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It’s a nothing article, really, apart from the tittle tattle about that meeting at Forest. Trying to vaguely link Birmingham’s points deduction to other clubs, but obviously without saying so because that’s not what is going to happen to us. 

 

Maybe it will be interesting to other football supporters but we already know we’ll be punished.

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That Liverpool University football finance expert on Football Heaven the other night said that we were complying with the terms of the soft embargo imposed on us by the Football League. We can sign new players as long as their wages do not exceed £16k per week. We’ve sold Hunt for £2.5M(?) and signed Iorfa £200k and I can’t believe imagine Iorfa will on more than £16k per week. 

 

We’ll be fine. 

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We never time owt right do we

 

We stumbled around League 1 and the championship for years with a massive debt around our neck whilst other clubs went into administration and came out smelling of roses, most notably Leicester and Southampton. Then we finally get a minted owner and we can’t bleedin spend his bleedin money 

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8 minutes ago, bladeshater said:

Don't think we will be deducted any points we are trying to cut our overall spend unlike brum who took pi ss out of the efl 

Tbf the EFL want the p*ss taking out of them the useless twa*s

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7 minutes ago, bladeshater said:

Don't think we will be deducted any points we are trying to cut our overall spend unlike brum who took pi ss out of the efl 

This^. Birmingham agreed to comply with the terms of the soft embargo then signed that fullback for £2.5m and gave him a mega contract. 

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Why do people keep missing the fact that Birmingham breached the terms of their embargo and that's why they were hit with a points deduction. 

 

As long as we haven't done that, there's no reason why we will have points deducted or be fined. We will likely be under some sort of embargo which will put certain caps on what we can spend. 

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12 minutes ago, Stoop said:

We never time owt right do we

 

We stumbled around League 1 and the championship for years with a massive debt around our neck whilst other clubs went into administration and came out smelling of roses, most notably Leicester and Southampton. Then we finally get a minted owner and we can’t bleedin spend his bleedin money 

 

Maybe he could spend a bit more of his money if he occasionally sanctioned offloading some of his overloaded, overpaid squad. Regardless of how it is spun, we have not been particularly savvy at balancing the books.

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34 minutes ago, fudge27 said:

So did palace, Bournemouth, southampton in years gone by and more recently hull, wolves,  etc

 

did I miss all there points deductions?

 

Different rules. Different situations.

 

We broke the rules. Nothing to do with luck.

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31 minutes ago, SiJ said:

Why do people keep missing the fact that Birmingham breached the terms of their embargo and that's why they were hit with a points deduction. 

 

As long as we haven't done that, there's no reason why we will have points deducted or be fined. We will likely be under some sort of embargo which will put certain caps on what we can spend. 

They haven't been punished for that, infact the panel stated that didnt have any influence on the decision. It was because in 1 year they posted a loss of £33m, which is just under the maximum loss allowed over a 3 year period. 

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1 hour ago, Minton said:

 

The EFL and the Premier League are different entities, neither governing body has the power to sanction or fine clubs outside of it's members. After QPR used this fact to avoid their fines under the old FFP model for several years, the EFL is taking action in the season the breaches happened, rather than the season after.

All BS just different titles.

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