Masters has made the biggest balls up of English Football ever, and still holds his position as Chief Executive.
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Because as long as he does the big clubs’ bidding, and gets rid of points deductions before any of them get one, he’ll retain their full confidence.Masters has made the biggest balls up of English Football ever, and still holds his position as Chief Executive.
OH OF COURSE THEY ARE
Extremely predictable
But farcical at the sane time
OH OF COURSE THEY ARE
They get rid of the points deduction for the breaches, fine us a few mil, that sends us into administration and we get -10.
Big brain move.
OH OF COURSE THEY ARE
We should be looking at legal action here...not arsed.Extremely predictable
But farcical at the sane time
Another Everton first...was written in the stars this.Stinks of retrospective diving suspensions this. Were we the only club punished in an era where rs players did it 5 or 6 times a match?
With clubs like Spurs and Chelsea facing potential sanctions, and Newcastle unable to compete, of course they were going to do this.Is this when all the little clubs have had their deductions ? Probably..
Lanzini for West Ham too.Stinks of retrospective diving suspensions this. Were we the only club punished in an era where rs players did it 5 or 6 times a match?
Said it all along - make it as chaotic as possible and it'll see big changes and Man City/Chelsea and co get off.
With clubs like Spurs and Chelsea facing potential sanctions, and Newcastle unable to compete, of course they were going to do this.
Without reading the article, I’d always suspected they would bring in essence a bond system, where you have to guarantee a pot of money.
If you can say here’s £500m to guarantee loses for say five years, they’ll let you use that much money. It’ll let the rich owners they want.