Has the Football League set a dangerous precedent in the 15-point deduction it imposed on Leeds United? Nikki Singla and David Phillips explore the implications the decision holds for smaller football clubs
There is every indication that tough times lie ahead for lower league football clubs. Luton have started the season with a massive 30 points deducted for breaching insolvency rules, while Bournemouth and Rotherham have both had 17 point handicaps imposed as a result of failing to meet terms for exiting administration. These penalties stem from the decision of the Football League to deduct 15 points from Leeds United last year.
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