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RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - DeesideRed - 13-11-2023
(13-11-2023, 03:45 PM)Shawoddyred Wrote:(13-11-2023, 03:44 PM)DeesideRed Wrote: Evertonians are starting to believe even with minus 12 theyve a shot at staying up given how poor the promoted teams have fared
I was thinking the exact same thing the other day. If I were them, I'd probably take a -12 point punishment if it gave them a clean sweep in terms of their finances.
However, don't the punishments usually come with a transfer ban etc? I think that would be problematic for them.
Last few games have shown that they have a squad and a manager who could probably still stay above those 3, even without re-reinforcements. I see only Burnley throwing money around in Jan, blades have already pretty much said they've got no cash, Luton similar.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Shawoddyred - 13-11-2023
(13-11-2023, 03:48 PM)DeesideRed Wrote:(13-11-2023, 03:45 PM)Shawoddyred Wrote:(13-11-2023, 03:44 PM)DeesideRed Wrote: Evertonians are starting to believe even with minus 12 theyve a shot at staying up given how poor the promoted teams have fared
I was thinking the exact same thing the other day. If I were them, I'd probably take a -12 point punishment if it gave them a clean sweep in terms of their finances.
However, don't the punishments usually come with a transfer ban etc? I think that would be problematic for them.
Last few games have shown that they have a squad and a manager who could probably still stay above those 3, even without re-reinforcements. I see only Burnley throwing money around in Jan, blades have already pretty much said they've got no cash, Luton similar.
I was thinking more about the summer if it were an 18 month transfer ban. Along with liklihood of a stronger division with the teams likely to come up and go down.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Sausage Roll - 15-11-2023
Everton apparently in line to receive a 12 point deduction as soon as this week.
Hmm actually perhaps not - think it might be from a fake account.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Salvatore Matrecano - 15-11-2023
Its one thing deducting points from Derby and Reading, clubs that were badly run and relatively obvious cases. Quite another when its Premier League clubs with hundreds of millions at stake, and owners who will chuck in every resource to a nebulous legal case.
I will believe when I see it. Think a fine and a suspended points deduction is most likely.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 16-11-2023
I am not so sure, there needs to be a deterrent or others will follow suit.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Simon - 17-11-2023
Everton -10
Think they still stay up though sadly.
Be interesting to see what happens to City now...
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - DeesideRed - 17-11-2023
(17-11-2023, 01:25 PM)Simon Wrote: Everton -10
THink they still stay up though
Aye, Everton do it again - best year ever to get a deduction.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 17-11-2023
(17-11-2023, 01:25 PM)Simon Wrote: Everton -10
Think they still stay up though sadly.
Be interesting to see what happens to City now...
That's good and we have also moved up a place.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - wassy04 - 17-11-2023
(17-11-2023, 02:04 PM)DeesideRed Wrote:(17-11-2023, 01:25 PM)Simon Wrote: Everton -10
THink they still stay up though
Aye, Everton do it again - best year ever to get a deduction.
It's such incredibly convenient timing for the league, allows them to show strength and probably won't end up being a consequential punishment.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Salvatore Matrecano - 17-11-2023
“The chair of the commission, David Phillips KC, also referenced applications for financial compensation from current Premier League clubs Burnley and Nottingham Forest and last season's relegated sides, Leicester City, Leeds United and Southampton.
Phillips said he was "satisfied that the applicant clubs have potential claims for compensation" - but noted the commission holds no "inherent jurisdiction" and it is instead "the role of the Premier League to bring and prosecute complaints".
Can someone explain the above to me? Are we trying to get money off Everton? That would seem to be opportunistic and in poor taste seeing as we survived anyway?
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - nffc93 - 17-11-2023
(17-11-2023, 06:46 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: “The chair of the commission, David Phillips KC, also referenced applications for financial compensation from current Premier League clubs Burnley and Nottingham Forest and last season's relegated sides, Leicester City, Leeds United and Southampton.
Phillips said he was "satisfied that the applicant clubs have potential claims for compensation" - but noted the commission holds no "inherent jurisdiction" and it is instead "the role of the Premier League to bring and prosecute complaints".
Can someone explain the above to me? Are we trying to get money off Everton? That would seem to be opportunistic and in poor taste seeing as we survived anyway?
Maybe the club feel they had to spend unnecessarily due to others having an unfair advantage.
Clutching at straws. I don't have a clue why we'd be tying to be compensated
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - stirred - 17-11-2023
(17-11-2023, 06:56 PM)nffc93 Wrote:(17-11-2023, 06:46 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: “The chair of the commission, David Phillips KC, also referenced applications for financial compensation from current Premier League clubs Burnley and Nottingham Forest and last season's relegated sides, Leicester City, Leeds United and Southampton.
Phillips said he was "satisfied that the applicant clubs have potential claims for compensation" - but noted the commission holds no "inherent jurisdiction" and it is instead "the role of the Premier League to bring and prosecute complaints".
Can someone explain the above to me? Are we trying to get money off Everton? That would seem to be opportunistic and in poor taste seeing as we survived anyway?
Maybe the club feel they had to spend unnecessarily due to others having an unfair advantage.
Clutching at straws. I don't have a clue why we'd be tying to be compensated
Hopefully we can claim we had to spend £19mio on Wood because of them