make it 20

Brilliant 😂😂

Boo hoo you gonna claim Everton have done nothing wrong?

The answer is get rid of FFP. FFP is wrong.

@TheBillABCTV then everyone can spend crazy without any restrictions! Yay problem definitely solved 🤡

When Leeds found a loophole, they charged them and fined them 200k anyway.

Hardly, knowingly exploiting a loophole that will cause financial punishment when found out is not generally a smart thing to do

@@MBedford1 If it's a loophole in the rulebook then you can't be punished for it. The entire point is that you've found something you can do that the rules that don't say you can be punished, if you break the rules then you can be punished. Otherwise you can just sue them because they're punishing you for not having broken a rule

Funny you think Leicester’s board contains smart people

when derby found a loophole, they docked them 9 points

And added those points to Manchester City

Leicester City isn't in facing the same issues those clubs faced

With interest rates very high

@@asherlyle I wouldn’t like to comment. But probably 4-5%

don't get my hopes up

@@upthebracket26 they’ll find a buyer at best. Either way come next season (in whichever league) they’ll get a 6 point penalty it’s been stated by the EPL and EFL.

great conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories are normally proven correct and people who listen to them and research them are generally smarter than people who like to parrot the phrase.. they're generally called 'repeaters'.

@@keithfreeman7725 like the person who post I commented on? Seems a lot of the big 6 bias sprouted around recently. Show me any evidence. Then maybe I'll not believe it is.

@@keithfreeman7725 and people who parrot conspiracy theories are what?

@@keithfreeman7725 Thats not only one of the dumbest things ive ever read, but theres not an ounce of genuine research backing that claim. But thanks for letting everyone know that youre gullible.

Nah more like a huge * next to every trophy won in last decade like it's not 115 FC fans fault for their clubs cheated but a nice little * to every achievement will be a nice touch.

That only works if it is then rounded to nearest point. Imagine loosing title because of 0.2 points. Also after the first 0.2 point deduction, why should clubs care about the next 3 because it's unlikely that teams around them will be in decimals on the same points as them.

That wouldn't work for lower league teams as well as they aren't normally millions over so they would lose like one point at max which isn't enough

​@@mecjelthat would encourage everybody to cheat so as long you can round down 0.2 points.

I financial cheat. I want 60 points with a 20 point point reduction to stay in the premier league please.

If it's every season there is nothing stopping a team from spending a billion pounds one season, getting a FFP charge for it, then getting a ten point reduction reduced to six and then following FFP every other season with an absolutely stacked team at the cost of a six point deduction. By doing it for every three seasons they would pick up three charges which would be FAR more serious

Clearly missed the key takeaway: they have not broken the rules as of yet (nor is it likely that they will). But hey, don't let that stop you getting angry about something...

@@Blackfyre_93 If they wasn’t a shoe in for automatic promotion then their reply would be different is what I’m saying. They gambled and won and other clubs will try to match it yet as we know only three clubs can get promoted but more will lose money trying to chase them.

@@mrbluesky2051But therefore they haven't broken any rules. They took a calculated risk - a bet that, as you acknowledge, many clubs wager but only a handful can win. That's not cheating or breaking rules in any shape or form: that's, quite simply, business.

They haven't broken any rules at all they had a loophole and was found in clubs favour

@Blackfyre_93 The whole point of Ffp is to stop clubs from going bankrupt yet some fans obviously don't mind until its there team that goes to the wall

What's this got to do with the big 6? This issue is about the Championship.

​@@boulevard14because they drag theirs out for years using lawyers.

@limpethead Technically they're not allowed to drag claims out for years without a court being involved. And if they were "dragging it out" with their lawyers, wouldn't that imply that the rules ARE being applied to them, but they are fighting to appeal the charges? And this video is about EFL rules, I'm not even sure why the big 6 is even relevant here.

@boulevard14 your statement is very naive mate. If that's what you believe.

@limpethead What's the naive part? Surely, if they're "dragging" it out, they haven't got the outcome they wanted yet. I don't think I stated a belief at all.

