Are we any nearer to the 112 charges and their outcomesā¦or are they just dragging it on so people will forget about themā¦the Shitty are a very snidey, cheaty set upā¦
I call Donnarumma Donna Summer, after the disco diva. Itās a silly little thing in my house, but there you have it. Mind you, it should be taking the interweb by storm
I heard from Borson the verdict comes in October. Following at least a few weeks to digest the outcome, there may then be a sanction hearing, so add months onto the timeline for that, then there will be more time to appeal, if appropriate, then more time for that etc etcā¦
Yeah, been confirmed multiple times by several reporters that CAS is not able to save Cheaty this time.
Was also speculated in April/May by one of the former Cheaty top brass that the longer the announcement takes the worse it will likely be for them as it means the punishment is strong.
There was a piece in financial times at Christmas saying even if verdict had come in March/April time you would still be looking at another 12 months before any punishment. This was because irrespective of outcome before parties would appeal.
And in the meantime they have bought a new squad and are good to go for the duration.
Strip titles and relegate them down to the bottom of the pyramid. Their way back needs to take them multiple years, as thatās the span of time they cheated for.
I donāt think the PL can relegate them beyond the PL.
If Man City got stuck in the FL that would cause issues for them but as others have said they they can loan a couple of their talents out and then bring them back.
I assume they are now somehow compiling with PSR, a season away might hurt them but Pep doesnāt want a big squad.
Well they would be relegated. Rangers are effectively a new side. The league didnāt have to accommodate them but I assume any relegation will be points related. They wonāt have broken any FL rules for a season.
Itās complicated due to what it means to be a member of the PL. Wasnāt the loophole that Leicester to get away without punishment was that they were no longer an active member of the PL by the time they tried to punish them and could also not be punished by the EFL for things that happened when they were a member of the PL.
The potential difference is these are not FFP/PSR charges. Not a lawyer, but maybe if there is some sort of good governance requirement to retain membership in the EFL then these sort so causes could see them fall foul of that, but that is essentially a death sentence style punishment and would likely need criminal convictions, I really doubt anyone would have the stones to try that even if they thought the case warranted it.