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@Benjwinst If we don’t get £80m for him we keep him - should be the stance. We’re in a position of strength

@EvertonNewsFeed @sportbible Ok, if he wants to go then we set a fair fee and we hold out until we get that. He plays for us next season if we don’t.

🗣️“You don't know where football will take you next…I want to be the best player and to do that you have to play at the top. I want to be playing at the top level. I want to be playing Champions League football" - Ndiaye when asked about his Everton future (Via - @sportbible )

🚨🔵 Everton have sealed deal to sign young centre forward Kai Hutchison from Dundee United. 16 years old Scottish youth international has accepted #EFC proposal.

🔵🚨Everton are set to complete a deal deal for Kai Hutchinson from Dundee United. The 16-Year-Old is set to join Everton U18's.

@EvertonNewsFeed @MailSport No chance. He’s our best defender, just needs to get healthy

🗞️Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Manchester United are all monitoring Jarrad Branthwaite. Everton would demand a fee in excess of £70M for Branthwaite. (Source - @MailSport )

@EvertonNewsFeed Who’s voting yes 🤯

📊£70M+ for Jarrad Branthwaite, would you sell him?

Paddy Pimblett did a charity exhibition match with a boxer who has Down syndrome who goes by "The Real GGG." 🥹

Is this the new home shirt?

@WatchedToffee @Tony_Scott11

@Tony_Scott11 Furthermore, Everton will pay Manchester City £50m and it's a penalty to Liverpool.

Get the mortgage, the car, your Grand National winnings, life savings and the shirt off your back on - "After a long and thorough investigation of 115 breaches the Premier League can confirm that Manchester City will face no further punishment."

6 clubs tried to end English football as we know it and were fined £22m BETWEEN them. Everton have now essentially been fined £52m plus a no doubt hideous figure on legal fees for simply trying to compete with those big boys (sadly failing) and building a stadium. It’s appalling

@DudespostingWs Wow. And, looks like there’s a couple of areas he could go even faster

Ja’Kobe Tharp just broke the world record in the 110m hurdles during the NCAA Championship prelims. He ran 12.75(Previous World Record was 12.80 in 2012). Tharp’s personal best before this was 13.01. Dropping .26 seconds in the 110m hurdles is absurd.

City bidding £120mil for a player Newcastle had to sell to comply with FFP while still having not had a single punishment for 115 charges. On the day Everton are punished yet again for one overpayment that only occurred because of the War in Ukraine. Football has become a farce

So: a further utterly NONSENSICAL aspect of the ruling against Everton by the independent commission is that they openly admit to relying heavily on evidence from David Baldwin to establish the link between £19.5m overspend and the 4 points extra Everton gained ahead of Burnley. 1. David Baldwin, and by the IC's OWN ADMISSION, had spent 6 years being associated with Burnley. 2. His testimony was treated as that of an 'expert' despite him admitting he was using his "lived experience". Seriously? 3. The gist of Baldwin's argument was that Everton's £19.5m overspend - which was cumulative over 3 years - could you be used entirely to support the extra 4 points Everton gained over and above Burnley in the one season, 21/22. This was without him using any mathematical, statistical or probabilistic modelling - just 'lived experience' 4. Remember, we already established that the IC thinks a PSR breach can occur at anytime, 365 days a year, during a 3 year cycle - and not at the point they are actually tested. This is 'dangerous & unworkable' as Everton put it in their statement & also highly likely why they were so angry. There is no way the rules were drafted to intend this. It also means if you were already in breach of PSR but sold hotels or your women's team to cure it, you are still in breach. Clearly a nonsense, because in several instances these "cures" have been allowed - *as long as it was done by the financial year end, when PSR was being tested*. This is a key pillar of Everton's defence - Burnley were relegated before Everton's year-end and so a PSR breach had not yet occured. 5. Baldwin's testimony is used to rebuff that; he infers that sporting advantage was gained already at the start of the season because Everton did not reduce their squad/sell players/adjust their PSR position. Not true. Everton submitted an initial PSR position showing compliance - they did not set out to breach.

🚨David Phillips KC, Alan Greenwood and Nick Igoe who made the panel that gave Everton their original 10 point deduction heard were the same panel that heard this case with Burnley

Everton punished again while Man City who have had 115 charges hanging over them for years now are trying to buy Elliot Anderson for 130 million Sound 👍🏻

Everton overspend by £35m - 8 points and effective £45m fine (Burnley + loss of merit payments) Chelsea Breach 74 rules - £10m fine Sky 6 join a Super League - £3.5m fine

@richardajkeys Everton tax is real

The PL are having a laugh. Everton are to pay £40m to Burnley because of PSR breaches in 21/22? Burnley were relegated because they were shit not because of anything Everton did. How about getting the City case settled before we hear anymore about PSR at other clubs?

@GiuliaBould Intuition tells me there’s nothing independent about them. Hand picked to deliver both verdicts.

Further info: The same 3 person panel that gave a 10 point deduction to Everton heard this case. That sanction was negated & recalculated on appeal to -6 pts. That panel was critical of the first #EFC now had 4 cases, 3 panels & appeal panel heard. Other cases yet to be resolved

@ElBobble Not Hill Dickinson defending us is it 😑

Burnley are set to win their legal case against Everton against PSR breaches. Everton are set to pay Burnley circa £40m in damages, the toffees are expected to appeal 🔵

@ColinAirey4 @Boropolis @MailSport No he doesn’t

@Boropolis @MailSport Does he want to go there without a manager and a small London club.

🚨 | BREAKING: Crystal Palace are readying a bid worth close to £20m for Hayden Hackney. Middlesbrough’s valuation for the Championship Player of the Season is around £25m. [@MailSport] #Boro | #UTB | #CPFC