Everton shareholder shares instant appeal reaction after Premier League news

Everton shareholder Mike Parry has shared his instant reaction to the news that the club’s 10-point deduction has been reduced to six.

On Monday afternoon, the Premier League and Everton made the results of the appeals ruling public (26 February).With 12 games remaining, Everton is now five points clear of the relegation zone after getting four points restored.Shortly after the news, Parry posted on his own Twitter profile [February 26] and wrote: “This is a fantastic result and just reward to all those at Everton who have been working tirelessly to overturn the injustice of the 10 pts deduction.””It’s a huge boost for our powerful club to get four important points back, but I don’t think we should have been punished at all.”

Everton facing second possible PSR punishment

Fans of Everton now have some clarity. It’s finally accepted, following three months of fallout from the original punishment, that the Premier League made a severe choice.

Even if getting all ten points back would have been ideal, having four back significantly alters the Premier League standings.Even if getting all ten points back would have been ideal, having four back significantly alters the Premier League standings.Now, it is up to Sean Dyche and his team to make sure that we avoid dropping back into the bottom three and that we have a substantial cushion.This is an excellent outcome and a fitting reward for everyone at Everton who has put in a lot of effort.

Although I don’t think we should have been penalized in the slightest, our formidable club has benefited greatly from regaining four crucial points.Mike Parry, an Everton stakeholder, doesn’t think the Toffees should have lost any ground.

Nottingham Forest and Everton are both preparing for the second PSR charge, which is still a minor issue.If that’s the case and an appeal is filed, the outcome won’t be known until one week following the conclusion of the Premier League season.So there’s some clarity for the Toffees, but this strange campaign might yet have a few more twists and turns. Not to even mention the entire takeover drama.

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