago Fifa took a decision to ban Sion from signing any new players for a given period. However before their game against Celtic they ignored the punishment and signed five new players. Their controversial chairman, who once kicked a linesman in the testicles so fiercely that the flagman fainted, announced that he would defy the ban and he did so by fielding the new players against Celtic. In doing so they deliberately broke the rules.

Consequently, the players they fielded were ineligible and one of them scored two goals so it looks likely that like they will be removed from the competition and Celtic will take their place.

It's not conventional and Celtic should have been able to beat Sion but they deliberately broke the rules and they should be punished. If Sion are infact removed from the competition, Celtic will get more money, the possibility of more signings from the lure of European football and the coefficients will be raised. I don't see how that's a bad thing.

The final decision will be announced on Tuesday. What are your thoughts?

How so?

Celtic are shite and would struggle to beat teams in League 2. Sion are far superior to Celtic, as proven the other night.

Scottish football will be Semi-Pro in 10 years time.

You suport Nottingham Forest.

Going by the responses in thread this forum is worse than EA. And that's saying something. Is it so hard to have a reasonable discussion?

I'd actually rather see Celtic not being in it. From what we've seen so far in Europe, they would have struggled and had a hard time. The competition would have served as more of a distraction than anything else.

It would have also disguised the fundamental problems within Scottish football. The exit of the Scottish sides have shown how poor our game is, but Celtic being re-instated would cover up those problems.

Forest wrote:

champions67 wrote:"Sion will be in the draw, but they can be subsequently excluded"

Gianni Infantino
Uefa general secretary


Some time ago Fifa took a decision to ban Sion from signing any new players for a given period. However before their game against Celtic they ignored the punishment and signed five new players. Their controversial chairman, who once kicked a linesman in the testicles so fiercely that the flagman fainted, announced that he would defy the ban and he did so by fielding the new players against Celtic. In doing so they deliberately broke the rules.

Consequently, the players they fielded were ineligible and one of them scored two goals so it looks likely that like they will be removed from the competition and Celtic will take their place.

It's not conventional and Celtic should have been able to beat Sion but they deliberately broke the rules and they should be punished. If Sion are infact removed from the competition, Celtic will get more money, the possibility of more signings from the lure of European football and the coefficients will be raised. I don't see how that's a bad thing.

The final decision will be announced on Tuesday. What are your thoughts?

How so?

Celtic are shite and would struggle to beat teams in League 2. Sion are far superior to Celtic, as proven the other night.

Scottish football will be Semi-Pro in 10 years time.

Too far. Celtic have fallen a long way from where they used to be, but we could possibly cope in the Champions League. We are still much better than teams in League 2.

Cheesy what team do you support I don't even know.

Bogdan wrote:Cheesy what team do you support I don't even know.

I support Greenock Morton, but I also quite like Man United and Celtic. I wouldn't describe myself as a big supporter of both of the bigger clubs, but I often refer to them as we anyway.

Ok, that clears some things up.

Bogdan wrote:Ok, that clears some things up.

Nothing beats going to the Morton games. Much smaller club, but we have an excellent atmosphere, and it was seen especially on Tuesday night.

champions67 wrote:"Sion will be in the draw, but they can be subsequently excluded"

Gianni Infantino
Uefa general secretary


Some time ago Fifa took a decision to ban Sion from signing any new players for a given period. However before their game against Celtic they ignored the punishment and signed five new players. Their controversial chairman, who once kicked a linesman in the testicles so fiercely that the flagman fainted, announced that he would defy the ban and he did so by fielding the new players against Celtic. In doing so they deliberately broke the rules.

Consequently, the players they fielded were ineligible and one of them scored two goals so it looks likely that like they will be removed from the competition and Celtic will take their place.

It's not conventional and Celtic should have been able to beat Sion but they deliberately broke the rules and they should be punished. If Sion are infact removed from the competition, Celtic will get more money, the possibility of more signings from the lure of European football and the coefficients will be raised. I don't see how that's a bad thing.

The final decision will be announced on Tuesday. What are your thoughts?

Burytilidie wrote:

champions67 wrote:"Sion will be in the draw, but they can be subsequently excluded"

Gianni Infantino
Uefa general secretary


Some time ago Fifa took a decision to ban Sion from signing any new players for a given period. However before their game against Celtic they ignored the punishment and signed five new players. Their controversial chairman, who once kicked a linesman in the testicles so fiercely that the flagman fainted, announced that he would defy the ban and he did so by fielding the new players against Celtic. In doing so they deliberately broke the rules.

Consequently, the players they fielded were ineligible and one of them scored two goals so it looks likely that like they will be removed from the competition and Celtic will take their place.

It's not conventional and Celtic should have been able to beat Sion but they deliberately broke the rules and they should be punished. If Sion are infact removed from the competition, Celtic will get more money, the possibility of more signings from the lure of European football and the coefficients will be raised. I don't see how that's a bad thing.

The final decision will be announced on Tuesday. What are your thoughts?

He's a nutter. Makes Vladimir Romanov seem like the voice of reason.

"If UEFA does not comply with Swiss law as required by its statutes, the gentlemen go to Libya- simple,” he taunted after today’s Europa League draw grouped his side with Athletico Madrid, Udinese and RenneS."

If we were put in that group, we would unfortunately have no chance.

cheesy wrote:If we were put in that group, we would unfortunately have no chance.

I know but I'd take the money and with the prospect of European football maybe we can attract a few of these transfers we desperately need. Good for the coefficient as well.

All depends on the decision on Tuesday.

champions67 wrote:

cheesy wrote:If we were put in that group, we would unfortunately have no chance.

I know but I'd take the money and with the prospect of European football maybe we can attract a few of these transfers we desperately need. Good for the coefficient as well.

All depends on the decision on Tuesday.

Problem is, the co-efficient is only really helped if you can do well and win. I could only see us winning one or two games. We could come ahead of Rennes, but we would be outclassed by Atletico Madrid and Udinese, especially when playing against them away.

Constantin (Sion's chairman) wants to sue UEFA and FIFA now

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:Hope so, Will work in our favour tbh. You need to play what? 8 group games? And the chances of you actually getting through it are highly unlikely, So all it will cause is more injuries and fatigue will set in. Just gonna what we've had over the past few years, Going far in Europe isn't all that it's cracked up to be tbh. Causes more trouble than it's worth.

Good Luck btw.

I fail to see how this goes in your favor. They will get a huge financial boost over you if they get into the EL even if they lose every game 8nil. If they fear injurys and tiredness they could just field a second team and give them experience against a big club.

8 European cup games must = ore than a million pounds in ticket profit surely ?

Jela's just shitetalking as usual.

SBSP wrote:Jela's just shitetalking as usual.

I thought you two were finally starting to get along as well.

Oh my god look at Jela being so bitter