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Said that there was no reason to bring Daka off any earlier than he did

Enzo has basically said a whole load of nothing in his post-match interview Taking no responsibility at all Oh and he also said no reason to take Daka off any earlier than he did

cba

Just look at that lmao

I suppose at least he is 99.9% likely to be our number 1 striker next season…

*Norwich will do us in the 2nd leg at our place, after doing us in the 1st leg at their place

Plays like the bloke you take the piss out of in Sunday League

Norwich will do us in the 2nd leg at their place

Didn’t pass it side to side quick enough

Hopefully see one of these beauties on Twitter soon

Plenty of our own applauding them off unfortunately

Cracking atmosphere from their fans, haven’t heard anything like that at our place for years Not sure what they were doing all staying past the final whistle though, half the stadium should’ve been gone by 85 minutes… right?

500 mile / 10 hour round trip to watch that shite Happy that I will be at work and don’t have to go to Preston to watch the same crap

Bet he starts against West Brom lmao

So easy to manage against us when you can just tell your players to keep doing as you are because NOTHING will change

No changes

Expecting no changes until about 70 minutes

Good up until the goal but since then it has just been pathetic as standard from us

Sorted that for you

**** off

**** off Faes Just let him walk in

Good to see Cannon finally back on the bench (doubt he will come on though unfortunately)

LCFC 2-0 EFL EFL trying to step outside their own rules again

https://www.lcfc.com/news/3963781/lcfc-statement LCFC notes the publication today of the decision of the League Arbitration Panel(LAP). As the LAP decision records, the EFL wrote to the Premier League on 20 March 2024 (the day before the PL brought its PSR complaint against LCFC), stating that the EFL would ensure that any sanction imposed by a Premier League Disciplinary Commission against LCFC would take effect while LCFC was in the Championship, whilst also noting that any points deduction sought by the Premier League would need to be applied before 4 May 2024. However, after the Club challenged the EFL’s intention to act outside of its rules, the EFL subsequently unconditionally accepted that it does not in fact have any power, from any source, to impose a points deduction in the EFL which has been ordered by a Premier League Disciplinary Commission in relation to PSR. LCFC continues to try and co-operate constructively with both the Premier League and the EFL to reach a lawful resolution of any issues relating to PSR, in accordance with our consistent commitment that any charges against the Club should be properly and proportionately determined, in accordance with the applicable rules, by the right bodies, and at the right time.

https://www.efl.com/news/2024/april/12/efl-statement--leicester-city/ On 22 March 2024 Leicester City Football Club announced they had commenced urgent legal proceedings against the EFL and the Premier League. This followed the Club’s referral to an independent Premier League Disciplinary Commission for an alleged breach of the Profitability and Sustainability Rules (P&S), ending in financial year 2022/23. The Club had also been placed under an EFL registration embargo, in accordance with Profitability & Sustainability Rule 2.10.1, after filing its 2023/24 P&S calculation. One element of the Club’s legal proceedings involved an application to a League arbitration panel under the EFL Regulations in which it accused the EFL, amongst other things, of acting ‘unlawfully by conspiring with the Premier League to use unlawful means and to procure or induce a breach of contract by the Premier League’ in relation to its proceedings against the Club. The Club made an application for an interim injunction to prevent the EFL from imposing a sporting sanction in the current 2023/24 season. Leicester City sent no letter before action and issued the proceedings without notice. The core issue in question was whether the EFL has the ability under its Regulations to apply a points deduction in its competition if ordered by a Premier League Disciplinary Commission. Having taken legal advice, the EFL has confirmed to all parties that whilst it would want to respect any decision of a Premier League Disciplinary commission (and vice versa) to deduct points in the EFL, it does not have the power under the Regulations as currently drafted. On the basis of that confirmation, the League Arbitration Panel held that the Club’s application for an interim injunction was neither necessary nor appropriate. The League Arbitration Panel dismissed the Club’s application accordingly. Click here to read the decision. It remains a matter for Leicester City to comply with the P&S rules in all circumstances. In accordance with the League’s established processes, the EFL will continue to apply the P&S rules to ensure all Clubs meet their financial obligations so the competition can continue to operate in a fair and consistent manner.