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Albanian Football Association deposits the file to UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body
Wednesday, 22 October 2014
22 October, 2014–Albanian Football Association (AFA) seeks to inform the media and public opinion on the steps that it has taken in regard to the files presented to UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body (CEDB), which will meet tomorrow in Switzerland.
Following the publication of accusations that Albania faces, AFA, under the guidance of its legal counselor Haxhia & Hajdari, has started gathering material evidence and preparing its defense. For the drafting of legal defense arguments and legal consultation were contracted two well-known foreign law firms with experience in sports law: Littleton Chambers (London) and Levy Kaufmann-Kohler (Geneve).
The drafting of the defense material, a summary of which can be found below, has been completed and handed in to UEFA on Tuesday, 21 October, 2014, within the shortest time possible. It highlights the fact that during the Serbia-Albania match of 14 October, 2014, Albanian players were subject to physical and verbal abuse, accompanied by racist chants. In regard to the racist chants, on Monday a separate request was presented to UEFA, calling for the inclusion of these chants in the investigation and list of accusations against Serbia. All these violations can be proven through film evidence and medical reports, which have been presented to UEFA. Albanian players have not refused to return to the pitch, as it has been alleged, but continuing the match has been made impossible due to physical and psychological injuries endured by our players, who were attacked by out of control Serbian supporters, security guards and, in some isolated cases, even by Serbian players.
As the report of UEFA Security Officer points out, during this match there were serious violations, such as:
* Lack of essential security in the pitch
* Rowdy and out of control supporters
* Poor stadium management
* Degeneration of the situation, resulting in police “not being able to guarantee the safety of the players and referees”.
* As a result of the aforementioned, it is clear that there was no guarantee for equal conditions for the continuance of the match.
Based on articles 21(1), 6(1) and 21(4a) of Disciplinary Regulations, AFA has requested for the dismissal of the violation of which AFA stands accused and to award the 3-0 forfeit result to Albania.
In regards to the accusation for the illegal banner that appeared above the pitch, it should be dismissed for the following reasons:
* In the stadium there were no Albanian supporters, apart from the players and the delegation.
* The flying banner came from the south end, behind the goalie, an area with Serbian supporters who were not searched by the Serbian police, taking into consideration that they were able to bring inside the stadium political flags, hard items and a barrel.
* For all of the above reasons it is impossible to determine the author of this incident or the fact that he is from Albania. (The territory depicted in the banner showed an area bigger than Republic of Albania’s territory.)
In conclusion, Albanian Football Association informs that UEFA’s decision can be appealed with Court of Arbitration for Sports. AFA also wants to express its gratitude to all of those professionals that have offered their assistance and readiness for representation of this case. A special thank you also goes to all the football fans that have helped with the collection of video and photographic material.
http://fshf.org/index.php/en/news2/2636-albanian-football-association-deposits-the-file-to-uefa-control-ethics-and-disciplinary-body
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Oh, oh...das sieht nicht gut für den Serbischen Verband aus:
Artikel 16 - Ordnung und Sicherheit bei UEFA-Wettbewerbsspielen
1.Ausrichterverbände und -vereine sind vor, während und nach dem Spiel
verantwortlich für Ordnung und Sicherheit im und um das Stadion. Sie haften für
Zwischenfälle jeglicher Art und können mit Disziplinarmaßnahmen belegt und
zur Befolgung von Weisungen verpflichtet werden, sofern sie nicht nachweisen
können, dass bei der Organisation des Spiels keine Fahrlässigkeit vorlag.
2.Alle Mitgliedsverbände und Vereine sind zudem für folgende Fälle von
unangemessenem Verhalten seitens ihrer Anhänger haftbar und können auch
dann mit Disziplinarmaßnahmen belegt und zur Befolgung von Weisungen
verpflichtet werden, wenn sie nachweisen können, dass bei der Organisation
des Spiels keine Fahrlässigkeit vorlag:
a) Eindringen oder versuchtes Eindringen auf das Spielfeld;
b) Werfen von Gegenständen;
c) Abbrennen von Feuerwerkskörpern oder anderen Objekten;
d) Verwendung von Laserpointern oder ähnlichen elektronischen Geräten;
e) Verbreitung sportsfremder Botschaften aller Art, insbesondere solcher
politischen, ideologischen, religiösen, beleidigenden oder provokativen
Inhalts, durch Geste, Bild, Wort oder andere Mittel;
f) Sachbeschädigungen;
g) Störung von National- oder Wettbewerbshymnen;
h) allen anderen Verstößen gegen Ordnung und Disziplin, die im und um das
Stadion beobachtet werden.
http://de.uefa.org/MultimediaFiles/...CompDisCases/02/11/23/73/2112373_DOWNLOAD.pdf
So ziemlich viel von dem Obenstehenden scheint auf den serbischen Verband zuzutreffen
Wednesday, 22 October 2014
22 October, 2014–Albanian Football Association (AFA) seeks to inform the media and public opinion on the steps that it has taken in regard to the files presented to UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body (CEDB), which will meet tomorrow in Switzerland.
