Leicester win PSR case against EPL

I wish Leicester's legal team or someone similar could expose a damning loophole or an illegal restraint of trade clause in these EUFA backed PSR rules that gets rid of them and let's all clubs spend what they want if they have rich enough owners to do so and if they
stupidly and carelessly eff themselves up financially
and go bankrupt and into administration then so be it
but I personally think all these financial hoops clubs
have to jump through now only benefit the existing fat
cat elite clubs that already have their feet under the
table and don't want their comfortable position
threatened and weakened by a new rich kid on the block.

comment by a foxes voice (U1133)
posted 10 hours, 17 minutes ago
comment by 98 Problems (and promotion ain’t one) (U12353)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Nuneaton_fox (U7936)
posted 1 hour, 6 minutes ago
We're still up for another points deduction though aren't we?

Having said which, this is very good news indeed for our hopes of avoiding the drop. Perhaps will go a long way to elevate us up the most hated club league table though!
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I think it makes it hard for EPL to try and work with the EFL to levy a 2nd deduction for last seasons EFL breach. We can and likely will try and make the same argument

Mind you - if we get relegated the EFL will throw the book at us. We’ve lived to survive another day but the club has to avoid relegation
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We've already won the argument that the EFL do not have authority to charge us over Premier League offences. Unless they are able to find us guilty for breaching FFP last year we're in the clear. It's my understanding that selling KDH and Maresca compensation cleared us of any charge in relation to last season
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So I’m talking about breaching the EFLs much stricter allowable losses for the season we were in the championship. According to finance experts, it’s unlikely we were compliant last season even with the KDH sale and Maresca compensation.

No one can know for sure until everything is published but I’d be surprised if we kept within such stringent limits. I think the KDH sale is about managing how far we may have breached, but let’s see.

They will get you somehow....its kinda how it works..

£120'000 fine for appealing the penalty 🤔
So it begins 🧐

Apparently we’re still in for a points deduction for the EFL breach because we were registered as a PL club when we submitted our accounts for last season. So we fall into the PLs rolling 3 year calculation and finance analysis have said even with the KDH sale we aren’t compliant

I don’t think it’s over - I just think we’ve avoided the double points combo

What a mess this sorry ownership has landed us in

comment by 98 Problems (and promotion ain’t one) (U12353)
posted 19 hours, 12 minutes ago
Apparently we’re still in for a points deduction for the EFL breach because we were registered as a PL club when we submitted our accounts for last season. So we fall into the PLs rolling 3 year calculation and finance analysis have said even with the KDH sale we aren’t compliant

I don’t think it’s over - I just think we’ve avoided the double points combo

What a mess this sorry ownership has landed us in
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That's not such good news but there's now a strong argument for mitigation as we sold our best player from last year to try and reduce the breach. It will be interesting to see how this pans out.

I might even raise a glass at the weekend to our lawyers - never thought I'd write that! Too soon to be happy about it I suspect.

Now all we need is for Coops to get the right balance between (and failing) to keep a clean sheet, and actually threatening the opposition goal.

Incidentally, is there potential for an appeal by the EPL against the headline ruling?

According to talk sport no they can't appeal

comment by dublin fox optimistically pessimistic, (now a Cambridge fox)(still can not spell fox) (U1131)
posted 50 minutes ago
According to talk sport no they can't appeal
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I've stopped being lazy and had a look on the internet myself. Contrary to what Talk Sport may have said, the BBC have reported that 'Technically, the Premier League could appeal, but it is unlikely because the bar is so high on what they need to prove'.

So, hopefully they won't appeal and we just have to worry about any future points deduction. Oh, and the minor matter of getting some wins to give us a chance of avoiding relegation!

Yeah I mean right now I’d argue having Top and Rudkin at the helm is effectively the equivalent of a 10 point deduction this season as we’ve got to try and win with squad half assembled under a different manager and patched together with some mixed signings this season we didn’t need to make (Skipp, Ayew)