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POINTS TALK IS NOT BIG FACTOR – JAMES

POINTS TALK IS NOT BIG FACTOR – JAMES

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Chris Dunlavy

FOCUS: James Morrison

WEST Brom interim boss James Morrison insists rumours of a looming points deduction will not dent his team’s bid for Championship survival.
The Baggies have been referred to an independent commission for a “marginal” breach of profit & sustainability rules following the submission of their accounts for the 2024-25 season.
If found guilty, a points deduction would have to be imposed this season - and could have huge ramifications in the battle for Championship survival.
A hearing will be held before the...

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