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I think the issue is being over-complicated here. Turnover £38 mill, Cost of Sales £95 mill. Gross Loss £57 mill. For every £2 the club generated they spent £5 AND STILL GOT PROMOTED WITH FFP IN PLACE! This is a complete travesty.

The loan write-off is the ONLY thing that makes that club remotely FFP compliant. One of the reasons we didn't go up last season is because some teams above us were spending beyond the permitted levels. I feel a bit sorry for Derby because QPR cheated and got promoted at their expense. I hope...

This is the nitty-gritty of FFP being played out. I hope Paul Barber reads this thread and understands just how hacked off Albion fans are about teams around us like QPR, Leicester, Forest abusing the rules and gaining an unfair advantage. The Football League clubs HAVE to ensure that QPR are...

It's somewhat ironic that a thread about QPR's accounts has turned into a thread about House of Cards...

Going back to QPR, it will be interesting to see what will happen when they are relegated from the Prem. If they're hit with the FFP fine then all of their parachute money for 4 years is gone, and if writing back the loans is thrown out then they'll have no choice but to have a fire-sale of...

If this loan write-off is allowed to stand then FFP goes out the window. If the owner is rich enough to take the hit - as the QPR owners have done here - then it means every owner with sufficient wealth will do what they have done, i.e. buy your way back into the Prem if relegated. In theory...