Juventus punishment.... is it really?

[A Source (aka Angry Badger)]

Docked 15 points for fixing their balance sheets by artificial gains from club transfers.
This now leaves them in mid table safety.
Not really a punishment if you retain your status in the top flight.

Boltons punishment just reset the balance sheets, Derby I assume is pretty much the same. Waste of time if they go back up

Just waiting for the day that championship clubs get together and all admit overspending and all start the season on -15 points - level playing field.

[aghast]

Being fined, deducted points or even being put into administration doesn't really seem to harm these clubs. After a few years they seem to be back where they were, old debts wiped out or repaid as a fraction of what was owed, and they are then free to rack up more debt and loans.

Meanwhile Wael keeps us solvent and legitimate and we struggle to survive.

[supergas]

Jan 21, 2023 10:18:15 GMT A Source (aka Angry Badger) said:

Docked 15 points for fixing their balance sheets by artificial gains from club transfers.
This now leaves them in mid table safety.
Not really a punishment if you retain your status in the top flight.

Boltons punishment just reset the balance sheets, Derby I assume is pretty much the same. Waste of time if they go back up

Just waiting for the day that championship clubs get together and all admit overspending and all start the season on -15 points - level playing field.

FFP has only ever been fair in name and never in practice - in any league and by any club (including Rovers). 

Genuinely starting to think there is no way to force clubs to spend/recruit based on any measure related to income, but if anyone genuinely has one please share it...