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Accounts will be published by December, 6-7 months after the season has ended. Fines will be applied in the following January and also a potential transfer embargo. Any retrospective points deduction will be impossible to implement.

Another good reason to stick within FFP is that we'll get a share of the fines from those that don't. The best reason of all is that running at losses of 7-8m a year, even with 27k crowds, is a long term recipe for disaster.

Wrong. FFP accounts for player contract amortisation. So if a club signs a player for 2m on a 2 year contract, it counts as a cost of 1m a year when looking at FFP. Penalties and fines will come when clubs file financial reports for 13/14 season, which won't be until December 2014.

It's easy to spend someone else's money isn't it?

Apart from the fact that they're likely to get fined on FFP limits, they've also got owners who are prepared to throw money down the drain.