What Carragher, Neville and pundits said on Everton's first FFP penalty as club await second verdict

Everton are waiting to discover if they have breached the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules for a second time.

The Blues are set to learn their fate today and reports suggest Sean Dyche's side may have again broken the rules, potentially leading to another points deduction or a fine. It was November when Everton were first charged for financial wrongdoing, having been referred to an independent commission in relation to their spending.

Losses of £371.8million were recorded over a three-year period, which saw Everton exceed the maximum threshold by £19.5m and later charged. “This was a serious breach that requires a significant penalty," concluded the commission.

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Everton were handed a 10-point deduction, prompting an outpouring of emotion from the fanbase at a time when Manchester City still had 115 separate FFP charges hanging over their name. It was not only Blues supporters who could not believe the punishment handed out as plenty of pundits raised their concerns over this decision.

Gary Neville, speaking on the Overlap, took aim at the Premier League and insisted there was no longer reason to have faith in the authorities . "The trust and faith has gone completely," he said. "The greed, I’m not going to say corruption, but the greed and selfishness is out of control - it’s lawless. The Premier League is a defunct organisation because they’ve got 20 clubs voting with self-interest and not with the greater interests of the game at heart. This has been coming for many years."

Also sharing his thoughts on this podcast was Ian Wright, who added:"It's getting very serious. We are