Everton supporter coach joins anti-Premier League protest in bizarre fashion as LED lights accuse the competition of being ‘corrupt’

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An Everton supporters coach has bizarrely joined an anti-Premier League protest by displaying a message on their LED panel at the front of the bus.

This comes after the club were deuducted 10 points for breaching profit and sustainability rules in the Premier League.

The Toffees’ supporters have used every opportunity to protest the league since, booing the Premier League anthem at their matches alongside bringing in signs to show their displeasure.

They have now taken it one step further in bizarre fashion.

Before securing a 1-0 win against Nottingham Forest, Everton supporters displayed the message ‘Premier League corrupt’ on their coach as it approached the City Ground.

An Everton supporters coach has bizarrely joined an anti-Premier League protest

Sean Dyche urged his side to block out all the outside noise after the 10 point deduction

The Toffees secured a 1-0 win against Nottingham Forest despite the distractions

Despite the 10-point deduction, Sean Dyche’s side are just two points off 17th-placed Luton.

A win next weekend could see them out of the bottom three as they look to survive a season where everything is up against them.

Speaking after their win this weekend, Dyche urged his side to block out all the outside noise.

Dyche said: ‘We spoke to the players. They were very open about it. They all agreed they were ready to take it on and they have done so far.

‘So to get that first win after that news is very pleasing. It blows belief into the fans, into the group, into the players because they still have to look at the league table at some point.

 ‘We still have to wait and see what the appeal will bring, so in the meantime we’ve got to get on with business like we are doing.’

It remains to be seen as to whether his side can avoid the drop, but with the fans behind them and against the Premier League, anything is possible.

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