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Premier League: Everton's 10-point penalty reduced following successful appeal - Vimarsana News

Premier League: Everton's 10-point penalty reduced following successful appeal

The club faced allegations of breaching regulations for the 2021-22 season

From Founder Member to Sacrificial Lamb. Should Everton's points penalty be reversed on appeal? - Vimarsana News

From Founder Member to Sacrificial Lamb. Should Everton's points penalty be reversed on appeal?

Retired lawyer Peter Quinn has been diligently following the case of Everton's PSR breach and provides this article as a comprehensive analysis of where we are after the club filed its appeal of the independent commission's decision to deduct 10 points as punishment in line with Premier League wishes.

Panel who punished Everton will decide on rivals' compensation claims - Vimarsana News

Panel who punished Everton will decide on rivals' compensation claims

Burnley and Leicester City, who finished 18th in the Premier League in the past two seasons respectively, would appear to have the strongest case for damages

Compensation claims against Everton to be decided by same panel - Vimarsana News

Compensation claims against Everton to be decided by same panel

The same independent commission that handed Everton a top-flight record points deduction last week will also decide whether the clubs relegated over the past couple of seasons can claim compensation for lost revenue as a result of the Blues' overspending.

Independent Commission into Everton breach has more than air of show trial about it - Vimarsana News

Independent Commission into Everton breach has more than air of show trial about it

It’s hard to shrug off the feeling that there was nowhere near enough distance between the prosecution and the adjudicating entity for this to have been a truly fair process.