[Football] Leicester lose appeal against Premier League PSR charge

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Bozza

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Leicester's appeal against the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability charge has been rejected by an independent commission.

The commission has ruled the top flight can punish the Foxes for an alleged breach for the three seasons leading up to 2022-23 after they were charged in March.

Leicester appealed against the charge as they were in the English Football League (EFL) at the time it was issued and felt the Premier League had no jurisdiction, having been relegated in 2023, but the commission has ruled English football's top flight can continue pursuing them.

Leicester are appealing against the latest ruling.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c9x83ngge69o
 




Bald Head

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Leicester's appeal against the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability charge has been rejected by an independent commission.

The commission has ruled the top flight can punish the Foxes for an alleged breach for the three seasons leading up to 2022-23 after they were charged in March.

Leicester appealed against the charge as they were in the English Football League (EFL) at the time it was issued and felt the Premier League had no jurisdiction, having been relegated in 2023, but the commission has ruled English football's top flight can continue pursuing them.

Leicester are appealing against the latest ruling.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c9x83ngge69o
Beat me to it by a few seconds. Damn.
 


Mellotron

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Does/could this mean a points deduction for this coming season?
 












Eeyore

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Shouldn't take any joy at Leicester City or Everton and Forest being punished whilst Chelsea and Manchester City extract the urine.
 






Beanstalk

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A reminder that Manchester City's case is extremely different to Leicester's and City will get punished when the true course of justice is able to play out. Manchester City's case is for 115 charges and it is extremely complex and that is why it is taking longer than these pretty straightforward, spending too much, cases that we're seeing from Leicester, Everton and Forest.

Leicester also deserve to get punished for the record. They broke the rules whilst in the Premier League, and they're trying to argue that they couldn't be punished by the Premier League last season as they weren't in the Premier League at the time. It's pathetic.
 


Driver8

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A reminder that Manchester City's case is extremely different to Leicester's and City will get punished when the true course of justice is able to play out. Manchester City's case is for 115 charges and it is extremely complex and that is why it is taking longer than these pretty straightforward, spending too much, cases that we're seeing from Leicester, Everton and Forest.

Leicester also deserve to get punished for the record. They broke the rules whilst in the Premier League, and they're trying to argue that they couldn't be punished by the Premier League last season as they weren't in the Premier League at the time. It's pathetic.
The Premier League shouldn’t have let them back in.
 






Thunder Bolt

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Shouldn't take any joy at Leicester City or Everton and Forest being punished whilst Chelsea and Manchester City extract the urine.
Leicester were one of the reasons FFP came into force, building their new stadium, and re-branding the club so didn’t pay for it.
 












The Optimist

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Has a cheating club ever accepted the charges?

Instead, forever scheming of ways to cheat, later dreaming up different reasons to appeal.
Did Forest fight the charges? I know they argued they sold a player shortly after the cutoff point that would have made them compliant but if they had done so they would have received less money. It seemed like a valid point to raise, the June 30th deadline does seem weird in the context of FFP.
 




Cordwainer

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A lot of their fans were particularly scummy last time they visited the Amex..so feck em.
 


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