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I'm sure Krasner mentioned this and said they were looking at a way to not pay this back. If it's true and we don't get penalised for it then that would be amazing. In fact I would take a 15 point deduction if it meant those rats over in Asia don't get a single penny.

Must be a good thing. If there was no chance of us winning the appeal surely they would've come to a quick decision.

Great point. They didn't even spend any time consulting with each other about the points penalty. No investigation was carried out. It was announced with immediate effect. Sheffield Wednesday were charged in November last year - their points penalty was announced eight months later. Different...

I have a feeling that Stanley Choi shafted Au Yeung. Why would anyone buy a club in the middle of pandemic? I feel Stanley wanted to rid himself of the club with little financial impact and used Au Yeung as the fall guy.

Fair play. I think it would/will be cruel to whichever club doesn't get a favourable outcome in the appeal. The bottom line is some guy who lives on the other side of the planet pulled a fast one and this is the result. There has to be a full investigation by the EFL and changes need to be made...

I'll be happy to see the end of this eithier way. The waiting and lingering is more painful than the outcome. Manager, players, potential buyers all hanging in limbo on the result of the appeal. Once the decision is made we know where we stand. Then the admins can really get to work and find us...

I expect we will be seeing a lot more clubs going into administration in the next few years. Unless you have a huge diehard fanbase you are at serious risk of going under and being expelled from the football league.