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A group of liberal democrats have requested Lisa Nandy’s Secretary of Culture, which describes the “disgraculuful” UEFA to throw the European League Crystal Palace next season.

London Constitution, Sir Ed Davey, Nandy wrote “deep concern” on the UEFA decision, “a club that creates serious questions about the club governed in the government of football,”.

Crystal Palace won the place of Europe League when he won the May Cup May, the first major trophy of the club history. However, last week the UEFA announced the team that would replace the third-grade Europe’s League in the League of Congress, violating the rules of multi-club property.

These regulations are competing in the same UEFA tournament or avoid clubs with a strong impact on the team.

The American investor of the John Textor Palace, also controls the grant in the French group Lyon, as it was also qualified for the Europe League.

Clubs should have changes in multi-club property in March 1, 2025, a UEFA term says that the Palace does not meet.

In a letter, the deputies described as a “heart break” in Fanobas.

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“It seems that other clubs spend much more litigation with more serious results,” they wrote.

“Many believe that this process has been a punishment (and) a disproportionately punished (and), not only the club’s achievement, also public in the rightehood of football.”

Letters also called Nandy to ensure that the process is re-examined for transparency and fairness, and “the club is given a direct option to appeal or respond to any complaint.”

As a result of the palace’s democation, Nottingham Forest – ended at the Seven League ended – Now it’s a place in the Europa League.

On Tuesday, the fans of the Hundreds Crystal Palace took to the streets of Selhurst Park, starting against banners and the UEFA judgment.

Crystal Palace President Steve confirmed that the club will take the UEFA decision in the Arbitration Court (CAS).

“We’re struggling yet,” said the parish The rest is football Podcast.

“There is a process of appeal, so we go to cas, and we are very promising. We believe that we have great legal arguments.

“We don’t think that’s the correct decision to any way. We don’t know that John had no decisive effect on the club.

“We know it beyond all reasonable doubts, because it’s an incident.”