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Alan Myers believes there was no agreement struck between Everton and the Premier League on the timing of the announcement.

The news editor for Sky Sports announced on Twitter that the team is still awaiting the outcome of their appeal against the 10-point deduction.

The league and Everton will both be informed of the decision simultaneously, and a public announcement date will be scheduled.

“I really don’t think that’s happened yet,” Myers tweeted. “The commission tells the PL and Club its decision at the same time, then an announcement time is agreed upon between the parties.”

Everton and their supporters will be irritated.
Everton and their supporters are understandably irritated considering the turbulent season they have had, which is made worse by the impending 10-point deduction.

The club is now in danger of being demoted due to the scandal surrounding the deduction, which was caused by violations of financial standards. It has also caused a great deal of controversy.

Toffees and their supporters are feeling betrayed and disillusioned as a result of the ambiguity surrounding the interpretation and enforcement of these restrictions.

The club has contested the harshness of the punishment and brought up mitigating reasons including outside financial difficulties and unanticipated events during the drawn-out and acrimonious appeals process.

In response to the club’s attempts to defend their stance, there has been political interference, public protest, and criticism of the Premier League’s handling of the situation.