supercity88
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I would say that if the management, directors and auditors agree that relegation, a significant points deduction and a significant fine are all ruled out, then they are all very, very confident that the most serious issues won't be proven, as we all thought.
If the club comes out of it with a small points deduction and/or a small fine, who cares?
Do they have to reference it by law? The difficulty is there's no precedent. This is an ongoing case and largely relates to previous accounts which have been audited. If the club's position is that our legal advice confirms there's no risk and we will be cleared then would auditors go out of their way to say otherwise? There's nothing to benchmark against in terms of the risk. Everton/Forest were completely different and Leicester won their case.

