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Originally posted by Undecided View PostJust watched the video on the Offish. Good interview by HoosI played sunday league football today.
Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.
I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.
We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!
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Do the premier league have any ruling. Seems to effect us and relegated premier clubs what what's the rules for teams in the premier as they seem to spend what they wantI played sunday league football today.
Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.
I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.
We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!
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Originally posted by OldR View Post
Did you protest when we were splashing the cash or is it just the failure and fall out which is upsetting you?
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Do supermarkets etc. get fined for making a loss?No.
I'd like to know the composition of the "arbritral" body that okayed this b*llocks fine.I would have taken the matter further - clearly against competition laws despite the "ruling".Nope,just throw your hands up,accept the corn hole pounding and kick the effluentt down the road for someone else to clear up.Gutless.
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Originally posted by QPR Rickson View PostDon’t see it as good news tbh. Having a transfer embargo I’m not bothered about as we don’t buy anyone anyway. But the 10year period to pay the fine off is a perfect excuse for the board to carry on selling our best players for peanuts and buying free transfers . Then if anyone questions it. The old excuse of “we have to pay the fine off “ will be trotted out. Meanwhile other championship clubs do 15mil on 1 player but don’t get no comebacks.
- it's the club that is legally responsible for paying the debt and the club doesn't have enough money to pay its way (which is why we have to get loans from the owners).
- until the club is able to pay its own way, we'd need to borrow more money to pay the fine and the bigger the amount we pay back each year, the more we'd need to borrow.
- the more we borrow, the higher the interest charge.
- the higher the interest charge, the less money there is to pay other costs like wages and transfer fees.
makes much more sense to pay a bit at a time... hopefully become self-financing. no sense in converting £22m of loans, to just borrow another £17m to pay a fine.
other clubs will get what's coming to them... read elsewhere last night that villa have already spent all their season ticket income and most of next season's parachute payments (https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/v...ason-5r9kbrnf2)
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Originally posted by Blobbers View PostDo supermarkets etc. get fined for making a loss?No.
I'd like to know the composition of the "arbritral" body that okayed this b*llocks fine.I would have taken the matter further - clearly against competition laws despite the "ruling".Nope,just throw your hands up,accept the corn hole pounding and kick the effluentt down the road for someone else to clear up.Gutless.
the problem was that, under red chap, we did sort of extract a fair amount of urine. while we struggled to offload many of hughes' mega-stars, red chap signed plenty of former favourites on big money deals knowing full well that we couldn't do that and comply with ffp.
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Originally posted by klonk View Post
my memory's going a bit, but i think the club have spent some time trying to challenge this ffp stuff...
the problem was that, under red chap, we did sort of extract a fair amount of urine. while we struggled to offload many of hughes' mega-stars, red chap signed plenty of former favourites on big money deals knowing full well that we couldn't do that and comply with ffp.
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Originally posted by Rangers77 View Post
No. I had my pants pulled down, too. I high fived the signing of SWP. I thought Hughesless was brilliant. I begged the club to get Mbia over the line. I ignored the fact that he thought he was signing for Glasgow Rangers rather than Queens Park Rangers. And watched incredulously his insane sending off when making his debut. I said uh oh. Or words to that effect. I watched Samba hand two goals to Fulham. The very short Seizure was honest, but paid a King's ransom whilst being unable to ever claim a cross. I even raised a glass, very appropriately, to the signing of Caulker. His assist for Hull at Hull lingers in my mind. (But I did, think Park was a crock of s hit from the get go). However, I soon realised how s hit they all were though...... Splashing the cash is what you have to do to try to survive in that s hitstorm that is the horrible, hateful and vile PL. I want us to be successful, but I dread being promoted. The thought of having to buy more s cumbags at insane prices and disgusting wages fills me with total and complete horror.
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Originally posted by Norths View Post
The squad was huge that season. I'm sure we had about 7 senior strikers on the books in the second half of the season, unreal! Redknapp definitely took advantage of being able to rack 'em and stack 'em.
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