“Deadly sick,” Alan Stubbs was incensed by what Richard Masters and the Premier League had done.

Everton is awaiting word on its appeal against their 10-point Premier League deduction. Club sources tell iNews that a decision is most likely to be made in the middle of next week.

Club sources have downplayed rumors that the appeal commission’s decision is expected this week or is near, suggesting that it will likely be announced in the middle of the following week.

A response to Everton’s appeal against their 10-point Premier League deduction is still pending. iNews has learned from club insiders that a decision will probably be made midway through the following week.

Club insiders have played down reports that the appeal commission’s ruling is imminent or expected this week, indicating that it will probably be made public in the middle of the next week.

There has not yet been a response to Everton’s appeal against their 10-point Premier League deduction. Club insiders have informed iNews that a decision would likely be made in the middle of the next week.

Club insiders have downplayed rumors that the appeal commission’s decision is expected this week or that it is soon, suggesting that it will most likely be released to the public in the middle of the next week.
Everton is awaiting word on its appeal against their 10-point Premier League deduction.

Club sources tell iNews that a decision is most likely to be made in the middle of next week. Club sources have downplayed rumors that the appeal commission’s decision is expected this week or is near, suggesting that it will likely be announced in the middle of the following week.

Since Everton’s Premier League status is at stake, frustration has increased with the length of time it has taken for a decision to be made.

The Premier League’s Richard Masters has added to the unease by refusing to release the minutes of internal meetings pertaining to Everton’s suspension.

“It is not our practice to provide or publish minutes of Premier League Board Meetings, as the committee will appreciate, being a private business,” he stated (via Toffee Web).

“We are also not permitted to publish any submissions made by the Premier League Board or executive in connection with confidential legal proceedings,” he continued.