Everton manager has been responding to questions about the case for Everton's profit and sustainability charge and the threat of a potential points deduction if found guilty
An article published by the Daily Telegraph on Wednesday claimed “the Premier League has recommended the punishment to be extremely severe, and up to a maximum of 12 points,” adding that: “Everton’s case is currently being heard by an independent commission after they recorded financial losses of £371.8million over a three-year period, which is well over the permitted amount of £105million set out by the Premier League.
The ECHO understands that the independent commission – not the Premier League – holds full sway when it comes to the final decision-making process. Dyche said: “I think there are loads of stories out there about things nowadays, particularly things of this type. At the end of the day, the commission will decide and when they do, we’ll find out.
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