Following the publication of accusations that Albania faces, AFA, under the guidance of its legal counselor Haxhia & Hajdari, has started gathering material evidence and preparing its defense. For the drafting of legal defense arguments and legal consultation were contracted two well-known foreign law firms with experience in sports law: Littleton Chambers (London) and Levy Kaufmann-Kohler (Geneve).
The drafting of the defense material, a summary of which can be found below, has been completed and handed in to UEFA on Tuesday, 21 October, 2014, within the shortest time possible. It highlights the fact that during the Serbia-Albania match of 14 October, 2014, Albanian players were subject to physical and verbal abuse, accompanied by racist chants. In regard to the racist chants, on Monday a separate request was presented to UEFA, calling for the inclusion of these chants in the investigation and list of accusations against Serbia. All these violations can be proven through film evidence and medical reports, which have been presented to UEFA. Albanian players have not refused to return to the pitch, as it has been alleged, but continuing the match has been made impossible due to physical and psychological injuries endured by our players, who were attacked by out of control Serbian supporters, security guards and, in some isolated cases, even by Serbian players.
As the report of UEFA Security Officer points out, during this match there were serious violations, such as:
* Lack of essential security in the pitch
* Rowdy and out of control supporters
* Poor stadium management
* Degeneration of the situation, resulting in police “not being able to guarantee the safety of the players and referees”.
* As a result of the aforementioned, it is clear that there was no guarantee for equal conditions for the continuance of the match.
Based on articles 21(1), 6(1) and 21(4a) of Disciplinary Regulations, AFA has requested for the dismissal of the violation of which AFA stands accused and to award the 3-0 forfeit result to Albania.
In regards to the accusation for the illegal banner that appeared above the pitch, it should be dismissed for the following reasons:
* In the stadium there were no Albanian supporters, apart from the players and the delegation.
* The flying banner came from the south end, behind the goalie, an area with Serbian supporters who were not searched by the Serbian police, taking into consideration that they were able to bring inside the stadium political flags, hard items and a barrel.
* For all of the above reasons it is impossible to determine the author of this incident or the fact that he is from Albania. (The territory depicted in the banner showed an area bigger than Republic of Albania’s territory.)
In conclusion, Albanian Football Association informs that UEFA’s decision can be appealed with Court of Arbitration for Sports. AFA also wants to express its gratitude to all of those professionals that have offered their assistance and readiness for representation of this case. A special thank you also goes to all the football fans that have helped with the collection of video and photographic material.
http://fshf.org/index.php/en/news2/2636-albanian-football-association-deposits-the-file-to-uefa-control-ethics-and-disciplinary-body
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Oh, oh...das sieht nicht gut für den Serbischen Verband aus:
Artikel 16 - Ordnung und Sicherheit bei UEFA-Wettbewerbsspielen
1.Ausrichterverbände und -vereine sind vor, während und nach dem Spiel
verantwortlich für Ordnung und Sicherheit im und um das Stadion. Sie haften für
Zwischenfälle jeglicher Art und können mit Disziplinarmaßnahmen belegt und
zur Befolgung von Weisungen verpflichtet werden, sofern sie nicht nachweisen
können, dass bei der Organisation des Spiels keine Fahrlässigkeit vorlag.
2.Alle Mitgliedsverbände und Vereine sind zudem für folgende Fälle von
unangemessenem Verhalten seitens ihrer Anhänger haftbar und können auch
dann mit Disziplinarmaßnahmen belegt und zur Befolgung von Weisungen
verpflichtet werden, wenn sie nachweisen können, dass bei der Organisation
des Spiels keine Fahrlässigkeit vorlag:
a) Eindringen oder versuchtes Eindringen auf das Spielfeld;
b) Werfen von Gegenständen;
c) Abbrennen von Feuerwerkskörpern oder anderen Objekten;
d) Verwendung von Laserpointern oder ähnlichen elektronischen Geräten;
e) Verbreitung sportsfremder Botschaften aller Art, insbesondere solcher
politischen, ideologischen, religiösen, beleidigenden oder provokativen
Inhalts, durch Geste, Bild, Wort oder andere Mittel;
f) Sachbeschädigungen;
g) Störung von National- oder Wettbewerbshymnen;
h) allen anderen Verstößen gegen Ordnung und Disziplin, die im und um das
Stadion beobachtet werden.
http://de.uefa.org/MultimediaFiles/...CompDisCases/02/11/23/73/2112373_DOWNLOAD.pdf
So ziemlich viel von dem Obenstehenden scheint auf den serbischen Verband zuzutreffen
skenderbegi
Ultra-Poster
mir welchen medium bezw, welche kommunikationsmittel benutzt du sonst????
du bist und bleibst ein verdammter dummer fascho der es eigentlich auf keine art von disskusionen ausgelegt hat.....
bravo MIT diesem POST hast in aller deutlichkeit deine dumme-beschränkte- sichtweise deutlich zeigen können.
dat war mein letzter post welches in einem zusammenhang mit deinen beiträgen zutun hat.....
ciao dummes arschloch ohne fernsehen...... VOLLPFOSTEN
skenderbegi
Ultra-Poster
wow...hast dir disesn spruch die ganze woche aufbewahrt....bravo-bravo
;-)
würdes viel geld bekommen als stand-up clown.....
