TeaCider
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There's another one, not surprising given they were already under sanction, is that all the clubs who sold their stadiums to themselves being punished now or have I forgotten one?
Yup read that on here and elsewhere that their crimes are beyond Derby's. Apparently they made a £91.6m loss in season 19/20 alone, they have tried to hide losses by writing down the value of players or somethingI don't know all the ins and outs but I'm sure there was a poster on here pretty convinced that Stoke have been cooking the books.
Yes I think Stoke are in bother.I don't know all the ins and outs but I'm sure there was a poster on here pretty convinced that Stoke have been cooking the books.
A few more and we might make the playoffs....So we are effectively 14th right now and if Stoke get their comeuppance 13th and 4 points of relegation
That be me.I don't know all the ins and outs but I'm sure there was a poster on here pretty convinced that Stoke have been cooking the books.
Although to be fair, their players are *****.Yup read that on here and elsewhere that their crimes are beyond Derby's. Apparently they made a £91.6m loss in season 19/20 alone, they have tried to hide losses by writing down the value of players or something
I'd take Harry Souttar and Tyrese Campbell in a heartbeat, but other than that journeymen and average players.Although to be fair, their players are *****.
Going into administration isn't breaking the rules or means previous points were gained unfairly.What is it with deducting teams 9 or 12 points? They should be deducted last season's total and start their way back from there. If they broke the rules in the season before that and the one before that then combine the points won over the period and deduct it from them. That way they're losing the advantage they gained by cheating as they've forfeited points won unfairly. It isn't a perfect solution obviously but 9 or 12 points isn't sufficient punishment for such severe levels of cheating, IMO.