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Premier League
Posted by Farhat on 18/5/2026, 11:14:45
"The Premier League could allow clubs to negotiate settlements over alleged breaches of its financial rules rather than have their fates decided by independent commissions.
It is understood that the overall aim is to accelerate the process when clubs are charged with breaking Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).
Sky News reports that top-flight clubs will be asked to vote at the Premier League's annual meeting next month on the plan, which could change the way clubs are penalised for breaching financial rules.
Under PSR rules Premier League clubs are not permitted to lose more than £105m over three years. That figure reduces by £22m for every season a club spends outside the top flight, but any possible change, if voted through, would be implemented immediately as PSR is being replaced at the start of next season."
In completely unrelated news - when is Man City's jusdgement due?....
Re: Premier League
Posted by HH on 18/5/2026, 11:25:50, in reply to "Premier League"
I'm sure I read somewhere that the Premier League has spent over £100m on legal fees in the City case.
Madness really when you think what that money could do in grass roots football.
Re: Premier League
Posted by HuN on 18/5/2026, 11:24:59, in reply to "Premier League"
Reads to me like just another step towards the PL closed shop scenario . . some 'top' clubs have been close to dropping out recently “You get a wonderful view from the point of no return.” Terry Pratchett
Re: Premier League
Posted by Hattersman on 18/5/2026, 13:18:28, in reply to "Re: Premier League"
Good riddance to them if they do form a Euro super league.
Re: Premier League
Posted by since 63 on 18/5/2026, 13:56:33, in reply to "Re: Premier League"
all these Johnny-come-lately yank owners of clubs, trying to create a World Series for our game, as they have failed to create one for their game of rounders. Good riddance, let's get back to proper clubs, matches and fans and no football tourists in their one-off visits to a game and their brand new half-and-half scarves.
Re: Premier League
Posted by WingedHatter on 18/5/2026, 12:42:08, in reply to "Re: Premier League"
I know what you mean. Much as I would love to see Spurs relegated, I fear it would hasten a move towards less or no relegation. If it can happen to them....
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