What ever happened to . . .

[Indian Dan]

That QPR fine for breaching FPP rules. £60m wasn't it?

 

[hodge]

QPR still appealing I think, looks as if the fine may get reduced to a small slap on the wrist.

 

[Bartonyellow]

Which basically makes a mockery of the whole thing doesn't it.

 

[hodge]

Pretty much as any future infringement the club will be able to cite the QPR decision.The FL need to come down hard on QPR.

 

[THE LAST WALTZ]

What sanction will Bournemouth get?
They effectively got promoted to the Premier League by totally ignoring the FFP rules.
How much does the club make from promotion to the greedy fuckers league? £100m plus?
Any fine less than that would also make the rules redundant as there is no deterrent whatsoever due to the potential gain far, far outweighing any potential retribution.
When swindon were found guilty of financial irregularities they got demoted two divisions, back to the point they were when they first started cheating.
Could you see the FA/Premier League imposing such penalties on Premier League teams?
More chance of crapping in the Queen's handbag.
Untill this is the case, however, the rules will continue to be ignored as the rewards are so huge.

 

[Indian Dan]

Our financial irregularities amounted to paying players more money outside of their contracts. Spurs were found guilty of the exact same thing and we're fined. That should clear up where certain clubs stand in the scheme of things.

Let's be honest, most of us dream of the wealthy owner bankrolling our club up the leagues and FPP is solely designed to prevent the likes of Muff making the promised land. Yet the huge amounts of cash in the PL Is now responsible for the supposed supporting cast to actually challenge the established behemoths.

Personally, I think any club lucky enough to have an owner willing to finance success should be allowed to

 

[Camborne Gills]

Leo Trotsky?

 

[Etienne Vermeer]

He got an ice pick, that made his ears burn.

 

[Camborne Gills]

Thank You, both, kindred spirits