A football finance expert explains what Forest can expect after Everton's six-point deduction and how it can affect Man City too
A football finance expert explains what Forest can expect after Everton's six-point deduction and how it can affect Man City tooUnlike Everton’s appeal, which was conducted with all the facts already established, there is a lot we don’t know about the charges against Forest.
A breach of around £11m would be proportionally the same as Everton’s £19.5m, given the lower threshold. PSR was introduced in 2013, in the wake of Portsmouth going into administration, to ensure that clubs are run in a sustainable manner and that rogue or overambitious owners cannot threaten their existence.
“Forest will point to the fact they did sell Johnson and that sale has brought them back into compliance – assuming it has done. That will help them ultimately. You’ve removed that sporting advantage through that particular player.” And past that, the uncertainty around the lingering charge could have a serious effect on Forest’s players and manager, who are unsure exactly what they need to do to ensure their Premier League survival.
This means there is every chance Forest will finish the season not knowing whether they are safe or not and could have to play their remaining games without clear parameters for ensuring their survival.As Everton and Forest fans have commented on throughout their own cases, Manchester City were charged with 115 breaches of PSR in January 2023, a case which has still not been heard or resolved.
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