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It's not dead and buried yet, QPR are still being pursued.

I agree. But didn't it get changed unfortunately because FFP breaking clubs challenged its legality, with in essence the judge and jury (all the rule abiding clubs) pocketing the fines between them in effect? The charities compromise was the only way to keep the financial sanctions alive.

At least Bournemouth held their hands up and paid. I do realise that it was a small payment compared to the PL riches. QPR's an entirely different story. They cheated to a huge tune to get to the PL and have deviously fought all attempts to pay the penalty from FFP (which they signed up to...

NSC's football finance expert and the club have indicated that we have remained within the rules, I think there's a rolling three year cumulative total of losses. You also have to remember that within accounts costs, some elements might be treated differently by the Football League for example...

I'd say Gross and Ryan are improvements. That's it at this stage. When we're about to play in arguably the highest standard of league football on the globe.

Newcastle so far: Atsu Lejeune Murphy Manquillo Merino Brighton, Huddersfield and Newcastle each have £100m of new money, over and above their 2016/17 income. Allowing for £30m of ours being taken up by simply covering annual accounting losses, that leaves £70m plus new sponsorship income, for...

I can see Hudd doing a Bournemouth in their first PL season. Wagner and Dean Hoyle have adopted the approach no holds barred and they won't go down with a load of ifs and maybes.

It hasn't stopped other clubs buying many new faces this window. It's pure speculation that TB is playing poker to make our key signings on or around 1st September. For a newly promoted club that would be madness. When Levy does that at Spuds he already has a large squad of PL quality players...