superspurs
Justin Edinburgh
2 point deduction for Everton.
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The Official 2023/24 Premier League Thread
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jrh
Steve Hodge
Yeah I know you're totally right, just can't help but feel a lil uneasy about it all... History of corruption in the game and all that.
Robbo
Les Ferdinand
Reduced to one point by the end of April?
superspurs
Justin Edinburgh
Bit I don't understand as this is the second breach and punishment but this time it's less than before, usually second time around should be more... you'd think.
Unless they do it in increments of 2 points and they only had 1 thing... who fudging knows it doesn't make much sense to me.
jts1882
Dean Richards
The offences are for two overlapping three year windows (possibly four due to covid). As the offences are not independent, this can be treated as a mitigating factor.
You could argue that they got 6 points for the three year window and an extra two for the addition year (or 8 points for a four year window).
You could argue that they got 6 points for the three year window and an extra two for the addition year (or 8 points for a four year window).
3 year rolling. So they've already been punished for 2 years.
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
If they appeal, the result will come 5 days after the last game....
Baleforce
Ron Henry
That could be good telly.
Robbo
Les Ferdinand
Sky must be creaming themselves.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The most riveting sports-related tv since the Harringay Council Planning Committee meeting some of us watched when the stadium permission was granted.
Dicko
Edgar Davids
Whatever did happen to that steelworks/metal factory place that didn't want to relocate for the new stadium? Did they get a good payoff in the end?
Compulsory purchase order. They moved.
Less than what we offered i believe. Add in lawyers fees. Not great for them.
superspurs
Justin Edinburgh
Wasn't there a fire afterwards and it burned down?
There was a fire.
Firm locked in stadium land dispute with Tottenham hit by blaze
A fire has hit a business locked in a stadium redevelopment dispute with Tottenham
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Paul Walsh
There was a fire.
Firm locked in stadium land dispute with Tottenham hit by blaze
A fire has hit a business locked in a stadium redevelopment dispute with Tottenhamwww.theguardian.com
The good old fashioned way of sorting out property development problems.
For both sides. Archway get the insurance and sell at the compulsory price. Spurs get the land.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
There is no sight in football more beautiful than crying fans of other clubs, I’d happily pay the PPV fee to see a studio full of both sets of fans get the decision live.
Danners9
Luke Young
I am going to touch on a new subject here. What do you think who will relegate this season? I hope it's not Burnley because I like what Kompany is doing. But this league is adamant and unpredictable, so we will see how things evolve. I asked some friends of mine this question, and they all said that Sheffield United might relegate, and I partially agree with them. Moreover, many people on the Sport Score platform say the same thing. Still, what do you think, guys, about this matter?
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jrh
Steve Hodge
Looks look Sheffield and Burnley are down. Luton will probably join them. But Forest or Everton would be hilarious for the financial/ffp debacle it'd create, neither are safe