If the Premier League gets their way in their desperate attempt to add more misery to an already difficult task, it appears that Everton’s already difficult task will become much more difficult.
The sad news of Bill Kenwright’s passing rocked English football earlier this week, and The Telegraph wasted no time in adding insult to injury by releasing a report detailing the 12-point deduction that their own division was attempting to impose.
If the Premier League gets their way in their desperate attempt to add more misery to an already difficult task, it appears that Everton’s already difficult task will become much more difficult.
The sad news of Bill Kenwright’s passing rocked English football earlier this week, and The Telegraph wasted no time in adding insult to injury by releasing a report detailing the 12-point deduction that their own division was attempting to impose.
According to a source cited by the Liverpool ECHO, “777 Partners hasn’t prepared for any possible punishment,” “all possible permutations, including fines and potential points deductions, were declared during the period of due diligence and have been “priced in” to deal to acquire the club.” It appears that such an eventuality had in fact been somewhat anticipated.
After pointing out that “whatever the outcome, sources maintain that it is unlikely to “deter” 777 Partners from pushing ahead with their plans to acquire the football club,” they go on to suggest that the final price may differ depending on what division they end up in.
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