Former Everton defender has expressed his confidence that the team will not be affected by the points deduction due to breaching the Premier League’s financial rules. Despite the setback, Coady believes the players will remain focused and continue to perform at their best. He emphasized that as footballers, they will simply get on with it and deal with the situation in the right way. While the team has done well to distance themselves from the bottom three, they now face the challenge of securing their position in the Premier League. The pressure will surely increase, but Coady is confident that the squad is capable of turning things around and avoiding the dropzone.
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