QPR could be denied promotion (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Nick
- Start date
Covstu
Well-Known Member
This is going to cause merry hell in the championship as it could see some teams close to playoffs being pushed out and then teams claiming points at the bottom that Faurlin played against! Did he play against us!! 
Thing is dangerous precidents have been set by the west ham decision and they had no points deductions so i am not sure how they can change their minds on this one also??
Thing is dangerous precidents have been set by the west ham decision and they had no points deductions so i am not sure how they can change their minds on this one also??
Dan Griffin
New Member
so will qpr lose the amount of points gained when fuarlin played? I'm confused
Richard Smith
New Member
good that will please mr warnock
gouldberg
New Member
so will qpr lose the amount of points gained when fuarlin played? I'm confused
If that were to happen that would be extraordinary. He's played in 38 games this season for QPR. A total of 74 points were picked up in those games. If the unprecedented were to happen and somehow QPR were deducted all of those points (I think it's nearly impossible that would happen, but is hypothetically interesting) then QPR would be automatically relegated after being dropped to 11 points with 2 games to play!
Oh, and to answer Covstu, he did play against us both times this season. Coventry of course went on to lose both games.
Coventry La La La
New Member
im-confused
Member
I would love to see Mr Warnock dragged down by all of this. I can't stand that arrogant bastard.
Houchens Head
Fairly well known member from Malvern
Of course, it won't happen though, will it? QPR not promoted? Don't make me larf!
derbyskyblue
Well-Known Member
Maybe arrogant but he knows how to get teams out of this division. How many has he done it with? 6 or 7 times now.
im-confused
Member
I don't think it's quite that many times. He's only been in charge of 3 clubs int he championship.
And he never kept any of them up there anyway.
dojer
New Member
I don't think they would lose all of the points gained with Faurlin because they bought the rest of his ownership from his third party in November or December I think, so it will just be the points gained from that period. I am loving the irony of the situation after Warnock was so 'holier than thou' about West Ham with Tevez and Mascherano especially as Sheffield Utd are also heading down
Covstu
Well-Known Member
They have stated that it will be up to 15 points deducted so no more than that. This would put them out of automatic spots and into the playoffs, so they might not go up. I suppose this will acuse issues with teams close to the playoffs as QPR will take that spot, this could be rattling around for a while!!!
Disorganised1
New Member
If the league had got tehir act together and decided the penalty when they knew about the situation it would all have been settled by new year
gouldberg
New Member
A 15 point drop would put them just 3 points above 7th with 2 games to go. If they are deducted 15 points they may not even make the play-offs at all!
I know we're a bit glum about so many years in this division but at least it's always interesting.
im-confused
Member
7 promotions.. not 7 promotions to the premier league
TheRoyalScam
Well-Known Member
Give us are 6 point's back QPR!
Yes, we our right, give us are points!:laugh:
Coventry La La La
New Member
Would be class if they didn't go up this season. Neil Warnock --->ointlaugh:
ointlaugh:Richard Smith
New Member
Paxman II
Well-Known Member
The question is whether this very similar to the Tevez affair?
I think it likely they could be deducted 10 points but doubt that would happen at this stage of the season when they could have heard this long ago and told QPR not to use the player until further notice.
They didn't and so would be very difficult to make an argument for such punishment now.
The likelihood is a large fine and suspended points deduction against any future encroachments.
I think it likely they could be deducted 10 points but doubt that would happen at this stage of the season when they could have heard this long ago and told QPR not to use the player until further notice.
They didn't and so would be very difficult to make an argument for such punishment now.
The likelihood is a large fine and suspended points deduction against any future encroachments.
AngryAnt
Well-Known Member
Having thought about it, didn't the prem deal with the west ham incident? while qpr are in the championship and thus answer to the football league?
Food for thought...
Also, its not just the fact that this guy played for them that is apparelty why they are in hot water. If it was just that, they'd get a fine. But i believe they tried to pay the agent off without telling anyone and the agent isn't allowed to operate in the UK.
bamalamafizzfazz
New Member
Got away with it- no point deduction, despite being found guilty on two counts. What example does this set?