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Do you know how much of his wages we're paying?

I know what it says on the site. I was replying to YOUR reply to Granny. He asked why we are unlikely to be punished, but Boro are when they had a lower loss figure - those figures have nothing to do with last season. Leniency because we're pro ffp has absolutely nothing to do with it.

Nope, it's because the figures quoted, as I pointed out in post #3, were from 2012/13, not last season. They won't be announced until next month.

It's all very confusing to start with. Well, it is for some :wink:

Read the report. The new rules come into force for the 2016/17 season. The existing Championship FFP framework will remain in place for the 2014/15 and 2015/16 seasons. Any sanctions for accounts relating to the 2013/14 season will continue to take effect as intended (and in accordance with the...

No they're not. The rules stay in place for 3 seasons. Anybody overspending in this timeframe will still be punished as planned.

No, because last season, this season AND next season will work as planned BEFORE any changes come into force.

http://www.football-league.co.uk/news/article/2014/20141106-championship-financial-fair-play-rules-rg-2066799.aspx At an EGM at Derby County, Championship clubs have agreed a new set of ‘Profitability and Sustainability’ Regulations that will bring the division’s approach to Financial Fair Play...

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9552172/the-championship-clubs-are-set-to-change-their-ffp-rules

and then the PL could get sued by "promoted" clubs either adhering to, or accepting the FFP punishments. It's all ifs and buts.

The figures quoted are the total losses, not the figures that FFP would have been based on.

QPR were in the Championship last season. It is that season FFP will be dealing with.

As I posted above, "I think you should have made it clear the the -£14.8m relates to 2012/13" The set of figures we should be worried about won't be announced until next month.

I think you should have made it clear the the -£14.8m relates to 2012/13.