Fighting Financial Fair Play

[dsqpr]

Bespectacled, business-like and Belgian, Jean-Louis Dupont does not look like a revolutionary. But then if revolutionaries looked too obvious, we would see them coming. There is little danger of Dupont sneaking up on anybody now, though.

He is the man who took on European football's bosses as an inexperienced lawyer and claimed a landmark victory to unleash consequences the game is still dealing with.

Since then, his name has cropped up in a succession of precedent-setting cases, usually resulting in a ****** nose for one governing body or another.
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Now he has a new client, a new case and a new target - European football's roadmap for the future, Financial Fair Play (FFP). Battle commences in Brussels' Court of First Instance on Thursday.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/24333604

[QPRDave]

Lets hope this ffp gets thrown out like the player contracts at clubs did

[kron-1664]

you can't stop commercial activity in any other democratic country. It is up to the individual what or who he invests HIS money into. IMHO FFP is flawed and goes against the basic freedom of choice that is prevalent in all other EC and western laws