I'm Red Till Dead
Stuart Pearce
I know there are DA fans here in LTLFland, so I was surprised it took so long for some one to comment on my post.You are Douglas Adams and I claim my Pan-galactic Gargleblaster.
The drink is yours. Enjoy.
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Financial Fair Play (FFP)
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The drink is yours. Enjoy.
Notcher
Stuart Pearce
Absolutely no chance the club would allow those banners in. They have to be sanctioned by the club..Forza have already said today that the club nearly pulled the MGW display
Notcher
Stuart Pearce
I missed that. Any links or a rough jist of what was said mate?
Mr. Blonde
Jack Burkitt
Which is insane as it clearly fired him up and he had one of, if not THE best game all seasonAbsolutely no chance the club would allow those banners in. They have to be sanctioned by the club..Forza have already said today that the club nearly pulled the MGW display
enlightened
First Team Squad
Shame - I love what FG do.Absolutely no chance the club would allow those banners in. They have to be sanctioned by the club..Forza have already said today that the club nearly pulled the MGW display
Arguably, his best game in a Forest shirt Blondie.
Thomas
AMERICAN IDIOT
Absolutely no chance the club would allow those banners in. They have to be sanctioned by the club..Forza have already said today that the club nearly pulled the MGW display
Lmao okay EM and Jr needs an ass beating for this, f***ing pussies.
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Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
Indeed it did.
Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
Redemption
Chief Eye Roller
Double bubble - Everton's jeopardy
www.footballlaw.co.uk
Evertonās Double Trouble ā Football Law
On 8 April 2024, it was announced that a Premier League Commission had sanctioned Everton FC (āEFCā) with an immediate two-point deduction for EFCās breach of the Premier Leagueās Profitability and Sustainability Rules (āPSRā). This article considers the Commissionās approach to sanction and how thi
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Steve Chettles Brylcream
First Team Squad
Initial discussion was on the price hike. SJ was saying its rough alright but fair (on the provisio that there's a decrease should we go down), this is just the cost of the Premier League and Forest are only catching up with the rest. Its obvious EM isn't doing it for the money he just wants Forest to compete in the League, and if you want to see the best in the world at the CG this is just how it works. Theres always the Championship otherwise.
Discussion turned to Nuno and no one could really figure out whether he's doing a good job or not. Danny Murphy said Forest should be doing better, SJ said they would be but for the points deduction but Danny insisted Forest, with the talent they have, should be ahead of Brentford/Bournemouth regardless. The one thing they were all agreed on was our defending is a bit of a laughing stock at some of the most basic elements of the game
Hopefully they Double the punishmentDouble bubble - Everton's jeopardy
Evertonās Double Trouble ā Football Law
On 8 April 2024, it was announced that a Premier League Commission had sanctioned Everton FC (āEFCā) with an immediate two-point deduction for EFCās breach of the Premier Leagueās Profitability and Sustainability Rules (āPSRā). This article considers the Commissionās approach to sanction and how thi
Hmm.Double bubble - Everton's jeopardy
Evertonās Double Trouble ā Football Law
On 8 April 2024, it was announced that a Premier League Commission had sanctioned Everton FC (āEFCā) with an immediate two-point deduction for EFCās breach of the Premier Leagueās Profitability and Sustainability Rules (āPSRā). This article considers the Commissionās approach to sanction and how thi
There's so much inconsistency in the workings of the hearing panels - it's almost like thy're making it up as they go along.
I can't believe Everton are appealing the 2 points - they really should have been looking down the barrel of 6-8 for where they are, where their accounts are now and that there has been no effort made to get the right side of the numbers.
Robertson
Viv Anderson
Iām not feeling well so canāt be arsed ploughing through legal waffle right now. What does this article mean for Forest if we were to say breach by about Ā£10m this season, in comparison to the Ā£35m last season for which we have (currently) been punished to the tune of four points?
Think Everton went from Ā£19m to Ā£16.5m right? Though think the PL are claiming itās actually a bigger breach, hence the extra hearing theyāve kicked into the long grass.
Think Everton went from Ā£19m to Ā£16.5m right? Though think the PL are claiming itās actually a bigger breach, hence the extra hearing theyāve kicked into the long grass.
Yes they are claiming Everton's breach is actually 40m.
Robertson
Viv Anderson
Ploughing ahead with article anyway it looks like the values for Everton are for the three seasons: -Ā£55m, -Ā£3.8m, -Ā£62.7m.
And theyāve been docked 2 points for that?
Ours is likely to be-Ā£40m, -Ā£52m, break even-ish? Even if we donāt sell anyone other than Mangala?
I just donāt see any justification for docking us any more than 2 points next season at most, or any incentive to sell anyone else in June unless we get the right price.
And theyāve been docked 2 points for that?
Ours is likely to be-Ā£40m, -Ā£52m, break even-ish? Even if we donāt sell anyone other than Mangala?
I just donāt see any justification for docking us any more than 2 points next season at most, or any incentive to sell anyone else in June unless we get the right price.
mister
First Team Squad
Nottingham Forest's points appeal hearing date set
Nottingham Forest's appeal against their Premier League points deduction will be heard on Wednesday.
www.bbc.co.uk
Project Zeus
Steve Chettle
At least we'll know precisely where we stand with several games of the season left to play.
Everton's appeal on the other hand...
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Everton's appeal on the other hand...
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Redemption
Chief Eye Roller
Being expedited.
justnotjase
Viv Anderson
Alongside Man City's?
Robertson
Viv Anderson
Not sure if that bodes well or ill really
Dr Sheldon Cooper
Grenville Morris
Keith "Who" Wyness continues to show that he knows the square root of f*** all.
"Wyness told Football Insiderās Insider Track podcast: āI think the three-point deduction will stay as it is."
www.footballinsider247.com
"Wyness told Football Insiderās Insider Track podcast: āI think the three-point deduction will stay as it is."
Nottingham Forest deduction appeal to be thrown out - Wyness
Football Insider has been told by Keith Wyness that Nottingham Forest are unlikely to be successful with their points deduction appeal.
MaxiRobriguez
Bob McKinlay
It's upset Marinakis though as it's made him realise MGW is more popular than he is.
That only ends one way, doesnāt it?
Expest MGW to be sold for 3.5m to Brentford in June.
Cortez the Killer
Impressive member
I just watched Darren Fletcher's rant about the idea of scrapping replays in the FA Cup, and he goes on to talk about the wider issues of inequality in football, and how the top few teams have the money and power to dictate what happens. The vast majority in the pyramid have little or no say.
This, coupled with this season's FFP issues and the attention generated by VAR and dodgy referee decisions benefitting the top teams, makes me think that there's a change coming. Fletcher even mentions that clubs are not able to buy players because of the restrictions, which just benefit the 'power base at the top.'
People are cottoning on to the widespread corruption in football. Money has ruined the game and as football fans - especially us who are old enough to remember that football existed just perfectly fine before 1992 - we should be saddened at what the game has become.
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This, coupled with this season's FFP issues and the attention generated by VAR and dodgy referee decisions benefitting the top teams, makes me think that there's a change coming. Fletcher even mentions that clubs are not able to buy players because of the restrictions, which just benefit the 'power base at the top.'
People are cottoning on to the widespread corruption in football. Money has ruined the game and as football fans - especially us who are old enough to remember that football existed just perfectly fine before 1992 - we should be saddened at what the game has become.
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