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Surely it’s the £39m limit that’s the problem. The EFL need to grow up a bit and adapt the rules in a sensible way to suit the current, modern game - apply whatever rules necessary in relation to money put in by rich owners but accept that any owners have to be rich and acknowledge the gulf with prem money which remains the ultimate prize of their own EFL competition and forces championship owners to spend commensurate amounts to compete in.

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The EFL should just scrap all this p a s rubbish. Just let clubs do what they want just like they have done for years. All this deductions this fin that is what is making the league unfair not clubs outspending. Ever since the league system there have been big and small clubs with various budgets. Worked quite well for 100 years. 

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All clubs should just start spending what they like.. what are the EFL going to do?

Relegate everyone? Deduct 12 points from every team? 

 

The number of clubs under investigation now means this is starting to bubble up

and something has to be done.

 

PL 2 get's my vote

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2 hours ago, Harrysgame said:

The EFL should just scrap all this p a s rubbish. Just let clubs do what they want just like they have done for years. All this deductions this fin that is what is making the league unfair not clubs outspending. Ever since the league system there have been big and small clubs with various budgets. Worked quite well for 100 years. 


Exactly right, in many respects there’s less chance of a club like Luton returning to the top flight these days as they can’t compete with clubs with parachute payments, or even clubs the size of us, and if they get taken over by a rich bloke there’s now a limit to what they can spend. If they develop a young player they are out the door at 15 to Chelsea or Man City’s (or Leicester) academy, only to be loaned out to some foreign team in the future.   Football made a lot more sense 20 years ago 

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8 hours ago, Minton said:

 

The EFL have nothing to do with the Premier League parachute payments

 

But they CAN change their rules so the failure payments cannot be used as income which would make the championship a more level playing field. 

 

But they won't , which is what has led to the mess we see today. 

 

The EFL are totally to blame for this. 

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3 hours ago, Harrysgame said:

The EFL should just scrap all this p a s rubbish. Just let clubs do what they want just like they have done for years. All this deductions this fin that is what is making the league unfair not clubs outspending. Ever since the league system there have been big and small clubs with various budgets. Worked quite well for 100 years. 

Agreed. 

 

If clubs spend beyond their means and get themselves into trouble, then so be it. 

 

The fact is that P & S is creating a whole set of new issues. The idea was to stop clubs going to the wall, but with these draconian punishments, there is a very real chance that the P & S rules will lead to a club going to the wall at some point. 

 

Also, the EFL trying act as some sort of moral arbiter of the game (with respect to finance) kind of falls on deaf ears when they approve Steve Dale as Bury owner. 

 

 

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20 minutes ago, WalthamOwl said:

Journalist on twitter saying Derby are facing a 21 point deduction! 

 

As if Derby wouldn’t appeal that? I can see the EFL facing serious financial problems chasing all these clubs and it’s by no means certain they’ll win the cases? I think we’d look to take them to the cleaners should we win our case?

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I think we will take them to the cleaners if we win. The EFL would do to remember how the PL came about in the first place. The big clubs were peeed off with being held back. Same things going to happen here if they don’t become flexible 

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12 minutes ago, Great Big Galaa said:

 

As if Derby wouldn’t appeal that? I can see the EFL facing serious financial problems chasing all these clubs and it’s by no means certain they’ll win the cases? I think we’d look to take them to the cleaners should we win our case?

 

Who do you think pays for these legal bills? What do you think the EFL is?

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2 hours ago, S36 OWL said:

 

But they CAN change their rules so the failure payments cannot be used as income which would make the championship a more level playing field. 

 

But they won't , which is what has led to the mess we see today. 

 

The EFL are totally to blame for this. 

 

As others have said before, the EFL is THE CLUBS as a collective.

 

So if the rules are not changed on any of this, it's because THE CLUBS have not voted for it.

 

 

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1 hour ago, WalthamOwl said:

Journalist on twitter saying Derby are facing a 21 point deduction! 

Click bait, as if a journo knows. EFL don't even know what they are doing. Just grasping to stay relevant in a PL world.

Not many members clubs I know that seem to try to alienate their members like the EFL...good of the game sure more all about them keeping PL happy. 

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