Man City Charged FFP

[SheepRanger]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64536785

£50 fine and 100 hours community service?

[shaggy24]

Blimey you expecting that big a penalty

They'll get away with a transfer embargo and fine that's a month wages for Haaland

Chelsea need aborting 8 Yr deals can't be right what worries me with them is Les will hand some f kin useless 1 legged donkey one

Ffp needs either scrapping or doing correctly if not can we have our money back you shitehouses at the fa

[72bus]

City will crawl out it
one law for the likes of them and Chelsea , they will always find a loophole

[eam1882]

I'll be watching this with a lot of interest.
i think we can already guess the outcome.

[Harrow QPR]

I hope they get away with it because any team that finishes above Chelsea are alright by me .

[cross it Dave]

I hope they get away with it because any team that finishes above Chelsea are alright by me .

One of this morning’s broad sheets are stating City could face possible expulsion from the Premier league.

I wonder if the scum are facing an up coming investigation as well.

[LoftusRoadLad]

QPR v Man City next season

[Darkranger]

QPR v Man City next season

You think they'll get demoted 2 divisions then?

[Sleeping Giants]

I just read an article about Man City on BBC and it stated QPR were fined £875,000 in 2011. It was much more than that wasn't it or was that a seperate fine to the EFL one (I seem to remember that one being after our 2012/13 relegation?)..I think I recall about £20 Million which almost doubled with costs and other add ons.

[Sleeping Giants]

One of this morning’s broad sheets are stating City could face possible expulsion from the Premier league.

I wonder if the scum are facing an up coming investigation as well.

Possibly an extra promotion spot for us to not be in the hunt for then

[Kingaustin]

Chelsea’s time is coming up too .. these loops holes are not legal with spreading transfer payments over 7/8 years .. they are going to be in big trouble . Man City can afford any fine so the league can’t really impose that as a punishment or every club will do it as they just pay the fine . They need points deduction and transfer embargo for 2/3 years

[rodman]

I just read an article about Man City on BBC and it stated QPR were fined £875,000 in 2011. It was much more than that wasn't it or was that a seperate fine to the EFL one (I seem to remember that one being after our 2012/13 relegation?)..I think I recall about £20 Million which almost doubled with costs and other add ons.

Was that the fine for the Faulin saga.?

[Kingaustin]

Was that the fine for the Faulin saga.?

I believe so … then we got done after for 20 million which the owners paid ffp (i can’t be 100 per cent sure )

[Undecided]

I just read an article about Man City on BBC and it stated QPR were fined £875,000 in 2011. It was much more than that wasn't it or was that a seperate fine to the EFL one (I seem to remember that one being after our 2012/13 relegation?)..I think I recall about £20 Million which almost doubled with costs and other add ons.

Yep, got me puzzled when I first read it, but that was the fine regarding Ali Faurlin, the big one came later.

[QPROslo]

Everyone is taking about signing long contracts with players (up to 10 years) as a loophole in the FFP regulation. I do not think this is an effective loophole at all. First and foremost, it is legal. But more importantly, it is creating enormous problem in the future for these clubs. They know that this is freeing up more money now for less money in the future. The more players they sign on long contracts, and the more short term head room they create, the less the head room will be down the road. It is really stupid. It will come back to bite them. I hope they keep doing it though, ending up i big problems 3-4 years from now.