st albans fox Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 21 minutes ago, Ric Flair said: If they beat Man City then this could go through... Can’t believe they would set a precedent like this ...... points deductions need to be be for ultra serious situations. Repeat offences should only be predicated on a suspended sentence. They could give them one of these now but how likely is that to lead to opponents attempting to force one of these confrontations to occur in the future ??
RowlattsFox Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 Imagine getting a points deduction for a bit of pathetic pushing and shoving bad enough that you even get fined for it.
Popular Post Stadt Posted 25 May 2021 Popular Post Posted 25 May 2021 (edited) Imagine getting a points deduction for handbags whilst getting away Scot free with the ESL and only a year’s ‘embargo’ for breaking transfer rules. Governing bodies are a scourge on the sport. Bunch of empty suits that know next to nothing about football. Edited 25 May 2021 by Stadt 17
Gresley Fox Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 3 hours ago, Countryfox said: Booooooo !!! Hurrah !!!! The article goes on to say....."The Blues have been in the dock seven times in as many years now and were warned back in July 2016 that they faced a points deduction after they appealed a fine received for their part in a mass brawl with Tottenham. Chelsea have since been charged twice more with failing to control their players but escaped with fines." That is why I think it is pertinent that a points deduction is on its way! 1
Sublime_Coatsworth Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 22 minutes ago, Gresley Fox said: The article goes on to say....."The Blues have been in the dock seven times in as many years now and were warned back in July 2016 that they faced a points deduction after they appealed a fine received for their part in a mass brawl with Tottenham. Chelsea have since been charged twice more with failing to control their players but escaped with fines." That is why I think it is pertinent that a points deduction is on its way! Though I would absolutely love to see them get a points deduction, there's absolutely no way the FA would do that given it'd drop one of their prized teams out of the CL. Imagine the uproar if "their" place went to Leicester, who were part of the same incident.
Ric Flair Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 Hahahahaaaa imagine if we got in from causing a scrap with them 😂😂😂 2
Guest Chocolate Teapot Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 Just now, Ric Flair said: Hahahahaaaa imagine if we got in from causing a scrap with them 😂😂😂 There's absolutely no way this will happen.
mozartfox Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 Will never happen. If it did, there would be a Novichok frenzy at the Premier League HQ and IN Highcross Mall. The FA have no balls where the ESL 6 are concerned. We will probably get a points deduction so Arsenal can sneak into Europe. ITK 1
Ricey Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 That Mercury article is just click bait. There is no way on earth they are going to give them a point deduction because they warned about their behaviour FIVE YEARS A GO.
justfoxes Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 4 hours ago, Ric Flair said: If they beat Man City then this could go through... Why if they beat Man City should go through either way, but I can’t see the FA do anything about it they haven’t done or said anything regarding the Greedy6 ESL Debacle so can’t see them doing Fuch All for this !
davieG Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 17 minutes ago, justfoxes said: Why if they beat Man City should go through either way, but I can’t see the FA do anything about it they haven’t done or said anything regarding the Greedy6 ESL Debacle so can’t see them doing Fuch All for this ! The Greedy6 ESL does not come under the jurisdiction of the FA, It's down to EUFA as the owners of the CL and the PL as they are members of that. The FA has very little jurisdiction these days being mainly concerned with administration of the Non-League set up / grassroots football and discipline. Yeah they can deduct points from teams but they are going head on with the PL who may not like one of their Greedy6 being punished that way especially as they don't seem to be considering it themselves for the ESL fiasco.
Leicester_Loyal Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 They are never getting a points deduction, please get it out of your heads if you believe it!
RonnieTodger Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 It's quite remarkable how quickly the Super League has been brushed under the carpet. Sickening that the same 4 clubs got into the Champions League. I think I'm more annoyed at us for letting that happen than I am sad that we missed out. 4
Popular Post rico Posted 25 May 2021 Popular Post Posted 25 May 2021 Roberto Martinez in talks with Spurs https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11675/12316607/roberto-martinez-in-talks-with-tottenham-hotspur-over-managerial-vacancy 8
Stadt Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 19 minutes ago, rico said: Roberto Martinez in talks with Spurs https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11675/12316607/roberto-martinez-in-talks-with-tottenham-hotspur-over-managerial-vacancy He's like Frank Abagnale this bloke 2 1
Foxxed Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 46 minutes ago, rico said: Roberto Martinez in talks with Spurs https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11675/12316607/roberto-martinez-in-talks-with-tottenham-hotspur-over-managerial-vacancy
jammie82uk Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 6 hours ago, st albans fox said: Can’t believe they would set a precedent like this ...... points deductions need to be be for ultra serious situations. Repeat offences should only be predicated on a suspended sentence. They could give them one of these now but how likely is that to lead to opponents attempting to force one of these confrontations to occur in the future ?? There was point deductions for Man United and Arsenal a long while ago maybe at the start of the premier league era for a “brawl” but I don’t see it being the case now, if Chelsea and Spurs didn’t get any for their incident then I certainly don’t see Chelsea getting any now
davieG Posted 25 May 2021 Posted 25 May 2021 https://www.premierleague.com/news/2153015?fbclid=IwAR2ObM0f_8Mg9gtXeU46ku8j0fVpA7zFuA5HyYH5hYCFXJEZQSiMgDX20tE Goal of the month - Vote Luke Thomas.
justfoxes Posted 26 May 2021 Posted 26 May 2021 19 hours ago, rico said: Roberto Martinez in talks with Spurs https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11675/12316607/roberto-martinez-in-talks-with-tottenham-hotspur-over-managerial-vacancy Now Kinsmanns in the Frame !! https://www.skysports.com/share/12316809
ARM1968 Posted 26 May 2021 Posted 26 May 2021 21 hours ago, Ric Flair said: Hahahahaaaa imagine if we got in from causing a scrap with them 😂😂😂 Ha haaa. Amartey gets us CL, could you imagine.
Stadt Posted 26 May 2021 Posted 26 May 2021 Levy isn’t very clever, either that or he just doesn’t care. Klinsmann is a terrible manager and it’s not as if the trend of gambling on former players has worked out really well for Man United, Chelsea or Arsenal. Roger Schmidt is at PSV and Allegri is unattached. Either of those are far better appointments. Even if Klinsmann was really cheap it’s a case of false economy because he gets sacked soon after spending £X million on his new players which probably don’t suit any sort of succession plan. Good for us though
Langston Posted 26 May 2021 Posted 26 May 2021 Judging from that link Klinsmann hasn't actually been linked, has he? He's just saying he's free if they want him, which - even for them - seems very unlikely.
UniFox21 Posted 26 May 2021 Posted 26 May 2021 Wolves could be facing issues getting a new manager in, a Portuguese one they've identified could struggle to get in with brexit regs
The Bear Posted 26 May 2021 Posted 26 May 2021 51 minutes ago, UniFox21 said: Wolves could be facing issues getting a new manager in, a Portuguese one they've identified could struggle to get in with brexit regs Lage? AFAIK I read his time in control of Benfica B counts as well.
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