Someone book a room for them.FFP thread for Syd and Orange needed![]()
Someone book a room for them.FFP thread for Syd and Orange needed![]()
FFP thread for Syd and Orange needed![]()
I can't keep saying the same thing and not having it register.Someone book a room for them.
Nah I'm done.I can't keep saying the same thing and not having it register.
I've shot a tweet to the Price of Football because I want to see if there's an ep where they go over Championship FFP rules and explain it well because then I can just post that for anyone who wants to understand it and that's that.
I’m aiming to do my masters in it, keep the board going a few more years admins!Nah I'm done.I can't keep saying the same thing and not having it register.
I've shot a tweet to the Price of Football because I want to see if there's an ep where they go over Championship FFP rules and explain it well because then I can just post that for anyone who wants to understand it and that's that.
Ali - four year deal = 0.625m this year
Tufan - three year deal = 1.33m this year
Sinik - three year deal = 1.2m this year
= 3.16m this year
And that's 3.2m spent, not loss incurred. Two very different things.
If we're also playing this game, we'll be owed more income on the Bowen transfer due to clauses being triggered now he's played for England and scored a certain number of goals. These clauses wouldn't be recognised as income initially as they were conditional.
I’m aiming to do my masters in it, keep the board going a few more years admins!
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Can we please have a FFP Thread ?
I keep thinking we have transfer updates on this thread
I can see both your points to be fair. Think you 2 agree more then you perceive neither of you wants to admit it. It has been mentioned a lot more at this stage then I thought it would which is odd so their must be something there although I was of the viewpoint of Syd that it wouldn’t matter at this stage.What's your take?
I can see both your points to be fair. Think you 2 agree more then you perceive neither of you wants to admit it. It has been mentioned a lot more at this stage then I thought it would which is odd so their must be something there although I was of the viewpoint of Syd that it wouldn’t matter at this stage.
You only did that for internet points.Here you go![]()
That makes no sense. You book the receivable when the transfer is made and recognise revenue. It's no different to any purchase made on credit.
When a player is sold you write off any book value (for klp, that's nil) and recognise all revenue. You then book that against a receivable, and then recognise the amount of cash received against that receivable.
You don't recognise revenue in the following years.
Syd your wrong. Receivables are only booked into the individual years accounts that they become due if the inbound transfer fee is payable over a number of years. It's called annual amortisation. You might record an asset value (players worth) on acquisition immediately within your balance sheet, to be potentially written down in financial terms over the term of the players contract, but your notion would completely undermine any cash flow modelling.
No. Losses can only be stood up to 5m if the owner doesn't agree to provide equity to cover the losses in a given assessment period.
Basically we are allowed to lose average 13m a year in a rolling 3 if the owner covers those losses.
Otherwise we can only lose 5m a year average over a rolling 3.
Maybe it is something to do with this which is causing the problem?
I doubt it isn't surmountable though.
I can't imagine the club don't know the rules and they're still in the market doing deals.
Unless it was due to be paid over in a period greater than 3 years, it would be irrelevant anyway,I think you're misunderstanding what I'm saying mate, it's not that the receivable is all booked in the year it is recognised, it's the income.
Income is recorded when the service is performed or the goods are exchanged. When we sold Bowen in 2020 we would have booked his transfer fee as revenue received then and there, regardless of when the cash was received.
The discussion was regarding FFP and the calculation of our profit/loss. For any such calculation, KLP's fee would be recognised as having been received within this year, as we have sold the player to Brentford. If a business sells someone a TV or any good on credit, they don't recognise revenue for that product for the x number of years it takes for that person to pay it off. They book the revenue when the product is sold, and then write off the receivable as the cash is received.