Everton received shocking news earlier this month, dropping 10 points from the Premier League due to financial misconduct, after the club spent three straight years with a loss of 124.5%, exceeding multi-million pound (about 5,602 million baht) revenues. League. He allowed a loss of 105 million pounds (about 4.725 million baht).
As a result of the aforementioned penalty, coach Sean Dyche’s team, which lost its last match against Manchester United 3-0 last Sunday, fell to the bottom of the standings with 4 points, equal to Burnley, bottom of the standings. Blue candy and this might eventually lead to a drop.
At the same time, Everton fans protested the Premier League’s decision by displaying papers containing messages. “Corruption” because they are dissatisfied with Manchester City not being punished because it has long been accused of violating Financial Fair Play rules more than 100 times in nine years (2009-2018).
However, in an interview with Football Insider on 27 November, financial expert Kieran Maguire believes Everton will receive a reduction in their points deduction once they lodge an appeal with the board.
“I think it’s safe to say there will be a significant reduction in the penalty with the points remaining,” Maguire said.
“The committee wants to show in the future that the use of funds must be strong. It must be punished severely. They want to set the tone for the club.”
“I think one of the things that irritates Everton is that they have only broken through £20m in three years.
“For the average pedestrian, this could be a lot of money. But in a business with an annual turnover of £200m, you could say it’s very small.
He added: “We know that the Premier League is trying to use this case as a model for the future, but I do not think that Everton will be deducted 10 points once the appeal decision is made.”
Sky Sports News said that Everton has until December 1 to decide on its appeal, while the English Premier League takes seven days to consider whether to accept the matter or not.
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