Exclusive: A financial specialist has assessed Everton’s “chances” of winning an appeal.

Supporters of Everton are eager to hear the result of their continuous appeal.

The procedure has taken almost three months to complete, given how swiftly the club refuted any and all claims of financial misconduct.

Following the worst points deduction in Premier League history, supporters of the Toffees came from all over the football world, denouncing the unfair and egregious verdict. They were accused of a crime more serious than a club going into administration.

Given how absurd this sentence is, it is predicted that a compelling argument will persuade the newly appointed independent commission to reduce the penalty. Few can foresee the result, though, considering that an earlier panel felt that a ten-point deduction was appropriate.

However, financial expert Kieran Maguire has now attempted to do so, expressing his opinions on the subject in an exclusive interview with Evans News.

What Kieran Maguire stated regarding the appeal of Everton

Few people are better suited to discuss Everton’s predicament than him because of his extensive knowledge of the business aspects of football and his connections to the city of Liverpool via his position at the university.

It is, after all, one that seems to draw attention all the time, with Evertonians fervently hoping for some positive news to emerge and rival supporters gloating in the anguish it creates.

“Everton have a potential case in respect of their appeal against that ten-point deduction, in respect of the conduct of the independent Commission,” writes Maguire, appearing to provide both sides of the debate.

“They have a case if they can convince a new administration that there were shortcomings in the procedure followed regarding the Premier League’s appointment of the KC to establish the independent Commission, the way it was staffed, and possibly most importantly, the lack of transparency regarding the reasoning behind the 10-point deduction.”

Even if one were to read between the lines, I think no new information about their innocence or guilt surrounding the allegations will be permitted to surface. It has more to do with the way the Commission operated in real life. If so, a tariff reduction and a mitigation plan might be put into place.

“It’s unlikely that it will be lowered to zero, but it could be lowered in terms of the number of points adjusted,” says the writer.

Without a doubt, Everton has pushed for a reduction in their deduction.

With the signing of KC Laurence Rabinowitz, the Toffees gave themselves the best chance to win their three-day game against the Premier League last week.

This seasoned attorney, after all, has a track record of fighting sporting battles in the courtroom and was endowed with an abundance of convincing evidence to support the lowering of their ten-point deduction.

Among these are the administrative point stated earlier and the piecemeal and dynamic nature of the Premier League’s original punishment.

Not only that, but the division as a whole may disintegrate due to the precedent they created by harshly sanctioning Everton. And that’s not even talking about how PSR is clearly designed to maintain power rather than to serve any other goal.

It is hoped that Maguire’s assertion is validated and that a compelling enough case was made to briefly review some important aspects.