Premier League cannot take action against the club for exceeding the relevant PSR threshold

[TheGoldenGod]

3 minutes ago, brookfox said:

I must have missed the Prem statement where they were “surprised and disappointed” they were not able to penalise Chelsea for avoiding PSR sanctions for selling hotels and essentially trafficking young footballers.

This^ It's borderline criminal an organisation like the PL can use that phrasing when by the rules set by them, we've broken no PSR regulations for the 22/23 period.

 

In black and white they essentially saying they are gutted they couldn't punish "little old Leicester". Corrupt scumbags!

[FOXSE]

10 hours ago, ajthefox said:

Mixed emotions.

Obviously this is great for this season and the longer term if we can stay up, but my word what a shitshow all this is.

I felt the same when we won the league... I just couldn't help feeling we didn't have the squad for the champions league. So whilst I was happy, I was also worried. 

[Paninistickers]

14 minutes ago, Scotch said:

We DID break the rules! We just used ambiguity in the wording of those rules to escape punishment

Isn't it the opposite? 

 

We argued that the rules were ambiguous and open to interpretation. 

 

We have successfully won the legal argument that the rules need to be applied as written - and not as interpreted. 

 

So we have ADHERED to the rules,.not broken them 

[FrankieADZ]

reports Villa where like10hrs away from a FFP/PSR issues too

 

shows it all really 

[brookfox]

Interesting to see this morning how close Villa came to breaking PSR in their push to break the Top4. Just emphasises the rules are in place to keep the rich rich and the poor grateful. With hindsight part of me wishes the Super League had taken off.

[sylofox]

WE FAUGHT THE PREM AND THE PREM LOST

 

WE FAUGHT THE PREM AND THE PREM LOST

[LCFCJohn]

To echo others, it’s really crap that this is what football has become.

 

Also crap that we know exactly what is coming from referees this season now. Hopefully we make sure not to take it quietly.

 

In terms of others fans, who cares really. That cesspit of a Coventry forum wouldn’t even care if it was another club. They just can’t stand us.

 

Forest and Everton fans are just hypocrites if they are complaining as they have been arguing the rules are BS anyway so it’s all just self serving based on them just wanting a relegation spot sorted rather than out of any actual principle.

 

And I always remember when the super league stuff happened and they were let off with a pat on the back and a wink, what was said? 
 

‘It’s not fair to punish the fans’.

 

So presumably the same applies here yeah?

[MonkeyTennis?]

1 minute ago, sylofox said:

WE FAUGHT THE PREM AND THE PREM LOST

 

WE FAUGHT THE PREM AND THE PREM LOST

Absolutely have to sing this at the next game. 

[Daggers]

[Flappit]

46 minutes ago, shailen said:

They can fine us but surely the EFL can't take Premier league points away from us?? Might be messy if we get relegated! 

EFL can't touch us whilst we're in the premiership. If/when we get relegated, we will be facing an almighty sanction from them IF they can prove that we broke any of their rules. 

[RonnieTodger]

Finding it hard to celebrate this, given what a disaster 2022/23 was.

 

We’d have still been much better off in surviving, taking a deduction and then finishing above three crap promoted teams. 

 

Still, looking forward to calling Everton and Forest cheats at every opportunity. 

[Flappit]

35 minutes ago, Fox forever said:

A punishment for 23/24 if applicable will be done during this season 

I don't think that's right. They cannot apply a sanction. Well, they're welcome to, but we're not competing in their competition, so I'm happy, on behalf of Leicester, to accept a 100 point deduction for the season 2024-25.  Sheff Utd were allegedly due to get hit with a points deduction on their return this year for infringements related to paying (or not!) other clubs for transfers in their promotion year.

[Babylon]

3 hours ago, Paninistickers said:

Isn't it the opposite? 

 

We argued that the rules were ambiguous and open to interpretation. 

 

We have successfully won the legal argument that the rules need to be applied as written - and not as interpreted. 

 

So we have ADHERED to the rules,.not broken them 

Hmmmm it's a weird one. There are two things here, we DID fail PSR. We spent more money than was allowed; that's not been up for argument. 

