Even a single window ban would be a major problem, especially as we continue to off-load current players in the most needed positions.
Anything other than a complete rescinding of all punishments illustrates hopeless and inept management.
Transfer Embargo
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Even a single window ban would be a major problem, especially as we continue to off-load current players in the most needed positions.
Anything other than a complete rescinding of all punishments illustrates hopeless and inept management.
Does it explain why we have tried to sign him on a perm and tried to rearrange payments?
The article explains a bit more. The embargo is about Barry's unpaid fee which we've now paid, so embargo lifted, but the transfer fee restriction is for an accumulated 30 days of overdue creditors amassed so sounds like an accumulation. Probably harder to dispute so not sure how we think we can, unless we're claiming 'first offence' and somehow have it reduced/suspended on that basis. Also not sure how we can get it to be the January window not this window..
None of this makes any sense…such a heavy punishment for a minor crime
There’s certainly two or three keepers on there we should be bringing in
That's my understanding too. But on the face of it a 3-window transfer fee penalty does seem harsh. Is it to do with the value of outstanding creditors, the lateness of payment or what? Or is 3 windows a standard tariff? Most businesses I've come across over the years always run with overdue creditor payments and they're not punished. Why different for football clubs?
I think it’s just default procedure. The offence is committed, the punishment is handed out, then the appeal panel takes all the circumstances into consideration and decides what to do from there.
My worry is it’s like the Tax man you’re ok until he looks into your finances then they keep digging and digging
And with our mental owner I can imagine he’s suggested and done some very strange deals
We need to sign Angus Gunn and re-sign Aaron Connolly.
Just for ****s and giggles, like.
Yeah well, even the hmrc inspectors try to pay in cash. My mate did a load of work for one and thought he was being tricked. Nope!
Typical of the HMRC looking into our owner. Racists.
The thing that I find most disappointing is that this is an extremely draconian punishment. Therefore, every club in the EFL should be doing everything they can possibly do to avoid late payments to other clubs.
Yet if the club is to be believed, despite being financially sound, we've been inept enough to run up 30 days late payments in the last 12 months across multiple deals (in addition to the Barry issue). A three window ban on paying transfer fee's could easily contribute a club to being relegated.
If we were/are in a bad financial position, like a Reading, I'd understand it more.
I don't consider myself a bed wetter but this continues to undermine my faith in the way the club is being run.
Yet if the club is to be believed, despite being financially sound, we've been inept enough to run up 30 days late payments in the last 12 months across multiple deals (in addition to the Barry issue). A three window ban on paying transfer fee's could easily contribute a club to being relegated.
If we were/are in a bad financial position, like a Reading, I'd understand it more.
I don't consider myself a bed wetter but this continues to undermine my faith in the way the club is being run.
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Think the club uses a bloke who sells cheap cigs for financial dealings
You'd think the finance team would be on top of this. However, it's not just Villa, that was one issue, the other more serious issue, is the accumulated 30 days of football related late payments in the last 12 months. Additionally there are late payments to local suppliers outside of the EFL.
I wouldn’t mind if we had some assets to sell or we hadn’t just finished 22nd. Even improved the training ground etc etc. Nearly 2/3rds of those we have spunked money on have left already. Complete mismanagement and ridiculous lack of planning through out.
That's how the Sheffield Steelers finally got knobbled. They stopped paying the corner shop, then the rent.
There is no evidence of any of that. All we know is we were late paying the loan fee for Barry. That in itself is enough to trigger this fee ban. Everything else that is rumoured is likely the quickly scrambled imaginations of someone trying to look like they were in the loop before the news broke.
Sound idea Ern ..Sell Pandur for £5m, then recruit Gunn. Bring back Connolly on the sly. Acun, the showman, could sell the tickets to boost the coffers.