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Sorry if this has already been posted,but noticed it on QPR REPORT.
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EXPRESS/Matthew Dunn - QPR IN LINE FOR A GREAT ESCAPE
QPR seem certain to avoid a points deduction this season after the bungling FA admitted they won’t reach a verdict on the Alejandro Faurlin case until after the end of the campaign.
A statement from the FA yesterday afternoon said: “It was originally indicated that the decision on any sanction, if appropriate, would be announced by 4pm on Friday, May 6 if possible. This will not now happen. A decision will be made and announced as soon as possible thereafter.”
The Football League rule book states that the season ends “immediately after the completion of the club’s final fixture”.
Decisions can be imposed “immediately or may be deferred” – there is no scope for retrospective punishment against Neil Warnock’s team.
As a result, the Daily Express understands that when the full-time whistle blows at Loftus Road after their game against Leeds tomorrow, the Football League intends to wash their hands of the affair and pass the problem on to the Premier League. Express
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EXPRESS/Matthew Dunn - QPR IN LINE FOR A GREAT ESCAPE
QPR seem certain to avoid a points deduction this season after the bungling FA admitted they won’t reach a verdict on the Alejandro Faurlin case until after the end of the campaign.
A statement from the FA yesterday afternoon said: “It was originally indicated that the decision on any sanction, if appropriate, would be announced by 4pm on Friday, May 6 if possible. This will not now happen. A decision will be made and announced as soon as possible thereafter.”
The Football League rule book states that the season ends “immediately after the completion of the club’s final fixture”.
Decisions can be imposed “immediately or may be deferred” – there is no scope for retrospective punishment against Neil Warnock’s team.
As a result, the Daily Express understands that when the full-time whistle blows at Loftus Road after their game against Leeds tomorrow, the Football League intends to wash their hands of the affair and pass the problem on to the Premier League. Express