PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[ganganvince]

I’m actually pissing myself.

Another option would be to increase income. Have they not got a pet airline to help?

 

[citizen_maine]

Hypothetically, what's the worse that could happen, if this or next season, Newcastle decided to do a PSG & go for broke in the transfer window, take the 10 point deduction, the resultant fine & any transfer ban?

What could the PL do beyond that?

There is no guarantee it would 'only' be a 10 point deduction though

 

[Pablo ZZZ Peroni]

Hypothetically, what's the worse that could happen, if this or next season, Newcastle decided to do a PSG & go for broke in the transfer window, take the 10 point deduction, the resultant fine & any transfer ban?

What could the PL do beyond that?

It would be more than a 10 point deduction from the Premier League and, therefore, self-defeating.

 

[Dribble]

It would be more than a 10 point deduction from the Premier League and, therefore, self-defeating.

How much more?

 

[Dribble]

There is no guarantee it would 'only' be a 10 point deduction though

How much more can they give?

 

[Pablo ZZZ Peroni]

How much more?

At the discretion of the independent panel... 10 points for Everton based on £20 million over permissable £115million.

It's subject to appeal but we'll see. Basically if Newcastle were a deliberate and blatant £100 mil over and, using Everton precedent, likely enough points deducted to ensure relegation

EDit: I said permissable £115 million. JUst looked it up and it is £105 million

 

[waspish]

Hypothetically, what's the worse that could happen, if this or next season, Newcastle decided to do a PSG & go for broke in the transfer window, take the 10 point deduction, the resultant fine & any transfer ban?

What could the PL do beyond that?

Not just ten points if they over spend to much it could be 20 points

 

[Dribble]

At the discretion of the independent panel... 10 points for Everton based on £20 million over permissable £115million.

It's subject to appeal but we'll see. Basically if Newcastle were a deliberate and blatant £100 mil over and, using Everton precedent, likely enough points deducted to ensure relegation

So the points deduction is purely discretionary, & not mandated in PL rules?

 

[Dribble]

Not just ten points if they over spend to much it could be 20 points

So they'd need to get 60 points to stay up, with a far superior squad for the following season?

 

[KingBilly]

Of the 6 PL clubs to vote against the introduction of FFP/PSR regulations, only Fulham, Manchester City and Aston Villa remain in the top division.If you’re not one of those 3 clubs yet find your club is prevented from spending, direct your complaints to your club owners.