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BBC's comments section clearly demonstrates the majority of posters think the penalty regime is a farce, with more mentions of Man City than Everton. To draw an analogy, it's like a flight attendant mopping up a spilt gin and tonic while the plane flies on with only one wing.

Very interesting. I think next season in the Prem could be an absolute cracker at both ends of the table. This year we've got plucky Luton, while Burnley and the Blades have stunk the place out, so Everton can breathe easy but replace those 3 that cam up with Leeds, Leicester and Saints and...

1. I would class "the elite" as those clubs who are under no pressure of losing their star players to other Prem clubs, so basically Man City, Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea. Even Spurs and Villa couldn't keep Kyle Walker and Jack Grealish. 2. I've not seen any posters have an...

Thank you for the clarification, but the optics of this are important and the Premier League - rightly or wrongly is being damaged. And whilst the Everton case may have been straightforward we are dealing with a club that is unlikely to get into a European place or go down regardless of the...

Albion fans can look at this objectively because we are not threatened by being overtaken by Everton whether the fine is 1 point or 50 points, yet there isn't one person on this thread that thinks 6 points is a fair punishment. Indeed, you look at the comments on the BBC story and it is clear...