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FFP & QPR - MoS
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They report that FFP fines are now going to go to charity and not be spread out amongst the clubs who stick to the rules..... 
"The Mail on Sunday can reveal that the Football League plan to donate fines levied under their FFP rules to charity. It had previously been expected that fines paid by overspending clubs would be shared among clubs who stayed within the rules and did not lose huge amounts while trying to ‘buy’ success. But a senior FL source says giving the fines to charity is now the preferred option ‘for a number of political reasons’."
"The Mail on Sunday can reveal that the Football League plan to donate fines levied under their FFP rules to charity. It had previously been expected that fines paid by overspending clubs would be shared among clubs who stayed within the rules and did not lose huge amounts while trying to ‘buy’ success. But a senior FL source says giving the fines to charity is now the preferred option ‘for a number of political reasons’."
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PB ain't gonna be happy about that.
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dougdeep
New member
Well if I was a money man involved at QPR I'd get out as soon as I could.
mune ni kamome
Well-known member
First Portsmouth! Then QPR. What's the common denominator here?
Not Andy Naylor
Well-known member
Amazing he's never worked for Blackburn ...
wehatepalace
Limbs
Surely they can't just change their minds, the rules are the rules that the football league chairmen voted for ?They report that FFP fines are now going to go to charity and nor be spread out amongst the clubs who stick to the rules.....
"The Mail on Sunday can reveal that the Football League plan to donate fines levied under their FFP rules to charity. It had previously been expected that fines paid by overspending clubs would be shared among clubs who stayed within the rules and did not lose huge amounts while trying to ‘buy’ success. But a senior FL source says giving the fines to charity is now the preferred
option ‘for a number of political reasons’."
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
If the FL did back down on the re distribution of fines aspect I'd expect a legal challenge from those clubs that have been prudent
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,287
i dont see they can start paying any money to charity without agreement from the clubs, it would be a change of rules shirley?
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Grey areas in a MoS report - surely not.
Just don't shoot the messenger.
I'll do PB's reply, to save those of you who get a semi from direct conversation with the man bugging him early on a Sunday morning:-
'First I've heard of it'.
Just don't shoot the messenger.
I'll do PB's reply, to save those of you who get a semi from direct conversation with the man bugging him early on a Sunday morning:-
'First I've heard of it'.
yxee
Well-known member
Didn't the clubs vote of this? You can't just change the rules. Who do they think they are, FIFA?
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Only if they don't go back up, and the article seems to be assuming they will go back up this season, which seems reasonable
EDS
Banned
- Nov 11, 2012
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If QPR are promoted this season, the fine will be levied in January 2015 by the Football League under their new Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, which will see overspending clubs ‘taxed’ on their losses. Rangers are currently favourites to go up to the Premier League from the Championship this season. They could avoid a fine — or at least postpone it — if they fail to get promoted. In that case, they will be hit with a lengthy transfer embargo.
The mathematics are complicated, but in broad terms, Championship clubs will pay a £1 fine for every £1 they lose over £18m in the 2013-14 financial year.
I thought the rules are not relevant the first season back in the championship? also I thought you could register upto an eight million loss. These rules are more and more confusing
The mathematics are complicated, but in broad terms, Championship clubs will pay a £1 fine for every £1 they lose over £18m in the 2013-14 financial year.
I thought the rules are not relevant the first season back in the championship? also I thought you could register upto an eight million loss. These rules are more and more confusing
EDS
Banned
- Nov 11, 2012
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So the only way to avoid the fine is not to get promoted? that makes no sense
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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Yes it does. Take the fine from the financial gain promotion brings or delay it if the overspend fails to achieve promotion. Blood and stone and all that.
Mutts Nuts
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- Oct 30, 2011
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They report that FFP fines are now going to go to charity and not be spread out amongst the clubs who stick to the rules.....
"The Mail on Sunday can reveal that the Football League plan to donate fines levied under their FFP rules to charity. It had previously been expected that fines paid by overspending clubs would be shared among clubs who stayed within the rules and did not lose huge amounts while trying to ‘buy’ success. But a senior FL source says giving the fines to charity is now the preferred option ‘for a number of political reasons’."
Spineless *****, how can they change the rules that the clubs signed up to, but then we always new they would
countryman
Well-known member
- Jun 28, 2011
- 1,893
A legal challenge against giving money to charity. I don't think that would help a club's image.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
What would be the point now in FFP ? We may as well ignore it if there is no financial benefit to us obeying the rules, what a total shambles
nail-Z
Well-known member
In order to ignore it, you need to have someone willing to continue to finance spiralling losses year on year. Tony's spent a fair bit of cash on our infrastructure already. I'm not sure I'd want to assume he's happy to continue bankrolling huge losses as well.