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The EFL is expected to review its insolvency policies following the takeover at Sheffield Wednesday amid anger from some clubs that the Owls avoided a 15-point penalty, despite breaching the league's agreed policy when exiting administration.
Wednesday's former owner, Dejphon Chansiri, is owed a quarter of the £64m (£16m) he'd given to the club in loans during his tenure but new owner David Storch refused to pay him, feeling that the Thai businessman had left the club in a parlous state. If Storch had paid Chansiri what he was due, that would have more than doubled his purchase price.
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EFL clubs unhappy after Sheff Wed avoid points deduction
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CitrixNews Staff
Originally reported by Sky Sports
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