Financial Fair Play investigation

[HalfTimeSayers]

Club should know the outcome at this stage.....

Defo. And still dishing out contracts and, as was pointed out, risking the 1st team starters for 3 games in 6 days for the EFL cup. Hopefully good signs.

 

[Big Duncs Megadrive]

I get that but aren't points penalties always for the following season? Hoping someone knows

No, points deductions are normally instant.

 

[Marius57]

Club should know the outcome at this stage.....

I’m sure I read that neither us nor the PL will know the outcome until it gets published. They may have it leaked to them but otherwise I’m not so sure they do.

 

[Neiler]

I’m sure I read that neither us nor the PL will know the outcome until it gets published. They may have it leaked to them but otherwise I’m not so sure they do.

Id doubt myself mate.

I think both were to be informed a week after the hearing concluded, with the announcement toward then end Nov.

I find the whole process lacking in transparency to be honest that in itself raises a concern.

 

[maccavennie]

Id doubt myself mate.

I think both were to be informed a week after the hearing concluded, with the announcement toward then end Nov.

I find the whole process lacking in transparency to be honest that in itself raises a concern.

60 pts deduction, relegated to league 1 and Branthwaite, Pickford and Onana sold in Jan.

Everton will appeal and that will be heard in 2035.

 

[Neiler]

60 pts deduction, relegated to league 1 and Branthwaite, Pickford and Onana sold in Jan.

Everton will appeal and that will be heard in 2035.

Also Maupay's loan cancelled.

 

[maccavennie]

Also Maupay's loan cancelled.

Now that would be a dagger to the heart.

I'd rather they liquidate us than have to watch him in an Everton shirt again

 

[Marius57]

Also Maupay's loan cancelled.

That would be way too extreme. I’m not sure we would survive that as a club.

If anything, Maupay to Man City would be a more fitting punishment for their 115 charges….

 

[Neiler]

That would be way too extreme. I’m not sure we would survive that as a club.

If anything, Maupay to Man City would be a more fitting punishment for their 115 charges….

City to be forced to sell De Bruyne and sentenced to 5 years hard Alex Iwobi playmaking mate.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Id doubt myself mate.

I think both were to be informed a week after the hearing concluded, with the announcement toward then end Nov.

I find the whole process lacking in transparency to be honest that in itself raises a concern.

I’d be a bit surprised if any deadline had been put on reaching a verdict. Depending on the charge there could be an enormous amount of written evidence and complicated financial submissions to go through before reaching and setting out a detailed verdict. Saying “ok you have one week to decide, go!” wouldnt really be due process.

 

[Yarrgh]

An old gypsy woman. The one that has been haunting us for the past thirty-odd years!

Bill was an old gypsy woman all along? I knew it!

 

[allen]

Now that would be a dagger to the heart.

I'd rather they liquidate us than have to watch him in an Everton shirt again

Hey, he's got 1 in his last 1 I'll have you know!

 

[Marius57]

Hey, he's got 1 in his last 1 I'll have you know!

He has a goal or assist every 82 minutes so far this season. That’s impressive numbers.

 

[mahermi1]

Defo. And still dishing out contracts and, as was pointed out, risking the 1st team starters for 3 games in 6 days for the EFL cup. Hopefully good signs.

To be honest any verdict should be a suspended one, mitigating circumstances, of Covid, a terrible War, us building a stadium and us losing our main sponsor halfway through this are definitely mitigating circumstances.

 

[Big Duncs Megadrive]

Twitter Rumours that it will be a £3m fine and -6 points suspended for 2 years.
Provided the club don’t get into more financial issues, the -6 points will go away at the start of 26/27 season.