According to Alan Myers, the panel’s decision in the Everton points deduction appeal isn’t delayed since it needs to take into account the evidence presented during the three-day hearing.

On February 7, the journalist for Sky Sports responded on Twitter to the implication that the decision had been postponed because the appeal had been heard the previous week [Sky Sports, 30 January].

Because they believed the punishment was excessive and that their reasons to mitigate the overspend had been overlooked, the Toffees announced their intention to appeal after being docked a Premier League record 10 points earlier this season for a profit and sustainability violation.

“Three days is just the hearing; the panel then has to make its judgment on the given evidence,” Myers said in response to the assertion that the verdict was delayed.

Everton eagerly awaits the response to their point deduction appeal.

This season has shown that Everton and its supporters must anxiously wait at certain intervals while attempting to focus on the end product.

The morale among the club was improved over the weekend by the atmosphere and performance at Goodison Park as the Toffees rallied to draw a point against Tottenham thanks to a header from Jarrad Branthwaite in the 94th minute.

However, recent events have shown that confidence gained on the field is frequently followed by another setback off it, so a win here would be a refreshing difference.

Even though the points deduction was swiftly overturned by a successful winning streak that lasted until December, a second Premier League referral for a later P&S infraction has raised the possibility of an even more severe penalty.

There is so a lot riding on this decision, and in either case, Everton will know their level of risk regarding the relegation threat the sooner they find out if they are out of the woods or not.

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