Without seeing the judgment/award -10 points for Everton feels harsh for a straightforward FFP breach to me. But reinforces that sanctions against City (if proven) and now Chelsea (if charged and admitted on the off-books payments) will be potent.
Following the historic punishment, the Toffees have slipped to 19th place in the Premier League rankings. They are currently level with bottom-placed Burnley on four points.
Borson, who has advised Manchester City in the past, believes Everton's penalty was harsh, and considering how seriously the Premier League is tackling breaches, Manchester City and Chelsea could face the full wrath of the Independent Commission.
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