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Hate FFP. Worst thing to happen to our game ever. No more level playing fields, no more dreams and aspirations, if you are a small club you have absolutely no chance of competing with the big boys. You used to get Watford, Norwich, Villa, Blackburn even us challenging at the top of the league... that will never happen again and I find it very sad the money men have stolen the dreams of the smaller teams.
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We’ve gone up a place in the league table lads !!!!!!Under Les Ferdinand:
Luke Freeman, top assists in the league: 4million
Alex Smithies, great goalie for this club: 3,5million
Charlie Austin, 19 Premier League goals: 4million
Jack Robinson: Contract ran out, left for free
And many more mistakes
LES FERDINAND, IT'S TIME TO GO
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Originally posted by 3London View PostAnd in the mean time Man City and the other big teams get away Scot free-imagine docking city 9 points
finishes, or what their ambitions can be. Our owners have ripped no one off.
They have accepted the debt and gone about paying it back to whoever.
They have not cut and run, they are trying to build the club, structurally off the field as well as on.
And only in this mad world we live in do people fine a club millions of pounds who are in debt anyway
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Originally posted by YoungR1 View PostHate FFP. Worst thing to happen to our game ever. No more level playing fields, no more dreams and aspirations, if you are a small club you have absolutely no chance of competing with the big boys. You used to get Watford, Norwich, Villa, Blackburn even us challenging at the top of the league... that will never happen again and I find it very sad the money men have stolen the dreams of the smaller teams.
Watford & Wolves doing well. Also, Bournemouth who are probably th smallest club I've ever known in the prem are doing fine.
Prem or Division One was generally owned by the big clubs. Every so often a small club wins it, such as Forest or Blackburn but always been a once in s generation phenomenon.
Dont think much changes. The playing field has always been uneven.
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Originally posted by qprjeff1882 View PostThe whole thing is a farce. Kinda give other clubs carte blanche to go hell for leather to try and get promoted to the premiership knowing that if they just miss out they'll only drop a few places. Sadly i doubt this'll be any deterrent at all.
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Originally posted by Sleeping Giants View Post
So we get a £42 Million fine which hits us for 10 years and they get docked 9 points which sees them comfortably mid table given their form?...How is that fair?
deduction stay in current league and no financial penalty.
This Ffp thing is a total farce
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Frustrating as hell.
If they want some form of continuity, then surely a wage cap, based on whatever division you are in would be the way forward?
Like many have said, how does a financial fine make sense if a club is already in debt?Minds Are Like Parachutes.
Work Best When Open...
@Nowt2SeeHere
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Originally posted by Bill View Post
No continuity whatsoever we get 17 mil fine and a case that has taken its toll on our club.Brum get 9 point
deduction stay in current league and no financial penalty.
This Ffp thing is a total farce
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Originally posted by TBLOCKRANGER View Post
Leicester showed the dream is still alive and kicking.
Watford & Wolves doing well. Also, Bournemouth who are probably th smallest club I've ever known in the prem are doing fine.
Prem or Division One was generally owned by the big clubs. Every so often a small club wins it, such as Forest or Blackburn but always been a once in s generation phenomenon.
Dont think much changes. The playing field has always been uneven.
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