Bro just sat here with this video on dead eyed with white noise washing through him as someone clearly explains why Leicester have done something wrong

@@DNOPLAYSGAMES what are they guilty of? They haven't broken any rules yet

correct. Doesn’t sound like Leicester are in any trouble though, they’ve just highlighted a loophole that they’re now going to fix

@@DNOPLAYSGAMEShe explained the exact opposite of what you said

Deduct Leicester 20 points please

The EFL can't go after City or Everton. Premier League is different to the EFL

@@danielhall7693 no wonder 😂

@@danielhall7693its the premier leauge have charged leicester and we will probably get deducted points next seasom

They’ve spent about 200 mill last season.We didn’t even spend any money last season and we sold players for about 100 Million.this is just unfair comparison

Yeah parachute payments need to be scrapped I would love to see Millwall in the prem for a season to see the shitehousery that follows or QPR and Blackburn but with parachute payments the advantage the relegated clubs have is too big and that needs to change.

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​@jamesduffy7549 but by definition, a loophole is being compliant with the rules. Framing it as a loophole instead of just being compliant portrays them as doing something shady.

@russellward4624 by your own standard framing it as a loophole means framing it as being by definition compliant with the rules

They obviously found a loophole lol watch the video 😂

thank sky. all those years ago and the "but the game will get better" bullshit is coming home to roost. couple that with fifa/uefa trying to cram in as many pointless games as they can and ITS DONE. superleague is a comin...............and i am ready to wash my hands the day it does.

​@@itwoznotmethe problem with the superleague is the other leagues need it way more and the prem does not like the premier league is a super league in comparison to the others.

Apart from clubs going bust left, right and centre chasing unsustainable ambitions.

No parachute payments are wrong they have single handedly ruined the competition in the championship which has caused clubs that break the mold and win a playoff to act irrationally and spend crazy so they can stay in prem for a few years to cash in on parachute payments when eventually relegated.

Not if they don't end up not being any any breach.... it hasn't happened yet....

@@natty187 they still haven't complied with a rule that the EFL has with the business plan being proposed since they're forecasted to break the rules. That's what it's for. Let's also not forget that Leicester broke ffp 10 years ago when they were last promoted to the premier league and they weren't punished.

@tombardsley3081 apparently they didn't have to, that is why the rule is being changed.... But you cant quite punish someone for *not as yet* breaking a rule... ie losing money which they have not yet....

@@natty187 true but they didn't follow a rule that the EFL has and Leicester's excuse was 'they were a premier league team so the rule doesn't apply to us' when actually they are a part of the EFL. It leads to so many possible issues if it is not addressed, especially if Leicester break the rules. There's been a history of teams getting away with massive financial losses that exceed ffp cos they got promoted to the premier league.

@tombardsley3081 yes i agree with you this point

Teehee😊

So are Sky Sports.

No, football is not a mess. What problem is that the rules are in place so a team doesn’t get itself bankrupted. This is about how much of a total loss a club is allowed over the years, where I still feel like it’s allowing a lot of millions to go on losses actually. Another thing is that the ffp rules are there so no club becomes all of a sudden a top without earning it in football aspect or investments, but all thanks to a multimillionaire/multibillionaire that bought the club and spends from his pocket a hundreds of millions or a billion at once for 18, 20 players and a new manager to win trophies within a season. While other clubs uses the money they make thanks to their investments, players from academy and becoming a top team through progress. Not becoming a top overnight, through someone that done nothing in football or doesn’t know football but just throws around a billion pound on players and new top manager.

@gamescgg6864 This shows how much of a mess it is. Business men own football, not chairmen/Fans

@thisismyhandleokay If you don't have business men in football, almost all clubs would be bankrupted or so. They bring stability in fhe club actions. They bring structure and so on to help the club progress. But not any business man can do the job right. That business man needs to understand how football works, the rules, law and so on. Fans can't do it. Look at Barcelona, perfect example of normal fans can't do it. Look at Man Utd, perfect example that any business man can't do it.

@gamescgg6864 nah, my clubs chairman is a businessman, but that doesn't mess with football. He's a fan first - Steve Gibson Middlesbrough FC

Doesn't sound like anything of the sort.

Hating on Leicester isn't a popular take mate. Hate on Man City they are the cheaters

The rules aren't about signing players

Does anyone actually say that

@@notfunny007 Oh yes me duck!

They didn’t cheat lol

@@d4v1doyou missed the joke

That won't work as sign on bonuses will go up dramatically to compensate for the salary cap.