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  • Sala inquest concludes

    Sala, 28, died alongside 59-year-old pilot David Ibbotson when the aircraft crashed into the sea near Guernsey during from a flight from Frances to Wales

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    And the BBC report https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-60767283

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    • #3
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      Horrible. I suppose the only comfort for his family and friends is that he was probably unconscious as it happened.

      We know from his phone calls he was scared though. Such a tragedy.

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      • #4
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        I hadn’t seen the part where the pilot reported hearing a loud bang on the outbound flight to the operator, previously. I assume this will have a bearing on the court case, also.

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          So McKay organised the flight, and he was working for his Son who was representing Nantes - so is this what CCFC want? Does that absolve them of paying the transfer fee as Nantes and their associates have some responsibility?

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              Originally posted by Toadstool View Post
              So McKay organised the flight, and he was working for his Son who was representing Nantes - so is this what CCFC want? Does that absolve them of paying the transfer fee as Nantes and their associates have some responsibility?
              I don't think it has any bearing on the court case really. that is based around had the transfer completed or not

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                Originally posted by Rjk View Post
                I don't think it has any bearing on the court case really. that is based around had the transfer completed or not
                I can’t see the club winning the case if that’s what the reason for non payment ?

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                  Originally posted by TWGL1 View Post
                  I can’t see the club winning the case if that’s what the reason for non payment ?
                  Hasn't that always been the reason for non-payment?

                  The CAS hearing (Cardiff appeal against the September 2019 FIFA ruling) has finished - although those who know say the decision may not be announced for months - so the inquest outcome cannot affect it.

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                    Originally posted by Toadstool View Post
                    So McKay organised the flight, and he was working for his Son who was representing Nantes - so is this what CCFC want? Does that absolve them of paying the transfer fee as Nantes and their associates have some responsibility?
                    Does not absolve city but a fair conclusion would be a 3 way share of the fee between Nantes, city and the Sala family.
                    Nantes and McKay are definitely guilty of ratcheting up the final fee so they do not deserve 100%, which I fear is going to happen.

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                      Originally posted by DubaiDai View Post
                      Does not absolve city but a fair conclusion would be a 3 way share of the fee between Nantes, city and the Sala family.
                      Nantes and McKay are definitely guilty of ratcheting up the final fee so they do not deserve 100%, which I fear is going to happen.
                      I don't see how that could be a possible outcome.

                      we will pay all or nothing

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                        Originally posted by Rjk View Post
                        I don't think it has any bearing on the court case really. that is based around had the transfer completed or not
                        Hasn't the CAS case been and gone already on 3rd and 4th March ? And wasn't it purely contractual anyway and what happened on the flight and who arranged it not relevant ?

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                          Originally posted by Enoch Mort View Post
                          Hasn't the CAS case been and gone already on 3rd and 4th March ? And wasn't it purely contractual anyway and what happened on the flight and who arranged it not relevant ?
                          Perhaps City/Nantes will go after McKay for the money after this?

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                            Originally posted by Pedro de la Rosa View Post
                            Perhaps City/Nantes will go after McKay for the money after this?
                            That’s a good question. I think we have provided for £21m in the accounts which infers £6m of legal costs. Whatever happens at CAS we could go after Nantes in the French Courts if we think that Nantes or those acting for them were negligent in the flight arrangements. No point going after Mackay as he’s an in discharged bankrupt. One thing we know is that Vincent Tan is not afraid of litigation.

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                              If we end up paying the transfer fee or Nantes lose a player the club should go after the unscrupulous people who were involved in the flight arrangements.

                              They need to be excluded from football transfers, in any capacity, for life.

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