Breaking News: West Ham manager  queries Everton’s point appeal ruling.

David Moyes feels Everton’s second PSR fine—which they will probably appeal—is “unfair” to other Premier League

teams. Four of the ten points that were taken away from the Toffees early in the season were recently restored, but

more punishment might be on the way. Nottingham Forest and Everton were accused of breaking financial

regulations, and they are currently awaiting a response from the Premier League.

In the event that a club is punished points and files an appeal, the outcome is anticipated to be determined a week

following the conclusion of the season. According to The Standard [1 March], Moyes stated the following in advance

of West Ham’s Saturday (2 March) trip to Goodison Park: “It’s unfair to not give the clubs who could stay up a

chance to do so.” If it was after the season, I believe that would be incorrect.

Would you be delighted to get an announcement that your club has been promoted back to the Premier League?

Naturally The fact that some of the best QCs on the panel likely sat and misjudged Everton’s initial sentence is even

more disheartening. It’s similar to hoping that the authorities would carry out their duties properly when someone

goes to court. “The second panel said no, there should be a reduction, but the first panel stated it’s 10 points. We

shouldn’t be getting things incorrect, but I’m not an expert, so I’m not sure how they arrived at the points.

When it first came out, everyone had the immediate impression that something might change. This implied that

Everton had to have a strong enough argument to justify its unfairness. You would have expected that the panel, in

handling it, would have taken it into account. Everton and Nottingham Forest are awaiting penalties for PSR

breaches. Although Everton has received some clarification regarding the initial point deduction, this additional

charge means that the Premier League standings is still incomplete. The Toffees and Forest are expected to get a

point deduction of some kind, and as it is essentially a free hit, they will almost certainly choose to challenge the

ruling. This implies that, once the final ball of the season is kicked, the  standings might not look exactly the same a

week or two later. From West Ham’s perspective, it makes zero difference as they are not even close to being in a

relegation scrap. However, for the likes of Brentford, plus possibly Bournemouth and Crystal Palace, they could face

an anxious wait along with Everton and Forest. It may be unfair, but so to was the way the Premier League went

about punishing Everton the first time around. Hopefully, a bit of common sense is shown this time around.

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