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  • #31
    I actually think we'll see a lot of this over the next few seasons. Too many Championship owners have been following the Tony Fernandes & Phil Beard school of Chairmanship. Running their clubs with overheads that require Premier League football to be sustainable. Unfortunately for them there are more than 30 clubs fighting for 20 spots in the top flight.

    The good news for us is that we were 3 or 4 years ahead of the curve on this. Whilst all these other sides are in bother now (or will be soon), we've already had a knuckles wrapped, made the necessary adjustments, and are coming through the other side of it all.

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    • #32
      Villa facing wind up order or administration. Doubts about the owners financial clout has come to light. Serious times for Villa. How will the FA look on it. Bet they turn a blind eye.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by qprjeff1882 View Post
        Villa facing wind up order or administration. Doubts about the owners financial clout has come to light. Serious times for Villa. How will the FA look on it. Bet they turn a blind eye.
        I think we should offer them £1m for Jack Grealish.......deal must be completed by 12:00 tomorrow!!!

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        • #34
          Originally posted by Tarbie View Post
          The good news for us is that we were 3 or 4 years ahead of the curve on this. Whilst all these other sides are in bother now (or will be soon), we've already had a knuckles wrapped, made the necessary adjustments, and are coming through the other side of it all.
          Bar the small matter of paying off the fine.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by davman View Post
            'Kin el, boys. So much pleasure at another team overspending. Really?

            1. It nearly destroyed us and
            2. FFP is only good news to Chelscum, City and all those rich clubs. It means that smaller clubs are not allowed to challenge by investment from Rich Owners.

            The rules are simply designed to keep small clubs down and to keep the 'top'clubs where they are. It is a complete misnomer that it protects us from overstretching small clubs. If that were the case, imposing rules that any investment is allowed as long as the owners provide it as hard cash, not loans and with proof of funds.

            FFP is ###### and will continue to keep us down in our natural position somewhere between the 2nd and 3rd tier of the English League...
            this with bells on.

            all rich owners who want to spend big should have it written down legally that the risk is 100% theirs and not the club's.

            This way all smaller clubs with the financial backing can rise up and challenge.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Shepherds Mush View Post

              Bar the small matter of paying off the fine.
              Granted, but the fine is only half the battle. Making the necessary adjustments to operate within their means as a Championship side will be close to impossible for a club like Villa I suspect!

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              • #37
                Very strange to restrict owners with loadsamoney from trying to spend it on vicarious glory hunting.

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by West Acton View Post
                  Would explain why they took the money for Rowett without a fight
                  Maybe Rowett saw it coming and decided to jump ship, knowing he wasn't going to have any money and have to cut back, and it was his decision to leave

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by acricketer View Post
                    Very strange to restrict owners with loadsamoney from trying to spend it on vicarious glory hunting.
                    If an owner comes in and splashes £100m on players in the championship, doesn't get promotion and clears off that end season, who's picking up the wage bill for the next few seasons for those players?

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                    • #40
                      The people he sells the club to who would be aware of the wage bill requirements when doing the legal due dilegence. The selling price would reflect those outgoings. Or, the club could go into administration and the club sold with creditors accepted approximately 10p for every £1 of debt. Then the cycle starts again....

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                      • #41
                        Wont be long before we see Lampard hanging out a car window doing some last minute loan deals for some "triffic" players....

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