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I’m not too sure if this will open up another can of worms basically both reading and derby continuously broke rules if I were Derby fan or board I’d be onto legal teams
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Relegation might be decided by which teams get the least points deducted by the EFL.
Who's next for the chop? Cardiff, Forest, Bristol City?Comment
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why not the whole 12? why delay six until next season,??Comment
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Yeah, a six point deduction will not stop teams overspending £19m over a three year period. An extra £6m a season goes a long way and is equivalent to another seven squad players on £15k a week.
Six points is unlikely to send a half decent team down and would be worth the risk if that overspend could give a shot at the top six.Comment
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What does my head in is fact financial year ends April 1st - there should be ample time to submit accounts by the start of any season. How these things drag on so long is baffling.
The very minute the accounts smell whiffy a sanction should be applied, a set sanction. In the unlikely event a satisfactory explanation can be put forward within say, 90 days, the sanction is cancelled.Comment
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With a bit of luck, West Brom, Bournemouth and Fulham have all been at it as well !!! That would help the cause, bit of wishful thinking on my part, lolComment
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Fulham were quite clever in that lots of their team were loaned in last season so once they were relegated they weren't saddled with half-a-dozen overpaid mercenaries on their books. As I recall, Mitrovic didn't get much of a look in last season, mainly a bench-warmer. Even the acquisition of Wilson shows as zero on their accounts this season due to the fishy buy now pay when you feel like it nature of the deal.Comment
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We have half a chance of staying up at this rateComment
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