[doncasterterrier]

My feelings are that if they don't pay, then if ever relegated Conference here they come. Certainly they should have been able to survive making a £5 mill loss which included parachute money. Makes me wonder about Harry's influence with Pompey's situation.

[WakeyTerrier]

I kind of hope they get relegated but we all know the football league wouldn't have the balls to do it, if they refused them into the Championship the Premier League would be become a closed shop very quickly indeed.

[Lord Snooty]

A fine is pointless. They should start the next season in the championship with a 20 point deduction.

[St Charles Owl]

As Wakey said, there is very little the FL can do without the premier league agreeing to help out with sanctions. If the sanctions are harsh and applied upon relegation, while that may be right morally, it would cause the premier league owners to find the 75% vote to close ranks and cut off the rest of us.

[MNTerrier]

maybe thats what needs to happen for most fans to finally wake up, if we want to premier leaue to sit up and take notice that how they are running the clubs and the silly tv money is ruining the game in this country the fans need to him them where it hurts.

boycott games and boycott tv games , without the demand from the fans there is no premier league

[Marco4]

The scope of the Premier League is global, though (look at the international rights deals), so people in Bangladesh won't stop watching their beloved Arsenal just because of a dispute with Barnsley.

[Citizen Jeebers]

Thank God Deano has got his head screwed on and abides by FFP

[MNTerrier]

true marco
but the clubs might take notice when folk stop going to the games or buying merchandise

[Marco4]

The latter might hit, MNT, but I don't think matchday revenue would be enough to make too much of a difference.

[JUSTASILLYOLDGIT]

Just watched Utd soundly beat QPR. God, do I hope they get relegated. If only to see if the FA have really got any balls. (Not literally though!)