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    Michael Brown

    Posted by Godders on 11/4/2024, 12:31:36

    Speaking a lot of sense...

    The current situation around points deductions is a complete farce.

    Players might ask "how do you approach it? We might need only four points from the next two games, but if the points deductions change we might need six."

    So they will have needed to go all out in some of these games instead of taking the draw and that is where it is not becoming fair.

    We need the decisions made. How can it be fair when you think a point is enough in a match but actually it is nowhere near enough and you needed all three? It just doesn't make sense.

    Luton's chief executive Gary Sweet has understandably been going mad about the situation. It would be different if Luton were sat there on 17 points and out of it but they are right in it and have done everything right. If they realised the points difference was only going to be three or four points they might have decided to go and spend more money in January. That doesn't mean it is right, but if others are doing it and they think 'we will do it too and take a four-point hit for the overspend' then they might think it is worth it.

    I have had points deducted when I was with Portsmouth when we went into administration. It is a big change around the setup and everything you are going to do. It relegates you, it changes things. But at this level in the main league in the world it is ridiculous. We are only getting these decisions made in April, why could it not have all been done in November?

    I don't think we need to say anything to the Luton players about how to handle it because everything that has been thrown at them they have dealt with and it has been incredible.

    They are setting themselves up for possibly the greatest escape we have ever seen and they are going to give everything
    .

      Re: Michael Brown

      Posted by Frank N Stein on 11/4/2024, 14:34:19, in reply to "Michael Brown "

      He is spot on.

      Imagine this scenario. We get an equaliser vs fulham last game of season with 10 mins to go. As the table stands we need a winner to move out of the relegation zone. In injury time we throw the keeper up for a corner at the death. We end up conceding at the other end. Forest or everton get a further points deduction that still relegates us but had we not thrown everyone up for that last minute corner we have got the point we needed to stay up.

      It's a complete farce.

        Re: Michael Brown

        Posted by Just an observation on 11/4/2024, 13:08:21, in reply to "Michael Brown "

        The Premier League's handling of the points deductions very adequately shows why the independent regulator is long overdue. However the regulator needs even more powers to prevent self interest/preservation

          Re: Michael Brown

          Posted by C.Ash on 11/4/2024, 20:44:45, in reply to "Re: Michael Brown "


          "Independent regulator"
          It's really worked well ( not )
          In electricity and gas
          Sewage in the rivers
          Etc etc etc
          Government ( tories and liebour ) getting a cut from all these failing industries.

          C.Ash is my name , make the cheques out to....

            Re: Michael Brown

            Posted by MG on 11/4/2024, 13:10:57, in reply to "Re: Michael Brown "

            Yes, it needs to be a genuine regulator for once, not a complete sham like OfWat etc. They need to have the powers and the budget to defend them.

            Re: Michael Brown

            Posted by tophatter on 11/4/2024, 12:34:45, in reply to "Michael Brown "

            I shat on the balcony of his villa, in Marbella.

            Not bad.

            Cheers,

            tophatter

              Re: Michael Brown

              Posted by Brownie on 11/4/2024, 13:14:40, in reply to "Re: Michael Brown "

              Not bad what?

                Re: Michael Brown

                Posted by Hat66 on 11/4/2024, 13:16:39, in reply to "Re: Michael Brown "

                Considering he was in a villa 2 streets away?

                  Re: Michael Brown

                  Posted by Captain Mainwaring on 11/4/2024, 13:49:02, in reply to "Re: Michael Brown "

                  Projectile squits!

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