moore_94

I don't think it would cause a problem with registering Cannon But I think it would just basically stop us from spending big fees on players and giving them high wages and renewing players onto high wages

When you see how easily some relatively poor managers get jobs I think he would - maybe not in England but I expect he would somewhere like Italy or Spain

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I only turned it on after 20 minutes had gone!

Yesterdays Results - Saturday 23rd March League Two: Lewis Brunt (8.0 + 1 goal + MOTM - 90 mins) - Mansfield Town 1-1 Colchester National League South: Paul Appiah (90 mins) - Maidstone United 1-0 Weston Super Mare Northern Premier League Division: Jack Lewis (not in squad) - Basford United 0-2 FC United of Manchester Southern Central Premier League Division: Arlo Doherty (clean sheet + yellow card - 90 mins) - Kettering Town 2-0 Alvechurch

Just scored!

Not too sure it would be that straight forward The embargo has been put on us by the EFL but if we go up we would officially be a Premier league team sometime in June which would be before Fatawu’s loan contract would end - I don’t think EFL rulings like that would carry into the Prem? He is also already registered at the club and then you would end up getting into contract law regarding how the obligation works and it being a deal that was in place before the embargo was put in place etc… I don’t think it would be as simple as we wouldn’t be able to get him anymore

4-2 Sunderland on the counter, 3 of their goals have come from balls across the box to a free man who can put it in easily

3-2 Wanya's corner is flicked on by a Sunderland player and it falls to Richards who scores

Still a good goal but the wall and keeper have given him a lot of the goal to shoot at haha

3-1 Sunderland

2-1 Sunderland

So we might not even start the season with a points deduction if we go up https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-city-ffp-points-deduction-9182978 Borson also went on to address the timing of the situation, with Nottingham Forest and Everton having had their cases adjudicated. “Leicester City are captured by the old rules and the old rules don't have the expedited timetable of the rules that came in after they were relegated….It will be a sort of slower, probably a more tortuous legal battle that will resolve itself probably sometime in the middle of next season.

1-1! Braybrooke curls in a free kick from 20 yards!

1-0 Sunderland Ball across the box to a man completely free for an easy tap in

Under 21s kick off shortly away against Sunderland Young, Cover, Grist, Amartey, Wormleighton, Braybrooke, Thomas, Otchere, Cartwright, Joseph, Marcal Subs: Doherty, Lindsay, Raikhy, Briggs, Richards Sunderland are streaming the match on Youtube for free as well

Mueanta was never actually ours, he is actually only on loan at Leuven from the Thai club as well (not sure if they have an option to buy or anything) He has barely played for Leuven this season unfortunately as well

It rolls over So we are currently being looked at for 20/21, 21/22, 22/23 Then the next period we would be 21/22, 22/23, 23/24 So if you do REALLY bad in one or two of those years and don’t correct it in another, you will essentially get done in multiple seasons like Everton are

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/03/22/how-leicester-city-spending-rules-psr-points-premier-league/ Sensi flew into England on Thursday morning and passed a medical in London. All the paperwork for his loan move, with an option to sign permanently, was signed. Then, around an hour before the deadline, it is alleged that Inter sent back the loan arrangement with a number of changes. Leicester could not meet the requirements of the new terms. The deal was dead. Sensi returned to the office of his agency in the capital and jetted back to Milan on Friday morning, bewildered by the events of the last 24 hours.

Having a points deduction in the Prem next season probably wouldn’t even be that much of a problem when seemingly over half the league are very much at risk of it