http://www.theguardian.com/football...duction?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
I still think it is.
I still think it is.
Fancy that a team getting away with breaking the rules with a fine and a slap on the wrist?! 

God you budgerigars are sore losers!Fancy that a team getting away with breaking the rules with a fine and a slap on the wrist?!
Feel the BURN of failure McNally you sad loser!!!![]()

Wouldn't want to stay up this way, and I'd be amazed if it came to anything.
Saying that the clubs have a fair point, more often then not a points deduction has been imposed (certainly in lower leagues). From what I have heard the Sunderland case is a bit different, but was still an admin error of sorts which have certainly led to points deductions before. I wouldn't want us battling this through the summer as it doesn't do the club any good.

Ideally nor would I, but it could well be a long way back so IF this were to happen I'd happily take it. I'm not holding my breath though
This is what I find amusing about football fans in general. The club is getting the piss taken out of them by our inferior rivals for even thinking about such action, but the reality in the current climate has to be for any club to do whatever is necessary to ensure football in the top flight (by fair means and within the law).
Any club that took this course of action, and succeeded, would almost certainly not have an army of its own supporters writing to complain about it - regardless of which team it is. So to all those, higher than thou 'outsiders', I say piss off, because of the boot was on the other foot, you would secretly be wanting this to happen for the good of your club.

Just making yourselves look silly by going to the FA when your club has known about it for months.
Hope this doesn't break the fantastic rivalry we have...... But it could.
