Evertonians might want to make a note of the date. TalkSPORT has offered a sympathetic comparison between the Blues and Manchester City as the debate around the latter’s Premier League case continues. Presenter Max Scott has pointed towards the way…

TalkSPORT presenter Max Scott has sided with Everton and Nottingham Forest in the ongoing debate over Manchester City's Premier League case. Speaking on the No BS podcast, Scott argued that Everton and Forest accepted their sporting sanctions and moved forward, contrasting their approach with City's ongoing challenges against the allegations.
Everton were deducted eight points across the 2023/24 season following two separate Profitability and Sustainability Rules cases, while Nottingham Forest received a four-point deduction. Read Everton notes that while the scope of Manchester City's case differs, Everton supporters may appreciate talkSPORT using the club's compliance as a positive comparison.
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