Times article, Burnley/Leeds threaten to sue Everton

[KaiserEFC]

In the case of Leeds: you hired a manager way above your station, cheated in the championship, still bottled promotion before finally getting it in your second season with Bielsa. You then did well in your first season in the PL branded the manager as the messiah then made out you were going to challenge for European places. Second season syndrome sets in you sack the messiah and now you’re looking at going down. This is on you brothers.

Burnley: I mean come on it was going to happen sooner or later wasn’t it?

 

[Daytripper]

 

[Azza]

How about Everton write to the Premier League to ask why they allowed Burnley to be taken over by an 'investment' firm that used a loan leveraged against the club's stadium and the bloody club itself to buy the club!

 

[Armaghtoffee]

There’s more Jawdies commenting than Burnley or Leeds fans. Weird lot them.

Definitely the closest thing to Kopites.

 

[ToffeeDevil]

In case people dont know what Neil is talking about.

have they ever tried just uhhhh sucking less?

 

[Carlito]

Neither of them concerned that some teams can spend unlimited amounts in perpetuity because they're good at marketing.

Little worms.

 

[bilyaletdinov_]

grasses

 

[Infernus]

Oh for Christ's sake! I had just got my sheets out of the dryer as well. Will this nightmare never end?

 

[nsno-chris]

 

[blue to the bone]

Oh for Christ's sake! I had just got my sheets out of the dryer as well. Will this nightmare never end?

Man up

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Here you go Neil.

EXCLUSIVE :

2 wool clubs have seen their arse.

Brilliant lol

 

[Parker]

The final pathetic roll of the dice of 2 teams that are somehow worse than us.

They should be embarrassed.

 

[Ring master]

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

^^

Leeds United and Burnley have threatened to sue the Premier League and Everton for significant damages because they believe the Merseyside club has committed a serious breach of financial rules.

The two clubs sent a letter last week warning that they would reserve the right to take legal action against the Premier League and Everton, asking for details of what action or investigation had been launched in the league after Everton registered a £ 371.8 million loss. the last three years.

The Premier League’s profit and financial sustainability rules allow clubs to lose a maximum of £ 105 million over three years or receive penalties for deducting points for serious breaches.

The damage caused by the Covid pandemic can be written off, but Leeds and Burnley have expressed concern that

...most of their fans have 6 fingers

 

[4 Eyes Better Than 2]

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