6 + 2 Point Deductions



Papers saying that first WILL suffer a points deduction.
We’re as good as safe

If their only defence is to say they deliberately and knowingly breached to get a higher fee, gained a clear sporting advantage due to more cash to reinvest in the following season, and played the lad whilst supposedly trying to sell (risky) then you would hope the IC would laugh and have it done in 5 mins with nothing really to appeal.

You can’t back date an accounting transaction. We could just sell JB in summer and say we could have sold him for £19.51m a couple of years ago, everything’s fine.
 
If their only defence is to say they deliberately and knowingly breached to get a higher fee, gained a clear sporting advantage due to more cash to reinvest in the following season, and played the lad whilst supposedly trying to sell (risky) then you would hope the IC would laugh and have it done in 5 mins with nothing really to appeal.

You can’t back date an accounting transaction. We could just sell JB in summer and say we could have sold him for £19.51m a couple of years ago, everything’s fine.
Exactly. It’s a worse defence than England’s batting line up
 
If their only defence is to say they deliberately and knowingly breached to get a higher fee, gained a clear sporting advantage due to more cash to reinvest in the following season, and played the lad whilst supposedly trying to sell (risky) then you would hope the IC would laugh and have it done in 5 mins with nothing really to appeal.

You can’t back date an accounting transaction. We could just sell JB in summer and say we could have sold him for £19.51m a couple of years ago, everything’s fine.

on par
with us? plus if we get points back can they complain?
 
I worry that what kills us with this appeal is the desire to keep Newcastle from becoming a force in the long-term, hence why Ashworth is bailing already. If they give us 6-8 points back it becomes an incentive for them to do a strategic breaking of the rules to join the closed shop
 

If their only defence is to say they deliberately and knowingly breached to get a higher fee, gained a clear sporting advantage due to more cash to reinvest in the following season, and played the lad whilst supposedly trying to sell (risky) then you would hope the IC would laugh and have it done in 5 mins with nothing really to appeal.

You can’t back date an accounting transaction. We could just sell JB in summer and say we could have sold him for £19.51m a couple of years ago, everything’s fine.
Playing Johnson in 3 games this season really screws their whole argument. If you're trying to persuade them to "pretend" you sold him by 30 June to backdate the fee the fact he's played competitive games for you makes that whole line of argument almost impossible.
 
Surely Forest have a much worse case.

That Johnson argument is hopeless and we've already seen how pedantic they are with enforcing the rules so Forest should get a minimum 10 points deduction (if there's consistency).

Plus Forest seemed to sign someone new every week when they came up.

The Premier League dug themselves an enormous hole by giving us that 10 point penalty.
 

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