Transfer Embargo
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It’s gone one step beyond
If they are not employed then they are free agents and we can then sign them?
Our player, in the middle of the street, our player
Shut up. You might have a cardiac arrest.
Oh ****,the 'stalker'..It must be love.
...in your baggy trousers...
Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere on this forum but here is the CFRP Decision.
If the attachment is not opening you can access it on the EFL website under Governance - Judgments & Decisions.
MoH
If the attachment is not opening you can access it on the EFL website under Governance - Judgments & Decisions.
MoH
Headlines from the CFRP panel would seem to indicate that Hull’s legal arguments lacked merit - ouch! This is a polite way of saying that there was no good reason why Hull appealed the original decision to impose the transfer embargo and subsequent fees restrictions… and the CFRP believed that Hull knowingly defaulted on payment obligations and only resolved them under pressure from the EFL.
MoH
MoH
Total club arrears under consideration amounted to £830K over 311 days. Defaults were caused by ‘cash-flow’ issues not administrative error (as was the case with Oxford’s 2024 case). Breach considered ‘serious’.
if Acun has not already, he needs to implement a new financial discipline at the club establishing better board-level oversight of agreed payment schedules with other clubs and creditors .(outside of the owner).
MoH
if Acun has not already, he needs to implement a new financial discipline at the club establishing better board-level oversight of agreed payment schedules with other clubs and creditors .(outside of the owner).
MoH
We have to learn from this by repairing our relationship with the EFL and restoring our credibility as a club in the Championship and avoid triggering the suspended sanction.
MoH
MoH
No wonder it took so long to release, there's a hell of a lot of detail in there and arguments about technicalities and interpretation.
Basically though, it just says we took the piss and didn't get away with it.
Wonder why if our argument lacked merit they still reduced it to two windows and one suspended. Why not just say 3 windows **** off !!!
143 days late on the loan fee and 168 days late paying Barry’s wages. Just taking the piss. What a clown.
Acun: "There is no problem between Hull city and any other club".
Villa: "We can't afford to keep funding your cashflow".