Foxmeister

Not for Nacho it isn't

Not sure I'd want to be driving a coach through that for a bit more than minimum wage.

Richard Smith had 3 memorable moments for me, the goal against Palace, playing in goal for the 2nd half vs Oxford and celebrating with the fans after our only away win in the 94-95 season at Man City in atrocious conditions. Met him at a HGV drivers course, very approachable and nice bloke.

Wednesday have only got 1 point against non-Yorkshire teams all season.

He moves like a tectonic plate

Touch? His first touch when he could have gone through yesterday was like an Owen Farrell penalty.

I had to give up my season ticket in 2017 due to family and work. I go to Ilkeston town fairly regularly, leave home at 2:30 and home about 5.

I wonder what sort of reception he'll get too.

Brilliant first touch from Nacho

Both sides argue their case, the judge makes a ruling on liability, should they find in favour of the claimant both sides argue their case on amount and the judge makes a ruling on the award, finally the same happens with costs.

I can't help but think us and Burnley are taking Leeds and Southampton for a ride on the legal fees, both would have been relegated regardless and, with no causation, the best they can hope for is a couple of million for finishing one place lower.

Didn't the war end before the 45/46 season?

Our 2002 administration is irrelevant, there were no sanctions at the time. It would be like Everton complaining they've been treated differently to Blackburn in 1995.

Football is a special case, what other industry penalises investment?

Yep, and the 9-0.

LCFC since 1995: won the top 3 tiers, 2 league cups, Community Shield had 4 promotions, 4 relegations, won a play-off with the last kick of the domestic season, lost another to one of the most iconic goals of modern times and got there with the last kick of our league season. Nearly went bust, joined the nouveau riche, reached the 1/4 finals of the UCL and 1/2 final of the Conference League. Everton: stayed up, that's it, for 28 years!

Without capitalism where's the money coming from to fund the clubs?

If it's 10 points per charge it'll be 1150 for Man City, they could miss out on the top 4 all together.

Not that clever if the players prove to be poor signings which to some extent they already have. The amortisation means they've already spent a lot of their available transfer budget up to 2029 and players on big wages amd long contracts will be difficult to shift. I wouldn't be surprised to see Chelsea collapse over the next few years.

Yeah, I misread the limit.

Oh, I didn't see the 3 year bit. I know a lot of stuff isn't included, infrastructure, women's team etc. but that's concerning.

In civil and criminal courts, awards and penalties can be adjusted up or down. Not sure with the FA.

That's £50m a year, well within the limit.

It's ridiculous that, should they get relegated (big if), the club that benefits was in now way affected by the breach, unless it's Burnley who would have stayed up in 2021/22 had Everton been relegated that season.

At least it's something interesting for Everton fans. Good or bad, nothing of note has happened to them in 28 years.