BensGrandad
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They will not be relegated by losing those 3 points but by failing to get 8 or so more.
Rotherham penalty announced before weekend [Update: 3pts deduction]
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They will not be relegated by losing those 3 points but by failing to get 8 or so more.
Prince Monolulu
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...and cosmetic dentistry
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Middlesbrough failed to turn up at Blackburn for a PL fixture in 1997 due to multiple injuries and a virus. They were deducted 3 points for the no-show, and were relegated that season.
If they'd have just turned up and lost, they'd have stayed up !
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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That's a good point, and has set a precedent, which could mean an appeal from whoever 'loses'
If there's no points deduction, I can see Millwall taking it further and vis versa.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The Tevez situation was different due to third party ownership. AFC Wimbledon & Hartepool had points deducted so the precedents have been set.
We're not gaining anything but Rotherham should lose the advantage they gained.
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
....but the main advantage they had that day was the fact that they were playing US.
jamie the seagull
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- Jul 27, 2011
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"Manager Steve Evans has revealed Rotherham will find out whether they will be deducted points for fielding an ineligible player before the weekend."
"The three-man panel is finally set to meet on Thursday, with Evans expecting news of his club's fate in the next 24 hours"
http://www.itv.com/news/2015-04-23/rotherham-wait-anxiously-on-points-deduction-decision/
"The three-man panel is finally set to meet on Thursday, with Evans expecting news of his club's fate in the next 24 hours"
http://www.itv.com/news/2015-04-23/rotherham-wait-anxiously-on-points-deduction-decision/
- Nov 11, 2009
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Good article explaining this case and precedents
http://www.newsatden.co.uk/47954-lawyer-expects-deduction-for-millwalls-relegation-rivals.html
He was registered to play until the Friday and then it was renewed on the Monday - there was no deliberate attempt to gain any advantage it was just poor admin. so like Blackpool they will get a fine . To deduct three points would be harsh . if it sent them down they would appeal and they would have strong grounds based on the Blackpool case . That would also take a long time so a fine suits all parties i think ..........
If your car insurance ran out on Friday and, due to poor admin on your part, you would renew it on Monday, would you then keep driving the car over the weekend?
Or if you thought it ran out on the Monday (but it actually ran out on Friday) and you got caught driving at the weekend, do you think the courts would take that into consideration?
- Apr 5, 2014
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I think the difference could be that Blackpool lost their match, and Rotherham United won.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
If Millwall had beaten Blackburn mmm not sure anyone here would think a fine would be ok.
- Nov 11, 2009
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it will be 3 points deduction imho, the young lad in question got man of the match, played 90 mins in centre of their defence and they won 1-nil. He had a pretty significant part in the game and as MOM you cannot argue he didn't affect the result.
If Rotherham are given just a fine, and they finish fourth bottom by less than 3 points, you can be certain that whoever finishes 3rd bottom of Wigan or Millwall will be going through the courts.
So many times when a team has got points with an inelligble player the points are deducted, a fine is only normally for a team that loses anyway despite the offence
Agree. It'll be three points lost. Only reason Blackpool didn't is because they lost the game in question. Plenty of precedents. League should deal with it more quickly too.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I wonder as the decision will have an impact on relegation for somebody, if the game will be replayed, plus a fine.
Otherwise the whole thing is potentially going to drag through the courts.
Otherwise the whole thing is potentially going to drag through the courts.
A bit like Albion v York back in the day?
But yeah, I agree.
Minor fine, one point penalty, game result quashed and match replayed on Tuesday.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I do not think there will be a point penalty (maybe a suspended one).
The problem is, it will end up in court if the FA / FL are not careful as it will affect somebody.
How many super fan points for a replayed game in Rotherham?
Free scarves laid on for travelling fans?
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