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Leicester 'could face points deduction next season'

By ClaphamFox, in Leicester City Forum

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Wymsey

Wymsey

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5 hours ago, Lambert09 said:

 

King Power should sell the elephant statues that were once outside the stadium.

 

Am sure they'll be worth a fortune to balance the books..:whistle:

Pliskin

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26 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

King Power should sell the elephant statues that were once outside the stadium.

 

Am sure they'll be worth a fortune to balance the books..:whistle:

Can’t Top just sell the stadium in a dodgy deal to one of his mates? 

Wymsey

Wymsey

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9 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

Can’t Top just sell the stadium in a dodgy deal to one of his mates? 

Who knows if LCFC interests is still in his heart.

I think it is, but there's seems to be huge doubt over this - despite the somewhat lack of evidence.

Foxmeister

Foxmeister

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Charge £5m to make a sub appearance in injury time. There must be a few takers, if I won the euromillions I'd definitely do it and it's not as if Enzo bothers with the bench much.

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LCFCJohn

LCFCJohn

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19 hours ago, The Bear said:

Even if you stay down and get points deducted you're not gonna get relegated to League One. Come on now be serious, things aren't quite that bad. You'll still have a decent squad for this division even if you sell some more high earners. Not to mention you might get some players in who want to grasp the chance with both hands. 

Of course we could. We have been in relegation form for the last 10 games or so with this squad. Take the genuine quality out, add a points deduction and the sides coming up from League 1 you’d expect to do well, the likes of Portsmouth and Derby. None of them look like a ‘Rotherham’.

 

If we stay down with a points deduction, it should hardly be a surprise to anyone if we went down to League 1 next year.

Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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21 hours ago, The Bear said:

Even if you stay down and get points deducted you're not gonna get relegated to League One. Come on now be serious, things aren't quite that bad. You'll still have a decent squad for this division even if you sell some more high earners. Not to mention you might get some players in who want to grasp the chance with both hands. 

We find ways not humanly possible in football both good and bad. We are a social experiment I'm convinced of it.

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Number 6

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Can see now what Brighton should have done following their massive profits...buy up a load of property that you can sell further down the line!

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MattFox

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14 hours ago, Pliskin said:

Can’t Top just sell the stadium in a dodgy deal to one of his mates? 

The club don’t own the stadium King Power own it separately 

Motty

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1 hour ago, MattFox said:

The club don’t own the stadium King Power own it separately 

They should pay us an appearance fee of 3 Mill per home match to grace their stadium, this season would have been 69 Mill in the plus column.

Bilo

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What chances of FBS reappearing as our shirt sponsor if promoted? They're still on the training kit and it would bring in some much-needed funds. 

ClaphamFox

ClaphamFox

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5 hours ago, Bilo said:

What chances of FBS reappearing as our shirt sponsor if promoted? They're still on the training kit and it would bring in some much-needed funds. 

Quite a high chance, I would think. 

Bilo

Bilo

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14 minutes ago, ClaphamFox said:

Quite a high chance, I would think. 

I'd be interested to see the relationship between FBS and King Power as they could end up paying a conveniently large amount to us if it's a close one. It was certainly a huge increase over King Power sponsorship last time.

Vlad the Fox

Vlad the Fox

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imagine if we somehow managed to sue the efl and premier league for damages due to their continued persecution of us against their own rules and the damages won brought us within the allowable losses. lollol 

 

 

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urban.spaceman

urban.spaceman

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13 hours ago, Vlad the Fox said:

imagine if we somehow managed to sue the efl and premier league for damages due to their continued persecution of us against their own rules and the damages won brought us within the allowable losses. lollol 

 

 

The report released with the statements on Friday does say we're seeking damages from them. Doubt it would be enough to cover that though lol

Vlad the Fox

Vlad the Fox

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1 hour ago, urban.spaceman said:

The report released with the statements on Friday does say we're seeking damages from them. Doubt it would be enough to cover that though lol

If it did they’d be after us with pitchforks and flaming torches lol 

Chrysalis

Chrysalis

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On 08/04/2024 at 08:35, Chelmofox said:

Transfer embargoes are over the top imho, especially as they are likely to change the rules anyway. No sense crippling clubs like that. 

It also prevents clubs from effectively fixing things.

 

So e.g. you might offload an expensive player and replace with a cheaper one, but an embargo instead would force you to keep the expensive one, as you got no replacement.

 

This has been my main issue with FFP regulations as a whole, they feel like they designed to put clubs in their place who dared, rather than been rationally thought out with sensible policies aimed at stabilising the game.

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Chrysalis

Chrysalis

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On 08/04/2024 at 11:37, Walshy5 said:

I've got to admit I've lost track of all this. All I want to know, can anyone tell me there is any possibility we could get points deducted this season? 

No, and the article I read suggests the EFL cant even punish us at all for EPL PSR breaches meaning they cant defer it to next season either (EFL).

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Gamble92

Gamble92

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21 hours ago, Bilo said:

What chances of FBS reappearing as our shirt sponsor if promoted? They're still on the training kit and it would bring in some much-needed funds. 

Please god no

Chrysalis

Chrysalis

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On 13/04/2024 at 14:55, Lambert09 said:

 

So we just sell the training ground to king power assuming they dont already own it instead of the club.  Its odd, as the EFL treated stadium sales as against the rules, so its either the EPL choosing a different path or looking for ways to not punish the bigger clubs.

ClaphamFox

ClaphamFox

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1 minute ago, Chrysalis said:

It also prevents clubs from effectively fixing things.

 

So e.g. you might offload an expensive player and replace with a cheaper one, but an embargo instead would force you to keep the expensive one, as you got no replacement.

Exactly. Transfer embargoes actively discourage clubs from selling their best players and trying to get their finances under control. They make further breaches more likely, not less. It's basically saying, "We're punishing you for breaching financial rules - and we're going to make it impossible for you to comply next season, too."

 

3 minutes ago, Chrysalis said:

No, and the article I read suggests the EFL cant even punish us at all for EPL PSR breaches meaning they cant defer it to next season either (EFL).

That's right. The EFL can't touch us at all for the EPL breach. So if we don't go up we won't have a points deduction next season for the 2020-23 breach. 

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