 

The argument we've won is that the EFL didn't have the remit to punish us, and neither did the premier league, because we fell into a void between the rules (their own problem). There is no perfect analogy for it really

 

If we had stayed up, we'd have been punished. So, as per the analogy, if we'd stayed in the country (premier league) we'd have been put in prison, but we fled to brazil (the EFL). When returning to our country of origin (Premier League), they couldn't do anything.

Edited 4 September by Babylon

[phoneticerror]

42 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:

bet they are up in arms about the decision, even the vast majority of people can see PSR/FFP is just there to protect the top 6 clubs

Not really, I think most are on our side. The guest they had on was a Forest fan too.

[ian__marshall]

Just watching a video on YouTube that Forest Fan TV have put up entitled 'Cheating Scum! Leicester Escape Point Deduction...' (yes I do feel dirty after watching that so need to go for a shower), oh it's a joy to watch! I love how salty these hypocrites are. Turning on their saviour Steve Cooper too. But to summarise they don't care about what happens to us , and apparently Di Marco is a Forest man. 

[phoneticerror]

36 minutes ago, Lesta Legend said:

They just had their in house Forest fan on and while he said lots of fans will feel aggrieved he believed that this is fair play as it exposes the ineptitude of PSR rules. 

Yeah I listened. The Forest fans pissing and moaning are being petty. The situation for us is slightly different, albeit because we were a bit more cunning

[Pliskin]

1 hour ago, Babylon said:

They can appeal, but I think it's unlikely. When you start basically admitting the wording isn't up for scratch yourself I'm not sure if gives you anywhere to go. 

 

I don't like the press even saying a technicality, really, as per the judgement. We've merely applied the rules as they are written, that's on them. 

 

I think new rules would now need to be drawn up and voted on. 

Ultimately that’s what will happen. It often does when a case going through a legal process falls down. 
 

The premier league rather than chasing us, will now need to have their policies reviewed, as all we’ve done is highlight where it falls apart. 

Edited 4 September by Pliskin

[Vlad the Fox]

24 minutes ago, Babylon said:

I was trying to think of an analogy last night and funnily enough that's the best one I could come up with also. 

How about...

 

Leicester City were caught stood over the bloody corpse of the premier league with a bloodied and dripping carving knife in their hand saying 'take that you bastard'.

 

But then get off with it because the prosecution referred to the knife as a flick knife. 

 

 

[Fox forever]

4 minutes ago, Flappit said:

I don't think that's right. They cannot apply a sanction. Well, they're welcome to, but we're not competing in their competition, so I'm happy, on behalf of Leicester, to accept a 100 point deduction for the season 2024-25.  Sheff Utd were allegedly due to get hit with a points deduction on their return this year for infringements related to paying (or not!) other clubs for transfers in their promotion year.

As at 30 June this year we are a premier league club. PL will therefore look at our 23/24 PSR calculations and if failed punish us in January 25. 

[MonkeyTennis?]

1 minute ago, Fox forever said:

As at 30 June this year we are a premier league club. PL will therefore look at our 23/24 PSR calculations and if failed punish us in January 25. 

Not sure - I think the PL PSR rules look at spending over three years, and the appeal outcome suggests that because we weren't in the PL last year (esp during one crucial month last summer), they can't take that year into account at any point. So that would make it hard for us to breach at any point if 2023/24 is in the mix. Could be wrong though!

[FrankieADZ]

7 minutes ago, phoneticerror said:

Not really, I think most are on our side. The guest they had on was a Forest fan too.

bloody hell, usually talksport rim the top 6 teams,

[UniFox21]

The biggest concern is the wording of the Prem's statement regarding the law not being inforced as wanted/usual crap of spirit of the law. 

Rather than how it is actually written and worded

[FrankieADZ]

i really hope everton win their appeal too if im honest, get this stupid FFP/PSR out

[Babylon]

6 minutes ago, Vlad the Fox said:

How about...

 

Leicester City were caught stood over the bloody corpse of the premier league with a bloodied and dripping carving knife in their hand saying 'take that you bastard'.

 

But then get off with it because the prosecution referred to the knife as a flick knife. 

 

 

Yeah I prefrer that one 

[RonnieTodger]

1 hour ago, phoneticerror said:

We’re the topic on TalkSport after the ads

There is no such time