6 + 2 Point Deductions

[Neiler]

Appeal is expected to START this month??
Jebus H Kryst! This is going to drag on and on isn't it?

Actually a lot quicker then i thought.

 

[MACCA75]

As I have said on a number of occasions the statutory accounts give a hint of an impending PS numbers but unless you actually see the club’s submission then you can’t get close to the numbers.

Whilst I have great respect for the Swiss Rambler often his projections are way off.

I have had exchanges with him and whilst he uses a clubs accounts core information such as transfer fees in his projections come from the likes of transfer market which are far too often way off the mark.

For instance in Chelseas 21/22 accounts it is stated post the end of the accounting and up to the date the accounts were submitted , around March 23 the club signed 16 players ( which is in accord with transfer market ) and that along with signing new members of the coaching team came to £368.6 million. Transfer market put the cost of the players alone at £525 M which as I say is the number the Rambler used.

Of course there will almost certainly be add ons but again in those accounts the post reporting note tells us the club disposed of 16 players at loss of £4million. In that number were several players like Drinkwater, Rudiger and Werner who ( using flawed tranfermarkets number ) cost over £100 million and were probably alone accountable for 15% of the £160 million amortisation charge.

Bohey is accountable to a consortium and they will be all over the pit falls of FFP . No one has made much comment re amortisation save one of that number when making a speech to an economic forum a few months ago where he said some £57 million had been reduced from the wage bill and the charge to amortisation.

You’ve wasted a billion on crap and it will take a decade to fix it.

 

[kev]

Actually a lot quicker then i thought.

I honestly expected that we would know our fate (one way or the other) by the end of this month.

 

[Ring master]

I honestly expected that we would know our fate (one way or the other) by the end of this month.

Ive always stuck to sometime in mid to late Feb, or early March we would find out the result. But still dont get why it's took so long to start, when ever the actual date is. We appealed on the 1st december

 

[Neiler]

I honestly expected that we would know our fate (one way or the other) by the end of this month.

Was thinking March or April myself - maybe it will be.

 

[Ring master]

Was thinking March or April myself - maybe it will be.

Defo should not be april, as they cannot get a 2nd set of people for the 2nd hearing ready, till the 1st one is over, it got said last week.

 

[chicoazul]

The Premier League have to be under no illusions that their offices are getting stormed repeatedly and all they love shall be terrored unless Everton get their ten points back. That’s the campaign right there.

 

[John from Bootle]

Andy Burnham on record there now, saying he believes Masters was dishonest to the Parliamentary Commission. Would have thought that was massive news, but not a sniff of it being reported yet.

 

[John from Bootle]

The Premier League have to be under no illusions that their offices are getting stormed repeatedly and all they love shall be terrored unless Everton get their ten points back. That’s the campaign right there.

You book the taxis. I'll send the escorts and pizzas.

*old school*

 

[Neiler]

Defo should not be april, as they cannot get a 2nd set of people for the 2nd hearing ready, till the 1st one is over, it got said last week.

More for the decision rather then proceedings mate, was expecting late March for the decision maybe early April. I guess we're nearly in Feb mind.

 

[WestStandLower]

You’ve wasted a billion on crap and it will take a decade to fix it.

Time will tell on that one but if you didn’t get one of the points I was making its not close to the numbers being reported and clearly you haven’t grasped the ages of the players almost are no where near close to their prime nor have most played a full season in the PL yet.
You won’t remember but I certainly do Drogbas first season he couldn’t hit a cows are with a banjo scored 10 that first season. Jackson has scored 7 to date.
Of course some of the signings will fail but it’s far too early to write them all off

 

[Wat Tyler]

I would assume a second offense would be harsher than the first.

I don’t think that applies in this context

 

[John from Bootle]

Time will tell on that one but if you didn’t get one of the points I was making its not close to the numbers being reported and clearly you haven’t grasped the ages of the players almost are no where near close to their prime nor have most played a full season in the PL yet.
You won’t remember but I certainly do Drogbas first season he couldn’t hit a cows are with a banjo scored 10 that first season. Jackson has scored 7 to date.
Of course some of the signings will fail but it’s far too early to write them all off

All that might be true, but you're absolutely miles away from challenging for titles again, imo of course. And as we know, that costs money in of itself.

There's also the small issue of the wage bill with no Champions League on the horizon.

 

[JLW]

PL introduced PSR to protect clubs and here they are trying to destroying at least one club via their rules thats their to protect.

You couldn't make this crap up

 

[Neiler]

PL introduced PSR to protect clubs and here they are trying to destroying at least one club via their rules thats their to protect.

You couldn't make this crap up

The thing that disgusts me most mate, is the impact on the City, Community and people. With no BMD there is no PSR difficulty - so why bother your hoop, investing in the City, providing for the community actually improving the PL brand and being a beacon on the International stage through the Euro etc. If we go down because of off the field matters that's real job losses at the club - peoples livelihoods, if the stadium stops that impacts the local economy and surrounding business's, it puts a hole in the whole waterfront development.

This just isnt an attack on Everton its an attack on the City, community and its people.