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I really would like to see some sign from the club that they're keeping up the pressure on the EFL to make sure we're being treated fairly. Where's the formal FFP charges against Derby, Reading, etc? It's bad enough having to accept a rulebook that's so obviously biased towards keeping the big clubs big without also seeing it selectively applied only as and when the league says so.
 
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QPAAAAAGH said:
I really would like to see some sign from the club that they're keeping up the pressure on the EFL to make sure we're being treated fairly. Where's the formal FFP charges against Derby, Reading, etc? It's bad enough having to accept a rulebook that's so obviously biased towards keeping the big clubs big without also seeing it selectively applied only as and when the league says so.
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I said recently that I spoke to a football manager 'down the pub' and he said it was a joke and QPR were treated badly.
 
sb_73 said:
Any clue as to how we are covering the loss? Are the shareholders still giving/loaning us money or are we getting it from banks? I assume that we don’t have unlimited lines of interest free credit. Even though the loss is reduced we are still in the position presumably of increasing the overall debt, which is impossible to pay off without long term access to the PL pot of gold........it’s actually a very fragile position, but we are far from being alone in this broken business model. We might be ok re FFP but not as business.
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My thoughts exactly. A loss of £12m with the 4th lowest wage bill. Simply not sustainable!!!
 
Another bit of accounting:

BREAKING: League Two
@oldhamfcnews
have applied to go into administration. If that happens, they'll face a 12 point deduction which would leave them next to bottom of the table. Staff and players at the club have been told this months wages could be late.
 
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