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About enough to pay Peters annual salary.How about we all clubbed in £50; how much would that raise. Mind you that would really blow the IFR
About enough to pay Peters annual salary.How about we all clubbed in £50; how much would that raise. Mind you that would really blow the IFR
But the hat trick story never gets old!I’m 66 I think…..
I need to go and ask that Blackpool fan from 4 years ago 🤣🤣
Message from PeterAbout enough to pay Peters annual salary.
STs… or Patron. Hmmmm.suckersssssssssssssssss, look at all the ST's that were sold, even got the IOM to spend some dosh on players, whoops a daisy
Me neither, but I've seen us in the top division, so I don't give a monkey's 😊Agree with the caveat that I don’t want us to slide too far backwards. I’m not getting any younger😊
I know one was Alfie Divine I can’t remember who the other two were being honest.It would be interesting to know which ones, although there's probably not even 3 I'd give one proverbial about if they left tomorrow.
Gutless would be my word for them. The previous manager was a shocker, the hierarchy are shocking but the mist shocking of all are the players. What on earth happened to professional pride, personal responsibility for fitness, desire to improve? Most of them are a disgrace?
If (and it should be when) Manchester City are kicked out of the Premier League, will the EFL allow them into the Championship, League 1 or League 2 ?
Will the current City owners be considered “fit and proper” by the EFL ? Or will that not apply ?
It's looking like exactly that going off the exclusive published yesterday. Back to back points deductions. One that would guarantee relegation and one which would guarantee failure to be promoted the season after.They can't be "kicked out" of the Premier League (or demoted straight to League Two, as would happen in Italy) because the Prem and EFL are separate entities. What is most likely is they'll receive a points penalty that will guarantee relegation to the Championship without them actually being "expelled" as such.
The IFR checks on ownership only applies to new applications to take over at clubs so doesn't apply. There are rules about directors with unspent criminal convictions not being able to run clubs (like with Oyston and Ridsdale) but there are ways to get around that sort of thing (like with Oyston and Ridsdale)
Sadly that scenario cleverly avoids the EFL refusing to accept them as it will effectively be a relegation rather than a banishment from the premiershipThey can't be "kicked out" of the Premier League (or demoted straight to League Two, as would happen in Italy) because the Prem and EFL are separate entities. What is most likely is they'll receive a points penalty that will guarantee relegation to the Championship without them actually being "expelled" as such.
The IFR checks on ownership only applies to new applications to take over at clubs so doesn't apply. There are rules about directors with unspent criminal convictions not being able to run clubs (like with Oyston and Ridsdale) but there are ways to get around that sort of thing (like with Oyston and Ridsdale)
The EFL won't refuse themSadly that scenario cleverly avoids the EFL refusing to accept them as it will effectively be a relegation rather than a banishment from the premiership
How can the EPL impose a punishment on a EFL club? Once City are relegated then they’re outside EPL jurisdiction.It's looking like exactly that going off the exclusive published yesterday. Back to back points deductions. One that would guarantee relegation and one which would guarantee failure to be promoted the season after.
Good question. Thats what Oliver Holt was reporting yesterday though.How can the EPL impose a punishment on a EFL club? Once City are relegated then they’re outside EPL jurisdiction.
They won’t need to as it probably won’t happen in our lifetimes of the lawyers have their wayThe EFL won't refuse them
The EFL can choose to accept the EPL recommendation and impose the penaltyHow can the EPL impose a punishment on a EFL club? Once City are relegated then they’re outside EPL jurisdiction.
The EFL can choose to accept the EPL recommendation and impose the penalty
No idea. As others mention there could a legal field day for years to come as everyone tries to test the other boundaries of what they can and can’t do. Be just their luck to manage to undo the penalties they impose by messing up the implementation of themDid they change the ruling after Leicester avoided FFP penalties by getting relegated and promoted again?
Selfish 🤣🤣Me neither, but I've seen us in the top division, so I don't give a monkey's 😊
Surely you need to change your Username then @Ando60 😉I’m 66 I think…..
I need to go and ask that Blackpool fan from 4 years ago 🤣🤣