If the owners are rich enough and are willing to put the money into the club and pay those bills from their own wealth, should they be stopped from doing that? They wouldn't be saddling the club with debt, but the rules stop them from doing that despite having the money to actually pay for it...
Or more like a second loan company saying they can lend you the money needed to make that payment and not be left with interests payments and late payment fines, but instead have to agree to a very bad deal in order to secure that payment (thinking along the lines of a Wonga pay day loan % /...
I suspect it's lower than Everton's deduction as they took into account Forest's argument around the timing of the sale of Brennan Johnson to Spurs as mitigation, having showed how it was in their best interest to hold out for a few months to receive a far better price for the player, rather...