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There are fans of some clubs (those in particular that have been languishing in the Championship for far too long) that want to do away with FFP and allow their chairmen to spend as they wish. 

 

The very same fans are equally  against clubs being relegated from the Premier league and receiving parachute payments. 

 

Not asking for much are they? 

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2 hours ago, prince al said:

This is really a discussion that is going nowhere and any more time spent on it would be pointless.

Scrap it we will see what happens think he should concentrate on getting the right manager and new recruits. Met him in the early 90s fine bloke.. But wouldnt it be something if hes right.. 

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14 hours ago, Mooks said:

Scrap it we will see what happens think he should concentrate on getting the right manager and new recruits. Met him in the early 90s fine bloke.. But wouldnt it be something if hes right.. 

Well, he is right already isn't he?, Derby had their ground valued at 41 million in their books, or something like that, and "sold it" for double that amount. 

 

"Creative accounting" doesn't even come into it...........

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21 hours ago, abbeyedges said:

There are fans of some clubs (those in particular that have been languishing in the Championship for far too long) that want to do away with FFP and allow their chairmen to spend as they wish. 

 

The very same fans are equally  against clubs being relegated from the Premier league and receiving parachute payments. 

 

Not asking for much are they? 

Money has spoilt the game and although we could argue that there has never been a perfectly level playing field, that is the case now more than ever before, the bitter acrimony and squabbling will become more a part of the gamesmanship and fan banter than ever before too. Here are a couple of things to consider, the likes of Wednesday and United will be extremely fortunate to ever compete with the top end Premier League clubs in the future as things currently stand financially and on a more local theme  regarding stadia Wednesday built their own ground while United inherited a cricket ground :wink:

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4 hours ago, Michael_W said:

Money has spoilt the game and although we could argue that there has never been a perfectly level playing field, that is the case now more than ever before, the bitter acrimony and squabbling will become more a part of the gamesmanship and fan banter than ever before too. Here are a couple of things to consider, the likes of Wednesday and United will be extremely fortunate to ever compete with the top end Premier League clubs in the future as things currently stand financially and on a more local theme  regarding stadia Wednesday built their own ground while United inherited a cricket ground :wink:

"Stadia"pretentious or what? Lol.  Stadiums sounds fine to me.

 

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11 hours ago, Grappler said:

Well, he is right already isn't he?, Derby had their ground valued at 41 million in their books, or something like that, and "sold it" for double that amount. 

 

"Creative accounting" doesn't even come into it...........

Blame the ridiculous rules that made Derby consider doing this in the first place.

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On ‎27‎/‎05‎/‎2019 at 17:37, Ontarian1981 said:

"Stadia"pretentious or what? Lol.  Stadiums sounds fine to me.

 

Sorry, been arguing with the middle class socialists in the political section, I must be picking bad habits up !

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3 minutes ago, Grappler said:

You mean the rules that the vast majority of clubs stick to? 

For the moment they do but the tide is turning, what other industry stops someone spending their own money whilst showering failures with it, the idea in principle is ok but they've gone about it in a totally hamfisted way, I'm pretty sure it will be challenged legally once it starts to affect the majority.

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