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The first time I went to an Everton match was during the FA Cup in 1989. Unfortunately, it went the wrong way.
Tonight, they didn’t disappoint.
Thanks for the invite, @andyburnham.
ALT Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Burnham of the United Kingdom attend a football game in Liverpool, UK.
ALT Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Burnham of the United Kingdom attend a football game in Liverpool, UK.
ALT Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Burnham of the United Kingdom attend a football game in Liverpool, UK.
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We must stand together to reject this reckless and dangerous sabre rattling from Milei. He is a paper tiger trying to deflect from his own domestic failures and does not frighten us.
The Falkland Islands are British sovereign territory and will remain so. – at Newhaven, England
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It appears a sizeable sale will be required before the window closes if Everton are to remain on the right side of Squad Cost Ratio.
Armstrong looked set to become the latest casualty of these lopsided regulations, now the pressure has shifted onto Ndiaye.
Outside the Sly 6, players are little more than movable assets, sacrificed to keep the Premier League’s ledgers looking respectable. A bleak illustration of how the game’s financial architecture treats those below the top six.
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Yeah Jack Grealish, Richarlison, Tete, Norgaard might improve us for now, but not exactly a long term plan is it
Lot of cans kicked down roads
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Everton had formally accepted Forest’s bid before kick off at The Vitality.
Player was due for medical at club today until Everton called this morning to rescind the offer.
Forest understood Everton were under pressure to sell/improve their SCR position [@talkSPORT]
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Just a joke.
Creating fake offshore accounts to be able to sign prime Hazard didn't create a benefit to Chelsea to require a points deduction
But Everton overspend by a few million, can get penalized, and sued by other clubs.
🚨 FA statement on Chelsea.
"A financial sanction of £10 million and a suspended two-window registration ban have been imposed on Chelsea FC for breaches of The Football Association [The FA] Football Agent Regulations, Regulations on Working with Intermediaries and Third Party Investment in Players Regulations.
"The FA charged Chelsea FC with 74 breaches of FA Rule E1.2 after its current ownership self-reported misconduct upon its purchase of the club. The FA is continuing to investigate individual misconduct arising out of this case.
"Chelsea FC admitted to the 74 breaches of FA Rule E1.2 prior to a hearing and an independent Regulatory Commission imposed a six-point deduction, which was to be suspended until 30 June 2027, and a £10 million fine.
"The club appealed against the suspended points deduction and an independent Appeal Board allowed the appeal and set aside this sanction following a further hearing. In its place, the Appeal Board imposed a registration ban for two complete and consecutive transfer windows which is suspended until 30 June 2027.
"The £10 million fine imposed by the Regulatory Commission was not subject to appeal and the full amount will be invested into grassroots football."
