Liverpool

[glosterred]

Got away with one today, but may not get away with this

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49862651


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[adamtherover]

Prem clubs dont get kicked out, that's not how it works..   now if it was a non league clube or league 2 club in the fa cup, that would be completely different...

[nightporter]

In 2014, Sunderland were fined by the Premier League and the EFL after they fielded an ineligible player in four league matches and a League Cup match.

[drfchound]

Liverpool will get a fine.

If they do get kicked out maybe we will get Herbie in January.

[RoversDave]

They'll not make a decision until the semi-finals. So they'll have to fine them. 

[Padge_DRFC]

What do all the Liverpool fans on here make of this?

[RedJ]

Would be ridiculous if they don't just get a fine considering there's already been a precedent set with Sunderland.

[drfchound]

Would be ridiculous if they don't just get a fine considering there's already been a precedent set with Sunderland.

Agreed on that.
Sunderland did it for quite a few games and were only fined.

[nightporter]

This the reason Sunderland were fined,  Sunderland were fined because they failed to gain international clearance for the South Korea international after he returned to the club from a loan spell at German club Augsburg last season.

The Premier League club did not realise they needed to seek international clearance for a second time when he returned to England.

Liverpools situation seems to be similar, a player returning from a loan not being cleared.

[glosterred]

Got away with it, well if you call a £200 000 fine with £100 000 suspended getting away with it?



https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49903437


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[karldew]

In 2014, Sunderland were fined by the Premier League and the EFL after they fielded an ineligible player in four league matches and a League Cup match.

Who was the player?

[Alan Southstand]

Check out the bbc website.

[drfchound]

In 2014, Sunderland were fined by the Premier League and the EFL after they fielded an ineligible player in four league matches and a League Cup match.

Who was the player?

Someone called Ji Dong.

[adamtherover]

Got away with it, well if you call a £200 000 fine with £100 000 suspended getting away with it?



https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49903437


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back of the sofa change, so yes, a complete waste of time...

[drfchound]

That got sorted a lot quicker than our Bolton problem.

[RoversAlias]

In 2014, Sunderland were fined by the Premier League and the EFL after they fielded an ineligible player in four league matches and a League Cup match.

Who was the player?

Someone called Ji Dong.

Ji Dong-won, who famously scored the winner for them in a league game against Man City once.

The player in question for Liverpool on this occasion is Pedro Chirivella. I bet Herbie Kane is glad his Liverpool debut hasn't been scrubbed from the record books!