Dorset Seagull
Once Dolphin, Now Seagull
At least the football league would not have to fear legal reprisals if they made a points deduction. It's so obvious it makes you wonder why they would want it to be a financial penalty instead
What about other miscreants - such as Leicester? Or would that spoil the fairy story too much?
Actually did they sign up to FFP? Weren't they in the Premier league when this was signed by the then 72 Leagues clubs? Which means they didn't sign up, or did they have to when they got relegated?
I could be wrong though!
Either way by entering the FL they agreed to be bound by the existing rules of the FL the option being they wouldnt have been accepted.
Actually did they sign up to FFP? Weren't they in the Premier league when this was signed by the then 72 Leagues clubs? Which means they didn't sign up, or did they have to when they got relegated?
I could be wrong though!
At least the football league would not have to fear legal reprisals if they made a points deduction. It's so obvious it makes you wonder why they would want it to be a financial penalty instead
What about other miscreants - such as Leicester? Or would that spoil the fairy story too much?
Err.............QPR (or any other club) could seek legal redress if there was a points deduction.
Err.............QPR (or any other club) could seek legal redress if there was a points deduction.
Err.............QPR (or any other club) could seek legal redress if there was a points deduction.
I have nothing against QPR but would mention that just like with Portsmouth - Harry Rednapp is now nowhere to be seen!
Two things...
1. That's ridiculous, but it's good that pone of us knows how this system works
2. Deduct the points then let them seek their redress... whilst in League 2.