what do you mean
what do you mean
Wonder if anyone at the Premier League ever for a single second has considered the irony that their stated aim is that FFP ensures clubs are financially responsible, yet the punishments used to enforce said rules are the thing most likely to send them into financial oblivion.
Is this serious? So we have to wait till after the season and then may be relegated even if we stay up? Ridiculous this
efcfanwirral
Player Valuation: £25m
Will all have been from the club. The same people who thought we'd be fine the first time
Ferguson1878
Player Valuation: £25m
show the government how serious they are about regulating them selves
and you know they would do it
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £50m
No VAR though and you get much more competitive games
pfim
Player Valuation: £35m
Victus
Player Valuation: £20m
I'm not sure where the 1m figure has come from, not seen it anywhere myself. However regarding the current rules, we'd get a 6 point deduction for being 1 million or 1 penny over. Truly insanity to me that.
Yeah, they’re well paid and it’s a job for them but it’s not fair on any of them
Then take the lads like Coleman who actually love the club like we do
Many have said it would be amazing to win a trophy in Seamus final season… what nobody considered is it could be an enforced relegation for something the lads have no control over
il just watch
Tony’s Carp
Player Valuation: £40m
The first time we found out we were 19.5 over was when they issued the judgement saying so. The amount we are over (if any) is part of the hearing not necessarily something that's announced tomorrow.
Adscum
Player Valuation: £500k
I keep thinking, I should read up about it all and try to understand it more, but then my more logical side kicks in and says - don't 'kin bother.
What is the point of emotionally investing in a sport where, really, the moments on the pitch don't matter, because the ultimate outcome will be decided by spreadsheets and courtroom hearings?
All the hangers-on around this circus from referees and VARs to administrators and executives have become so drunk on this circus that they all have main character syndrome and want their moment in the spotlight at the fans' and players' expense.
I've read that if these charges lead to sanctions, the appeals won't be heard until after the last game. Just think about how absolutely ridiculous and unbelievable that is. It's almost funny, but not, because it's actually dead sad.
Last game of the season finishes - no pitch invasion, no euphoria: "Everton have done what they can, and now they wait." What, for results from elsewhere? No, for the verdict to leak out of some sweaty arbitration process (to the PL's favourite journalists, shockingly) next week sometime.
If the hearing isn't even til April, we're playing every game with the sword of Damocles hanging over us under vastly more pressure than we should be. How is that fair? We haven't even had resolution over the last punishment.
Absolutely pathetic and once again sums up everything that's tacky and sordid and evil about the sport now.
What is the point of emotionally investing in a sport where, really, the moments on the pitch don't matter, because the ultimate outcome will be decided by spreadsheets and courtroom hearings?
All the hangers-on around this circus from referees and VARs to administrators and executives have become so drunk on this circus that they all have main character syndrome and want their moment in the spotlight at the fans' and players' expense.
I've read that if these charges lead to sanctions, the appeals won't be heard until after the last game. Just think about how absolutely ridiculous and unbelievable that is. It's almost funny, but not, because it's actually dead sad.
Last game of the season finishes - no pitch invasion, no euphoria: "Everton have done what they can, and now they wait." What, for results from elsewhere? No, for the verdict to leak out of some sweaty arbitration process (to the PL's favourite journalists, shockingly) next week sometime.
If the hearing isn't even til April, we're playing every game with the sword of Damocles hanging over us under vastly more pressure than we should be. How is that fair? We haven't even had resolution over the last punishment.
Absolutely pathetic and once again sums up everything that's tacky and sordid and evil about the sport now.
