According to the English Football League’s rules and regulations regarding sporting sanctions, clubs could face point deductions in the case of an “insolvency event”.
The rules state: “If any club becomes subject to or suffers an insolvency event, that club shall be deducted 12 points.
“If a group undertaking of a club becomes subject to or suffers an insolvency event, then the board shall have the power to impose upon the club a deduction of 12 points scored or to be scored in the League competition.”
The points would be deducted when the club becomes subject to any insolvency action. If this is before the fourth Thursday in March, the deduction is applied straight away. If it is after the fourth Thursday in March, the club will start the next season on minus 12 points.
Remember all the noise they made when they wanted us to be deducted points for playing Ji-Dong Wong
The rules state: “If any club becomes subject to or suffers an insolvency event, that club shall be deducted 12 points.
“If a group undertaking of a club becomes subject to or suffers an insolvency event, then the board shall have the power to impose upon the club a deduction of 12 points scored or to be scored in the League competition.”
The points would be deducted when the club becomes subject to any insolvency action. If this is before the fourth Thursday in March, the deduction is applied straight away. If it is after the fourth Thursday in March, the club will start the next season on minus 12 points.
Remember all the noise they made when they wanted us to be deducted points for playing Ji-Dong Wong
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