6 + 2 Point Deductions

[roydo]

Why ask her then ? she had been awarded a massive payouts = 90 million combined with the other members of the board sacked ?...

Dunno who asked her Joe, if anyone did. £90m is a bit of a stretch.

 

[Joey66]

Dunno who asked her Joe, if anyone did. £90m is a bit of a stretch.

That's what the board members were paid off between them

 

[pfim]

She had been sacked. Regardless of payoff, she could have done a lot of damage.

Think she already has if you look back at the timing of the inquiry.

She was probably asked to stand up there and admit mistakes, which frankly not many would.

 

[roydo]

That's what the board members were paid off between them

NINETY MILLION????? Absolutely no chance.

 

[TommyDavo]

NINETY MILLION????? Absolutely no chance.

I think MILLION is code for pounds

 

[cantlivewithem]

NINETY MILLION????? Absolutely no chance.

I think it was 9 million

 

[Goat]

Cant believe we paid them 900million to leave.

Everton that.

 

[Azza]

£9 billion payoff?!?!


Almost unbelievable!

 

[maccavennie]

Cant believe we paid them 900million to leave.

Everton that.

9 billion and not allowed to mention headlock gate ever again

 

[mahermi1]

I don't think they will.

They may well decide something different in regard to the stadium interest argument. If they disagree with the PL position on it, then that argument sees a 14.5M swing in our favor.

The argument re: Transfer Levy appears to be pure B/S on our side so I expect that will stand.

Player termination is also a non-starter.

Covid - I think we have a somewhat weak argument in this regard but it is subjective. If we can show we actually received an offer for Player Y before or after the contract extension, we may have an argument.

The War in Ukraine, surely of all clubs we were the hardest hit, we lost that massive Stadium sponsorship, the £30m bidding war for the stadium sponsorship, lol and also our Finch Farm training ground sponsorship, that was I think either £18m to £24m per year. That Was was beyond our control but it did definitely affect us financially. The Siggurdson one could also be argued, couldn't play, stop his wages or transfer him, he was here until his contract ran out.

 

[PhilEFC]

Well played Ian Byrne ( Labour) for having a go at the corrupt PL in Evertons favour.
Also Mayor of Liverpool ( Labour) has said much the same. Like the way they said to introduce an outside Government panel to oversee football matters.

Yeah I seen Ian Byrne tabled a motion in Parliament. Good man.

 

[arch stanton]

"it's inferred" by the report? Should't a report document explicitly SAY we gained a sporting advantage?

Clueless.

its a weak way of allowing yourself to apply a punishment that you wanted too apply all along

 

[PITA]

You don't know that. No one knows what can happen from now on with clubs like the promoted one's being boosted by Everton's tumble down the league.

We’ll see.

 

[chippy1722]

The War in Ukraine, surely of all clubs we were the hardest hit, we lost that massive Stadium sponsorship, the £30m bidding war for the stadium sponsorship, lol and also our Finch Farm training ground sponsorship, that was I think either £18m to £24m per year. That Was was beyond our control but it did definitely affect us financially. The Siggurdson one could also be argued, couldn't play, stop his wages or transfer him, he was here until his contract ran out.

Yeah but we argued a £200m + overspend down to £20m, I think we probably exaggerated a lot just to get it down to £20m.

 

[DanB90]

We could’ve hired Pep, Mourinho and Ancelotti, sacked them all after 6 months and it would’ve have cost us £90mil