Points deduction as a sanction against English football clubs: a dysfunctional approach?

John Beech

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    Abstract

    The deduction of points by a league as a sanction against a club has a long history. The earliest recorded examples found during research for this project were the deduction of two points by The Combination against Wrexham in 1890, and a similar deduction against Grimsby Town by the Football Alliance the following year, immediately before the latter metamorphosed into the second division of the Football League.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationCoventry
    Publication statusPublished - 2009

    Publication series

    NameCIBS working paper series
    PublisherCoventry University

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    Keywords

    • football
    • points deduction
    • sanctions

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