GoldWithFalmer
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Surprising and shows what little i know on such matters,which is why i (and many others) rely on a lot of your informative postings.....amortisation & intangibles
are these fruits or something.
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Surprising and shows what little i know on such matters,which is why i (and many others) rely on a lot of your informative postings.....amortisation & intangibles
are these fruits or something.
So despite experts proving you wrong, [MENTION=31]El Presidente[/MENTION] in particular - YOU still think we'll break FFP rules ?? I suggest you go take your negative made up crap somewhere else.
GoldWithFalmer
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maybe he has FANGS....sharp ones too.
Sussex Nomad
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"Experts"?
Sussex Nomad
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I'll bite yer kneecaps
You do know what El Pres does for a job I assume ?
GoldWithFalmer
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Just the right one please,i once (without knowing) cracked my left one,went to hospital to have my knee x ray,for pain and the doc said,i had broken my patella and it's healed....i was like what? i know i bash them about bit at work...
anyway as you were.
redoubtable seagull
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You started a good and interesting thread but your defensiveness when others offer different opinions is a bit tedious. I thought the topic was FFP not overspending. Very few clubs operate on a profit. We continue to overspend and will do so again but we have not breached any rules.
GoldWithFalmer
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You revere him, I prefer not too.
I find it plainly obvious that we have losses up to this financial year of £20 million, this year will be accounted for next season. I foresee and could be blindingly obviously wrong, that our losses will be bigger in 2017. That means we will be overspending, we will be over FFP rules. I hope to God we make the promised land, I really do, because clubs like Bournemouth are now laughing in the face of FFP. I have no problem with us breaking the rules to do the same.
I don't enjoy condescending twats like El Pres, almost sounds like Donald Trump now. If you want to say something don't call people f**kwits to get your point across. You really are the bigger idiot.
I have only tried to do the devils advocate on others reply's and apologise if I sound disingenuous or stupid.
nwgull
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You're partially wrong on this one: The 'profitability and sustainability regulations' which permit a rolling loss of 39m over 3 years started this season. For season 15/16, which are the results that this article is about, the limit was a flat 13m. You are however correct about not all losses - structural investment and youth development for example - not being included, which has already been clarified by El P, who knows a bit about football finance.
It wouldn't surprise me if we go close to the limit when the actually FFP accounts are submitted, but I'd be amazed if we breached it. Middlesbrough will be an interesting one to look for though.
Surprising and shows what little i know on such matters,which is why i (and many others) rely on a lot of your informative postings.....amortisation & intangibles
Good name for the 'difficult second album' though!
I don't revere him - I respect his knowledge, especially given he's an expert in the field of football finances.
And still you're not accounting for costs that are non-FFP ...... you have zero understanding clearly.
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Clearly.
No I'm not, I'm a very naughty boy!
Sussex Nomad
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Probably the nicest comment you could make about yourself.
To come to the above conclusion you'd have to know how much of our losses count under FFP. Also if we don't go up Dunk and Knockaert will almost certainly be sold for a total of about £20 million or more.
Once again, FFP losses are different to accounting losses.
redoubtable seagull
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I thought the rolling 3 year losses of £39m can include 15/16 accounts although, as you say, the new FFP regime commences from 16/17.
Perhaps someone on the thread can clarify?
Knotty
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You are such a pathetic child, SN.