Latest Nottingham Forest news as uncertainty remains for Reds and Everton after Premier League PSR charges
The publication of Everton’s accounts on Sunday will have piqued the interest of Nottingham Forest fans.
Everton were docked 10 points - reduced to six on appeal - earlier in the campaign but are facing a second PSR charge. And with that in mind, their accounts do not make for good reading. Even if the Reds’ appeal process is concluded well in advance of that date, as seems likely, depending on what happens with Everton it might be that the relegation picture remains up in the air when most players have already gone away for their holidays. Both clubs are in the thick of the survival scrap, after all.
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