FFP

[Brazilian Villain]

The only useful information I got from that was that the Reading owner's name is Dai Yongge. I assume he's not the one who comes from a village near Abersoch.

I'm just surprised he hasn't made the 'Deathwatch' thread yet.

I also assume his nickname is 'Live Fast'.

[Bent Neilsens Screamer]

He's managing Fleetwood now.

Mick personally, or the whole Mac? They treated Buckingham like shit so they deserve to be lumbered with Lee Johnson.

I think that was just a rumour.

[Chris Smith]

He's managing Fleetwood now.

Mick personally, or the whole Mac? They treated Buckingham like shit so they deserve to be lumbered with Lee Johnson.

How long until they’re telling him to go now?

[Percy McCarthy]

He's managing Fleetwood now.

Mick personally, or the whole Mac? They treated Buckingham like shit so they deserve to be lumbered with Lee Johnson.

How long until they’re telling him to go now?

That’s the Moody Blues Chris. (And it’s a cover anyway).

[Chris Smith]

He's managing Fleetwood now.

Mick personally, or the whole Mac? They treated Buckingham like shit so they deserve to be lumbered with Lee Johnson.

How long until they’re telling him to go now?

That’s the Moody Blues Chris. (And it’s a cover anyway).

Shit, I’m losing it.

[Toronto Villa]

Premier league voting on banning loans between clubs with same ownership. So as an example, clubs with Saudi connections dealing between themselves. Case in point owners of Newcastle and the chance that Neves joins them on a what appears to be a rather manufactured deal to circumvent FFP. PL need 14 votes to implement the ruling.

[OCD]

Hope that passes. That would fuck Newcastle's plans up for covering for Tonali.

[AV84]

Newcastle were going to buy him, were they not? They'd still be able to get him, and probably for a lot cheaper than what they would have paid for him last summer.

[Footy-Vill]

Everton's hearing into an alleged breach of the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules is to be announced on October 25th they could face a points deduction.

It's about time they got relegated.

I just can’t see the Premier League doing anything like that to a big club. It will be a fine, if anything. Same with man city, whenever that happens.

Hurrah. Hearing Premier League has recommended that Everton face a 12-point deduction !

An independent Commission has imposed an immediate deduction of 10 points on Everton FC for a breach of the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSRs).

The Premier League issued a complaint against the Club and referred the case to an independent Commission earlier this year. During the proceedings, the Club admitted it was in breach of the PSRs for the period ending Season 2021/22 but the extent of the breach remained in dispute.

Following a five-day hearing last month, the Commission determined that Everton FC’s PSR Calculation for the relevant period resulted in a loss of £124.5million, as contended by the Premier League, which exceeded the threshold of £105million permitted under the PSRs. The Commission concluded that a sporting sanction in the form of a 10-point deduction should be imposed. That sanction has immediate effect.

[pauliewalnuts]

Top class reading stuff on the internet and it nearly turning out to be correct.

Or was this a result of some ‘research’?

[Hookeysmith]

It sort of sticks in your throat a little when you think of all the oil money and proposed pending breaches (where you just know nothing of note will come of it) logged against certain teams.
It is clear that Everton have broke the rules but unless they view and punish the same for all teams you have to feel for them.

[Villafirst]

What about Man City's alleged 115 FFP breaches? If you recall, they got booted out of the Champions League about 3 years ago and fined €30m. They subsequently appealed, and of course got reinstated and got the fine reduced to €10m. Why did they agree to pay any fine if they were innocent of the charges?
I understand that their FFP case could take years before it's heard. City have previously breached FFP but only got fined.

[Nelly]

The only useful information I got from that was that the Reading owner's name is Dai Yongge. I assume he's not the one who comes from a village near Abersoch.

I'm just surprised he hasn't made the 'Deathwatch' thread yet.

I also assume his nickname is 'Live Fast'.

I really appreciated this! Haha

[pelty]

It sort of sticks in your throat a little when you think of all the oil money and proposed pending breaches (where you just know nothing of note will come of it) logged against certain teams.
It is clear that Everton have broke the rules but unless they view and punish the same for all teams you have to feel for them.

Came here to say the same thing. I have no issue with Everton being docked points, but it seems comics that City walks free and clear.

[IFWaters]

The FA may be under pressure to make an example of someone because of the independent regulator thing that's coming in. But in imposing 10 points on Everton they're kind of implying that if Man City and Chelsea are guilty of their breaches then they're going to be suffering Rangers-like multiple relegations. Which would be great in my book. About time the rules were applied the same to everyone.