Leicester city - cheating their way round the rules

[twickerspne]

Daily Telegraph article

Leicester City facing new PSR concerns after posting huge £89.7m losses

Financial woes escalate for Leicester after latest figures revealed amid fears of a points deduction for next season

www.telegraph.co.uk

Too right they get a heavy points deduction .
Besides benefiting from the unholy unjust parachute payments - the telegraph goes onto add that other championship clubs - demand sanctions as they have sought an unfair competitive advantage in trying to secure promotion. - whatever the rights and wrongs of us not buying Canon this is exactly a case in point. They out bid us with unfair financials, and effectively prevented another rival club buying a player.
They should be heavily sanctioned with fines and point deductions and transfer embargoes.
An absolute disgrace and shambolic system

 

[neon cortex]

I seem to recsll they bent the rules even further back and no action was taken.

 

[RibbletonWhite2.0]

To be fair the whole thing is a mockery anyway. Until Man City get punished I don’t really give a shit what happens. They seem tk be making it up as they go along. One minute Everton get a ten point deduction then it’s reduced to six. Notts forest get a four point deduction.

 

[gazzaholly]

Until these clubs are sent packing to League 2 to start again, it will always happen. Leicester cleared their debts once before by going into administration, so it’s not the first time. Everton and Forest increasingly look as though their punishment won’t actually have any tangible affect either.

 

[nigelscamelcoat]

Daily Telegraph article

Leicester City facing new PSR concerns after posting huge £89.7m losses

Financial woes escalate for Leicester after latest figures revealed amid fears of a points deduction for next season

www.telegraph.co.uk

Too right they get a heavy points deduction .
Besides benefiting from the unholy unjust parachute payments - the telegraph goes onto add that other championship clubs - demand sanctions as they have sought an unfair competitive advantage in trying to secure promotion. - whatever the rights and wrongs of us not buying Canon this is exactly a case in point. They out bid us with unfair financials, and effectively prevented another rival club buying a player.
They should be heavily sanctioned with fines and point deductions and transfer embargoes.
An absolute disgrace and shambolic system

They'll still benefit from being promoted again. Points deduction would have to be for this season for the sake of justice. Otherwise its a risk worth taking for Leicester and others

 

[No Danger]

Until these clubs are sent packing to League 2 to start again, it will always happen. Leicester cleared their debts once before by going into administration, so it’s not the first time. Everton and Forest increasingly look as though their punishment won’t actually have any tangible affect either.

The whole system of points deduction started as a result of Leicester going into administration.

 

[buckshawwhite]

For some reason I'd prefer Ipswich & EVEN Leeds to go up automatic instead of Leicester & for them to fail in the play offs. They've been arrogant all season with their massively ( and now found to be by foul means) unfair financial advantage. Any points deduction should be applied immediately THIS season

 

[KeithLard]

To be fair the whole thing is a mockery anyway. Until Man City get punished I don’t really give a shit what happens. They seem tk be making it up as they go along. One minute Everton get a ten point deduction then it’s reduced to six. Notts forest get a four point deduction.

The Man City thing is going to blow everything apart, whatever happens. My gut instinct is they will bottle it, and as a result, everyone will just ignore the rules. A Super-League is not too far away now, as there is a "cartel" already. Personally, the EFL/Gov/whoever needs to get ahead of them and announce a reverse breakaway, leaving the "cartel" teams behind - unless they commit to the pyramid as a whole in terms of money and governance.

Football *could* be so good again. Sadly, greed has ruined it (and VAR).

 

[Portishead]

The Man City thing is going to blow everything apart, whatever happens. My gut instinct is they will bottle it, and as a result, everyone will just ignore the rules. A Super-League is not too far away now, as there is a "cartel" already. Personally, the EFL/Gov/whoever needs to get ahead of them and announce a reverse breakaway, leaving the "cartel" teams behind - unless they commit to the pyramid as a whole in terms of money and governance.

Football *could* be so good again. Sadly, greed has ruined it (and VAR).

The more advanced the skill and tactics, perversely the less inclined I am to watch it. It feels as if youre dirtying your soul. The equivalent of picking up a Daily Mail to find out the football scores

 

[europne]

I love my club, it will always be in my heart.

But the bigger picture with football is depressing to the extreme, from financial disparity to financial cheating, from messing around with the rules losing what football is all about and the VAR shambles.

Just switched on the Rangers v Celtic game and after 2 minutes saw VAR award the most ridiculous penalty, embarrassing.

I really don’t like it anymore, I hate to say this but there are much more interesting things to waste my time on.

 

[europne]

So after 3 minutes I turned the tv off…..

 

[europne]

That’s after I switched on the Japanese Gran prix, otherwise known as the Max Verstsppen Show, that got ditched after 1 minute…. More boring shit.

Gonna go and plant some peas, it’s more exciting with a better end result.

 

[No Danger]

So after 3 minutes I turned the tv off…..

Very dodgy penalty.. Within 2 minutes Rangers had 'equalised' although that goal was quite correctly disallowed after a check.

 

[Regardless]

So after 3 minutes I turned the tv off…..

Looking at the match reports, that might have been an error 😂