Q&A: Won't an NBA style luxury tax just benefit the richest Premier League clubs? Mail Sport's MIKE KEEGAN answers the biggest questions on the revolutionary new proposal
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Premier League are eyeing abolishing points deductions for PSR breaches. Everton were deducted six points this season, while Forest were hit with four. Everton's winless run is a DISGRACE.. they owe the fans a performance against Burnley -

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A Premier League 'luxury tax' would allow clubs outside the 'Big Seven' to dream and compete just as it should be, writes MIKE KEEGAN
MIKE KEEGAN: It comesas little surprise that agreement on a system to replace the current Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) remains, according to another, 'a million miles off'.
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Premier League eyeing ABOLISHING points deductions and introducing an NBA-style 'luxury tax' over fears top stars will leave if rules restrict their pay
Everton and Nottingham Forest have breached Profit and Sustainability Rules. Everton were deducted six points this season, while Forest were hit with four. Arsenal have FINALLY grown up.. they used to be soft and you can't say that any more -
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Premier League clubs consider axing PSR in favor of luxury tax
Premier League officials are reportedly considering getting rid of financial restrictions now in place. Current Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) state that teams cannot exceed $133 million in losses over three years. The law has seen Everton and Nottingham Forest both receive points penalties throughout the current campaign. Other clubs, such as Chelsea and Newcastle, Premier League officials are reportedly considering getting rid of financial restrictions now in place. Current Profit and...
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A Premier League 'luxury tax' would allow clubs outside the 'Big Seven' to dream and compete just as it should be, writes MIKE KEEGAN

Premier League eyeing ABOLISHING points deductions and introducing an NBA-style 'luxury tax' over fears top stars will leave if rules restrict their pay

Premier League clubs consider axing PSR in favor of luxury tax