BBC football money article

[Dunraven]

Pretty interesting read and graph on championship club spending vs revenue for 2016 season.

Does it mean we spent 1% over our income on staff?

http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/40717176

[Tarbie]

Pretty interesting read and graph on championship club spending vs revenue for 2016 season.

Does it mean we spent 1% over our income on staff?

http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/40717176

Looks that way.

This is what annoys me, we are having the rulebook thrown at us for overspending in the short period where FFP was being enforced strictly.

In reality, there are now a load of clubs offending far worse than us, who are not facing any penalty!

[West London is Rss]

Let's be honest FFP was only started to help the big boys.

[klonk]

Pretty interesting read and graph on championship club spending vs revenue for 2016 season.

Does it mean we spent 1% over our income on staff?

http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/40717176

it's encouraging that we're finally beginning to bring wages under control and with one or two last high earners on their way out, we're hopefully beginning to turn a corner. this just emphasises how mental the championship is becoming. i think some clubs will have big big problems a few years down the line - not everyone can get promoted.

[davieqpr]

Shows why Holloway was appointed. Must only be on minimum wage.

[acricketer]

Long time before we see the prem again.