Everton are not being punished twice as you say, they have been punished for the 1st offence, committed another one the same, so they are to be punished for that separate offence, also, they have not been helping the inquiry & have been actively hindering it(Source: bbc/sky).

As i understand it, the FA/inquiry haven't even looked at their case yet as they were dealing with Forest's. At least forest actively helped their inquiry & were open to a 'plan' set by the them, what points deduction they get will be, interesting to say the least.

Edited by eagleman13 (18 Mar 2024 10.10am)

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

Forest get a 6 points deduction then .That makes it interesting at the bottom

Yup 4 point deduction, it was 6 points but was reduced to 4 because Forest co-operated with the inquiry.

However the report says that Forest will appeal which doesn't make sense surely the commission should have said 4 points if you accept the verdict and 6 points if you appeal and fail.

It seems to me they are rewarding Forest before the club has agreed to accept the verdict.

One more point

Burnley are now actually a decent squad. Capable of beating anybody on a good day.

does anybody know why the Current Burnley is so much better than Mid-winter ?

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

Their uptick in form has coincided with them dropping James Trafford...

goodbye Burnley, send our love to Millwall

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

And Luton surely to join them on their journey down to the Championship,together with the equally hopeless Sheffield.
All so hopeless,that even Mr.Hodgson may have kept us up with his equally hopeless Royball!!

Think there only hope is to try and remain within 3 points of Forest, then beat them on the last day.

I would imagine that Burnley, Luton & Forest all wake up, check the news outlets in the hope that Everton go into administration & immediately get another points deduction.

Of course there are still profit & sustainability proceedings going on with Forest & Everton (Appeals & details to clarify) so nothing is sure until they are completed but at the moment it dosent feel like any of those will be severe enough to have points deductions of the amount required to save either Burnley or Luton.

I think Burnley recognise what they are & how unattractive a proposition they are to any prospective managerial candidates available - if Burnley seriously thought that they could do better they probably would have cut ties with Vincent Kompany during December when it was obvious that every game until the end of the season was going to be part of a relegation struggle that might not end well -

He got them promoted & he has stayed with them throughout this season when in all probability he would likely have had opportunities to jump ship -

Its my opinion that the club will decide to continue with him in the hope that he can get them promoted again & he will stay until a really decent job comes along, possibly as part of a domino effect caused by Guardiola leaving city.

In any event it will be interesting to see what happens.