I all honesty, how does the FL expect relegated clubs to meet the £8M loss limit?
In QPR's case, they released, sold or loaned out 19 players and tried to get rid of a few more, but due to legally binding contracts were unable to do so.
Cesar refused to go as he wouldn't accept a pay cut, no one wanted to match the wages of SWP, Diakite or Barton. QPR tried to move Johnson on, but due the failure to sign Kane on loan pulled the plug on the deal as it would have left just Austin as a striker given that Zamora was injured.
QPR had to keep some of the others like Green, Traore, Hill & Hoilett, otherwise they would not have had a squad. Or is are the rules in place so that relegated clubs can filled a squad of inexperienced kids in order to fight another relegation battle.
I can only guess that the clubs who voted in favour of these rules were the clubs who had not recently been relegated from the Premiership and were in fact jealous of those that had.
I agree with Fernandes, that the rules should have a cooling off period to allow relegated clubs to either sell, loan, pay off (taking the losses incurred into account) or allow the existing contracts to run out.
In QPR's case, they released, sold or loaned out 19 players and tried to get rid of a few more, but due to legally binding contracts were unable to do so.
Cesar refused to go as he wouldn't accept a pay cut, no one wanted to match the wages of SWP, Diakite or Barton. QPR tried to move Johnson on, but due the failure to sign Kane on loan pulled the plug on the deal as it would have left just Austin as a striker given that Zamora was injured.
QPR had to keep some of the others like Green, Traore, Hill & Hoilett, otherwise they would not have had a squad. Or is are the rules in place so that relegated clubs can filled a squad of inexperienced kids in order to fight another relegation battle.
I can only guess that the clubs who voted in favour of these rules were the clubs who had not recently been relegated from the Premiership and were in fact jealous of those that had.
I agree with Fernandes, that the rules should have a cooling off period to allow relegated clubs to either sell, loan, pay off (taking the losses incurred into account) or allow the existing contracts to run out.
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