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Small Heath Alliance
16:25, Tue 2 Dec
Birmingham City have been punished for their part in an incident during their meeting with Hull City in October
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Birmingham City blasted for ‘consistent failing’ and slapped with huge fine
Birmingham Mail 16:25, Tue 2 Dec
number8
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Replying to Birmingham Mail
16:36, Tue 2 Dec
Sort of related to this, it was absolutely hilarious seeing the Watford lot putting their hands up and trying to form a guard when Blues ran towards their bloke after that push & shove with Jay.
Like "woah, they're coming from everywhere, it's like Zulu" 😂
Long may it continue.
Like "woah, they're coming from everywhere, it's like Zulu" 😂
Long may it continue.
Nikola Zigic
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Replying to Birmingham Mail
16:39, Tue 2 Dec
As great as I find this, £225k is actually a decent chunk of money that could be used as wages come January.
B_C_F_C
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Replying to Nikola Zigic
16:45, Tue 2 Dec
Nikola ZigicAs great as I find this, £225k is actually a decent chunk of money that could be used as wages come January.
Fine the player squad... £10k each will cover it...
Replying to Nikola Zigic
16:45, Tue 2 Dec
I don’t think fines count against PSR so whilst you’re right it’s chunky, I don’t think Knighthead will overly stress it
Could be wrong loike
Could be wrong loike
Roman
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Replying to Birmingham Mail
16:53, Tue 2 Dec
Hull, meanwhile, have been fined £25,000 for their part in the incident largely due to their exemplary record in recent seasons.
Nerds
Nerds
number8Sort of related to this, it was absolutely hilarious seeing the Watford lot putting their hands up and trying to form a guard when Blues ran towards their bloke after that push & shove with Jay.
Like "woah, they're coming from everywhere, it's like Zulu" 😂
Long may it continue.
Agreed.
Set up a DD
Replying to Birmingham Mail
16:56, Tue 2 Dec
These figures are a joke. 115k. Eff me. Where does this money go?
Le Mod
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Replying to Rab C Nesbitt
16:57, Tue 2 Dec
FA Office Xmas Party
Replying to Birmingham Mail
16:58, Tue 2 Dec
The Football Association is a clown show. And so is the EFL.
Replying to Rab C Nesbitt
16:58, Tue 2 Dec
They plough it all back into grass roots footb...oh...hang on...
Replying to Rab C Nesbitt
16:59, Tue 2 Dec
Purpose and Use of EFL Fines
The EFL, similar to the Football Association (FA), operates as a not-for-profit organisation, meaning the money generated from disciplinary sanctions is not used for profit but rather recycled into the sport.
Specifically, the funds are used for:
Community football projects: Funds often support local football initiatives and development programs.
Overall investment in the sport: The money helps fund various aspects of English football across different levels.
The EFL, similar to the Football Association (FA), operates as a not-for-profit organisation, meaning the money generated from disciplinary sanctions is not used for profit but rather recycled into the sport.
Specifically, the funds are used for:
Community football projects: Funds often support local football initiatives and development programs.
Overall investment in the sport: The money helps fund various aspects of English football across different levels.
Replying to Louie Donowa's cartwheels
17:00, Tue 2 Dec
I was right then. there you go Rab, our lot being double hard bastards is good for the sport. *is proud*.
Blues are loaded so an easy cash cow. Cynical I suppose but I can’t help but see it that way.
Replying to Birmingham Mail
17:39, Tue 2 Dec
We should announce that we are fining the FA for not supplying proper officials.