Benicetoourboys
Player Valuation: £35m
No you don't, sadly, you're just fed up.Believe me I hate us at times more than anyone .
No you don't, sadly, you're just fed up.Believe me I hate us at times more than anyone .
We got done for breaking the rules twice. TWICE.
Why are you asking me?What was the sporting advantage?
Not being able to sell Sigurdsen or not being able to predict the Russian War?
I thought the original report said that it could be inferred there was a sporting advantage but difficult to quantify what it was. In the absence of a codified set of sanctions they applied a formula they decided on(subsequently reduced on appeal) and have now decided on another formula that says our PSR breach was worth between 3.5 - 7 points over one season and we would have been relegated without it!!I'm not justifying it, my views are irrelevant. The best thing to do would be to read the reports. But the fact is the original report, and all of them since, have said there was a sporting advantage, and it obviously plays a large role in this new decision. It's always worth correcting people when they repeat the original misunderstanding though because the more people understand what's happened properly, the more people see why it's bad.
I'm just interested in the supposed sporting advantage. Trying to get my head around it. If Everton had a net spend like Nottingham Forest did when they breached then I would get it. Forest seemingly broke the rules intentionally thinking they would accrue enough points to stay up regardless.Why are you asking me?
1 - More chance of you juggling sootThey better had or what are they doing owning Everton?
Time for these to show some muscle in the market place. £110M last summer was ok but nowhere near enough.
Has to be another £150M dropped this summer (1) of they're just here sitting on an asset and making sure its value is maintained (2).
Not if I'm forced to watch the same players from that season with that manager. I'll chip in on the 40 million if that's the case.In theory can't our appeal be that the entire league season needs to be replayed to prove that this ruling is true. And then we refuse to pay until the entire season is replayed.
That lunatic at Forest is going to be chucking lawsuits around all over the gaff.Two points stick out for me.
1. The original ruling on the 10 point deduction said explicitly that we didnt gain a sporting advantage from overspending, didnt it? So if thats the case, how did we stay up at Burnley's expense from this overspend?
2. If this is a financial compensation case, surely every football result from now on can be prosecuted in court.
a) Can we argue that giving us 10 and then 6 deduction meant we played differently while we had those extra 4 points off our total, so maybe our league postion was affected so we can sue for the prize money we lost out on?
b) Can any club now pursue teams that finish above them in court? Can anyone who finished below Chelsea in their £10m fine season sue for the extra prize money?
Wait..you are asking me to do my own research and homework?? Whats wrong with you Sir? I wanted the 30 sec TIKTOK version of eventsI'm not justifying it, my views are irrelevant. The best thing to do would be to read the reports. But the fact is the original report, and all of them since, have said there was a sporting advantage, and it obviously plays a large role in this new decision. It's always worth correcting people when they repeat the original misunderstanding though because the more people understand what's happened properly, the more people see why it's bad.

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