Deulofeumygod
Player Valuation: £40m
New rules next year unless they create an everton only rule again
Gilbert..
Player Valuation: £50m
the fella carragher is loving who was the city fan on talksport is loving the attention. Just seen him tweet big piece on Everton getting done again.
He's certainly milking his moment in the sun.
John from Bootle
Player Valuation: £20m
lol
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £40m
Sorry if already posted
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@gwladysnight think I’ve found your Twitter account mate.
Uh oh. Game’s nearly up for you Baileyjon.
@GrandOldTeam can you please shut this whoppers account now?
gwladysnight
Player Valuation: £10m
My god, you are actually serious about this, aren't you?
I don't want to in any way belittle mental health issues and I mean this in the nicest possible way. You need help my friend.
You have spent weeks middle-fingering my posts. You have sent me dozens of abusive PM's and now you are searching the internet desperately trying to link me to someone else. Not being funny enough is enough. You are linking random things and trying to pretend you have found a smoking gun and then you wonder why multiple people call you a conspiracist.
Please walk away from the keyboard and reflect on what you are doing.
John from Bootle
Player Valuation: £20m
Carragher is full of crap. About as unbiased as he is educated.
Bear in mind some of Klopp's touchline behaviour, and the Suarez/Evra incident and then read these quotes...
Just trying to find a quote of him begging for 'fans' not to be punished for the super league thing now...
Bear in mind some of Klopp's touchline behaviour, and the Suarez/Evra incident and then read these quotes...
Just trying to find a quote of him begging for 'fans' not to be punished for the super league thing now...
this bit is the takeaway
remier League chief executive Richard Masters needed to be "a lot clearer and a lot more honest" in his response to Everton's charges, according to Fan Advisory Board secretary Julie Clarke.
The Toffees, alongside Nottingham Forest, were charged with alleged breaches of the league's profit and sustainability regulations in their accounts for 2022-23.
The club are already in the process of appealing against a 10-point deduction from a previous charge.
Masters was questioned on Tuesday at a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee hearing about the rules.
Speaking on BBC Radio Merseyside's Total Sport programme, Clarke said: "He did not seem to be right across the brief at all.
"A lot of the questions he was asked he didn't know the answers for. Then to go on about us and Nottingham Forest being small clubs? Somebody in his position should have been briefed before he went in front of the committee on the history of the clubs he was going to be asked about.
"When he says this is the first time a club has been charged in this specific way, what specific way? Because we don't know this way that you are talking about because you haven't told anyone or the clubs and you couldn't tell the select committee what the process is for how your commission arrived at this decision.
"We needed him to be a lot clearer and a lot more honest."
Under new rules designed to speed up the reporting process and ensure any penalties were imposed during a season when the alleged transgression took place, clubs had to submit their accounts for 2022-23 by 31 December.
"An organisation cannot come in and make rules as it goes along and worse still, penalise another organisation without saying how you have arrived at that," Clarke added. "The second lot seems to have certainly overlapped with the first lot, but more to the point, how have they prioritised their time in the investigations?
"They have other clubs that they are investigating and yet saw fit to put all that on hold to go and reinvestigate a club they have already investigated and sanctioned? It makes no sense. It looks like victimisation."
remier League chief executive Richard Masters needed to be "a lot clearer and a lot more honest" in his response to Everton's charges, according to Fan Advisory Board secretary Julie Clarke.
The Toffees, alongside Nottingham Forest, were charged with alleged breaches of the league's profit and sustainability regulations in their accounts for 2022-23.
The club are already in the process of appealing against a 10-point deduction from a previous charge.
Masters was questioned on Tuesday at a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee hearing about the rules.
Speaking on BBC Radio Merseyside's Total Sport programme, Clarke said: "He did not seem to be right across the brief at all.
"A lot of the questions he was asked he didn't know the answers for. Then to go on about us and Nottingham Forest being small clubs? Somebody in his position should have been briefed before he went in front of the committee on the history of the clubs he was going to be asked about.
"When he says this is the first time a club has been charged in this specific way, what specific way? Because we don't know this way that you are talking about because you haven't told anyone or the clubs and you couldn't tell the select committee what the process is for how your commission arrived at this decision.
"We needed him to be a lot clearer and a lot more honest."
Under new rules designed to speed up the reporting process and ensure any penalties were imposed during a season when the alleged transgression took place, clubs had to submit their accounts for 2022-23 by 31 December.
"An organisation cannot come in and make rules as it goes along and worse still, penalise another organisation without saying how you have arrived at that," Clarke added. "The second lot seems to have certainly overlapped with the first lot, but more to the point, how have they prioritised their time in the investigations?
"They have other clubs that they are investigating and yet saw fit to put all that on hold to go and reinvestigate a club they have already investigated and sanctioned? It makes no sense. It looks like victimisation."
He’s since been reminded which side his bread is buttered and not to go against his employers biggest cash cow.
There’s been a shift in narrative from the media towards this.
Even the ones who were saying “yes they were guilty, but the punishment was unheard of” are now quiet.
Lots are bizarrely trying to make out that the 10 point deduction did us a favour as we won a couple of games.
canuckblue
Player Valuation: £50m
They never left, mate. I'm beginning to have my doubts about a couple who always seem to like gwladysnight's posts.
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £40m
We could afford it and if we'd managed our finances correctly we'd still have been able to afford it.£400 million at a reasonable rate of interest over a 20 year period could have been paid for with the increased income from the new stadium.
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