…..so if we buy a young talented striker and centre midfielder we could possibly be deducted point leaving us in Div 1 albeit with two talented players to build on…..or we could tough it out, take no more risks and still will end up in Div 1…..mmmm
From Facebook Absolutely bollocks and you shouldn't be pushing this **** around .. 1 , we haven't spent anything 2, records are public and as of last year we were with in 39 million loses allowed . This year meant we had get rid of 12 players out but only had the budget to get 6 back in to replace plus youth as wages had to be cut . Thats why we cut the sqaud size again and the wages ... We won't be spending in Jan as explained by the CEO ( obviously you haven't bothered to listen ). He clearly states we will not be spending in Jan due to us being on the limit now right now for this year only . Why are we on the limit ? well again if any of you who push this **** around would bother to look at the public record of our finances every year you would see this year was going to be difficult for us alwasy , due to us again not selling anyone to generate head room for FFP limits allowed plus as the Eze money 20 million fell away from the figs being its a 3 year circle because that was helping us in the figs as a plus and why we spent high on wages 2 seasons ago .. only now the Eze money has gone from that circle but them high wages figs as in Austin Johansen are still in the circle until next year .. So balancing the loses allowed becomes difficult for us that's why Dieng money Dickie money and compo from Beale all went to help the off set of that math happing .. Next year we will be back to normal have loads of room to spend again simple because we cut this year .. and 7 million extra from the new t.v money starting for the championship clubs 7 mill each plus if Eze is sold another 10 to 12 million but we must stay in championship to max this situation.. Also the books become easier as the books will have been balanced having gone through this harder year to do just that .. gets us balanced again .. There will never again be a gamble made by these owners said so and I believe them .. we are still paying for the gamble that went wrong and got us into the situation in the first place all made by Tony... the bullshitter . The figs are coming out next month so we will see exactly how.much we spent last year as figs on budgets are always 1 season behind .. To finsh , our 42 million world record fine 22 million was paid outright by owners and then agreed a 2 million payment to be paid every year for 10 years equals the outstanding 20 million finishes next season. This money or fine call it what you want was agreed in court not to be part or to be used against the FFP figure of 39 million allowed loses over 3 years which are the rules.. So all bollocks once again QPR supporters s making trouble again and ill informed and too ****ing lazy to drill down to the facts .. Don't Take my word do as I have done and bloody look at the public records ...
Obs his dun ‘is ‘omework and digged out all the fax. Oui shud be grateful sumone aktually does the legs wurk 2 giv us all the proper Info So we no wear we aktually stand up. Wish sum ov the brane box’s on this ****in chat wotsit did sum proper fakt finding. ****ing twats.
Laughable when Everton fans start saying “They’re messing with the wrong club” - Everton have admitted to breaking the rules so that’s that.
They should both be relegated to League One and have only one team relegated from the Championship this season! (how long before one of you wags comes along and says that will probably still be us)
Latest on Man City. They're launching legal action against Premier League commencing 10th June and describing PL financial rules as "tyranny of the majority". In other words "f*ck you, we'll carry on cheating". If they get away with this football is dead...
The longer the PL delay Man City's trial the more they look like they know they'll lose. Everton & Forest stayed up so took the short term pain, if either had been relegated I think they'd be in court by now.
