Why would it only be 8 clubs?Lots of interesting comments in this thread (below) about Financial Fair Play in the Football League. I should add that the Football League are not to blame for FFP as the member clubs keep voting in favour of it. I understand that only about 8 of the 72 clubs want FFP changed https://t.co/GhSxW4WZ3I
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I think that is an outdated view.
Yes , we overspent badly but there have been far worse examples recently.
Fulham spent £100m last summer for example. We spent nothing like that in any window.Comment
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Jack Fulham was a premier League side when the spent that amount therefore have they broken any rules ??Comment
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They haven’t but the clock will start ticking for them at the start of next season and they will be judged over a 3 year period like all other clubs in the league . They will need to bounce back within a couple of season as I assume there wage bill would be massive .Comment
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Yes hey have got to cut cloth , but I don't know about you but I never saw them as religation candidates back in AugustLast edited by dogsrrs; 30-04-2019, 01:35 PM.Comment
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To be fair, they spent £100m but got £90m in TV money so unless they have kept players on stupid wages (which I would assume they haven't as they aren't run like a lemonade stand) they probably won't even make enough of a loss to get hit on FFPComment
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Well if they spent over £100 million on players I would assume those players are on premier league wages on 3 and 4 year contracts .They will of course have the parachute payments for a few years but like I said they will need to bounce back in a couple of years or they will be in big trouble financially.Comment
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They had been promoted in the same way that we had. We spent nothing like them.
My comment was referring to your original quote ' we have tried and spent far more than any other club'
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I was talking about the clubs stains mentioned , I thought it was spending in second promotion year under H R that we broke FFP rules not after we were promoted , and we carried on breaking rules after religation on big wages of players that that were still on the booksComment
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Ah, OK mate fair enough.
I just have this paranoia that we have been tested the most harshly, then the rules were changed.
We did break the rules though.Comment
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