Under FFP are we restricted when it comes to just new signings and what we can pay them? Can we offer existing players improved contracts? Thinking Wszolek, Bidwell for example.
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As I understand it mate, expenditure can't go up in this transfer window. I'd guess that means that if a player wants a new deal on a higher salary, then we need to move someone else on to afford it. But that is a guess, it's very hard to find a proper explanation of all the FFP sanctions we've been given.
If this is the case, it would explain why Bidwell and Pav are still waiting for new contracts.
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Originally posted by californiahoop View PostFreeman, Lumley and Eze have signed new long term contracts, can’t see them being on reduced salaries.
fair point though. As I say, it's hard to find proper info on what the sanctions actually mean. Perhaps I've misunderstood how it works.
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Could be wrong here, but my understanding is that the wage limits apply to new signings only, as it’s part of the “transfer embargo”. Free transfers can come in, but with wages restricted to a percentage of those they replace.
Plus it seems we can bring in under 23’s, but they cannot play first team football until next season.
Whilst many may and indeed have, complained about this, I sort of take the view that in actual fact, this sort of prudence is exactly how we should have been operating in the past. If we had cut our cloth accordingly in recent times, then there is every reason to believe that we would not be in the situation we are now. Shocking financial mismanagement, but we all know that. Not a lot we can do about it now, other than ensure we don’t repeat the mistakes in future.
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Originally posted by brightonr View PostCould be wrong here, but my understanding is that the wage limits apply to new signings only, as it’s part of the “transfer embargo”. Free transfers can come in, but with wages restricted to a percentage of those they replace.
Plus it seems we can bring in under 23’s, but they cannot play first team football until next season.
Whilst many may and indeed have, complained about this, I sort of take the view that in actual fact, this sort of prudence is exactly how we should have been operating in the past. If we had cut our cloth accordingly in recent times, then there is every reason to believe that we would not be in the situation we are now. Shocking financial mismanagement, but we all know that. Not a lot we can do about it now, other than ensure we don’t repeat the mistakes in future.
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Originally posted by Alanwycombe View PostCheers guys, my worry is that we have no way of tempting a player to stay here if we can't offer an improved contract.
im here for you Nav
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Originally posted by SpongeParr View Post
I believe you are right. As long as us offering higher wages still keeps us within the 3 year cycle then we are all good.
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Originally posted by dogsrrs View Post
Sorry I've missed something 3 year cycle ! I am under the view that transfer restrictions only apply to this window , therefor we can pay what we want after June
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Transfer restrictions do only apply to this window but FFP is ongoing. So we still need to keep within permitted losses per 3 year cycle ( if you overspend one year then you have to underspend that amount over next two years).
Big difference is FFP is counted in March now not December as Prem will not collect fines. A points deduction could be made to remove a club from Play Offs.
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