There should be punishment due to the L9 breach: but what I don’t know.
All punishments hurt the fans and they have done good for European football so it would be harsh on them.
Kicked out of UEFA competitions and 20 point deductions all round then?
Arsenal in the Championship
As funny as that would be, it was players, managers and fans that heaped the pressure on their owners to get out of the SL, so I don’t see that as fair punishment on their behalf.
It should be personal imo, shooting them in the face should do the trick.

I don't buy this "oh they shouldn't get punished cos it's not fair on fans" nonsense tbh, don't all football punishments affect the fans when they've no fault?
Pretty sure I and fellow Saints fans weren't at fault when we went into administration, still had to watch us start our first season in the third tier for over half a century on minus ten points though.
I didn’t say there shouldn’t be a punishment. I said there should be?I don't buy this "oh they shouldn't get punished cos it's not fair on fans" nonsense tbh, don't all football punishments affect the fans when they've no fault?
Pretty sure I and fellow Saints fans weren't at fault when we went into administration, still had to watch us start our first season in the third tier for over half a century on minus ten points though.
There should be punishment due to the L9 breach: but what I don’t know.
All punishments hurt the fans and they have done good for European football so it would be harsh on them.
They defo won’t come back from that like!Arsenal in the Championship
As funny as that would be, it was players, managers and fans that heaped the pressure on their owners to get out of the SL, so I don’t see that as fair punishment on their behalf.
It should be personal imo, shooting them in the face should do the trick.
Reassurances from who?There won't be any punishment at all mate. They all got a substantial handout for withdrawing from eufa.
They had reassurances that they'd not be removed from other competitions if it went ahead.
The battle is won, but the war is still at play.
Reassurances from who?
I think there will be punishment of some sort. But it won’t match the crime.
Because with all due respect, the strength of the product relies on the big six being competitive. Try telling BT sport that they’ll be selling subscriptions to a collective fan base a percentage of the size of the collective big 6 for next season and see if they don’t go ballistic with their contract and due payments for CL football.
Fans are not responsible for liquidations but there is usually much more collective responsibility in a club operating outside its financial means than there is in an owner colluding behind the backs of everybody involved at the club.
It’s like saying take the pensions off Topshop staff because Phillip Green is a ****.
That in itself is punishment. It stops them from easily fixing their balance sheet black hole.I'd rather see new legislation brought in to stop them or any other club attempting this in the future.
Punishments don't solve anything.
Another form of punishment would be to allow our takeover.I'd rather see new legislation brought in to stop them or any other club attempting this in the future.
Punishments don't solve anything.

My earlier suggestion of no UEFA competition and 20 point deduction wasn't entirely serious but I don't think we should discount punishment because it's not fair on the fans as football punishments have always impacted on the fans.
You're right about financial mismanagement can sometimes be wider spread around the club but not always. See Wigan last season for example, was basically criminal behaviour from the new owner but they still lost the points and got relegated.
Where the big difference is is a lack of precedent for this situation. But no punishment means they'll be back to try again before long. Whether or not it impacts the fans or not shouldn't be considered, as it isn't in every other case of punishments for clubs where the supporters aren't at fault.