There is rarely a quiet day in the world of football finance but last Friday appeared to be one of the most significant in recent times. The verdict on Everton naturally asks many questions regarding the future direction of the club but has raised many further questions for the future of many clubs across the English pyramid. Most notably, Manchester City and Chelsea Director Adam Davis spoke to BBC Newsbeat to explain the issues in further detail Check it out in the video below #football #finance #sportsbusiness
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9moFrom what I’ve read and heard the Everton situation doesn’t sound at all straightforward. Some of the disallowed costs appear quite contentious, although arguments could perhaps be made both ways, and the net reported disallowed losses are relatively small. Overall the punishment does seem very harsh.