deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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It'll be pretty neat to see Forest, Leeds and Wednesday get promoted.
Nottingham Forest - The New Man City?
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Bladders
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So this wont affect a rich owner coming and throwing money around then?
I thought there was something to do with only being able to spend a certain percentage of generated income on player wages.
Am I wrong?
chucky1973
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they still have to attract decent players to become a decent side. That dont happen over night.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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Losses includes money spent in players. I don't think it's a % think anymore but a flat £s of losses. I posted a table explaining it on here the other day, will try and find it.
There are a few teams around with very rich owners. Doesn't mean they're going to throw stupid money about like Sheikh Mansour has for Man City. Also the Championship FFP is very different to the FFP in the Premier League in that the 'fair-play tax' on losses that these teams make when getting to the Premier League is distributed to the other teams that adhered to the rules.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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I got it wrong transfer embargo if you're not promoted, fine if you are promoted.
timco
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One of my Forest supporting friends tells me 8 players turned up for pre season training, think they have some buying to do.
Curious Orange
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A lot of clubs have rich owners - it is remarkable how few of them actually risk their own money though.
- Nov 11, 2009
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you can put cardiff in there...... resigning Bellamy
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/liverpool-craig-bellamy-joining-cardiff-1138739
mikeyjh
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No, no, it really wouldn't!
HawkTheSeagull
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Wont go up this season, next season however id expect them to be pushing for promotion if they buy well that is.
Bladders
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......a fine if promoted, to the Premiership, where they say promotion is worth £100 million.
Not much of a deterrent.
Failure to get promoted has it's pitfalls, too. Clubs promoted to the Premier League that fail to adhere to the rules must pay a fair-play tax on their losses, ranging from 1% on the first £100,000 to 100% on anything over £10m. Non-promoted clubs will not be punished financially for failing to adhere to the new rules, but instead placed under a transfer embargo.
So, taking QPR as an example, they made a loss of £25.4m in their promotion season and would have been fined an estimated £3m if the new regulations had been in place last year - after excluding unaffected investments, such as youth spending.
But I agree with you. You're right, it's not much of a deterrent really.
- Nov 11, 2009
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who get the fair play tax?
uefa or the other clubs in the league of the offending club?
i know which one it should be but i am guessing this alleged fair play is going to line Platinis pockets?
I believe it goes to the other clubs in the league that have adhered to the rules. Any of those that have not, and do not get promoted do not get a share of this 'tax' and have a transfer embargo placed on them.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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Yeah it gets evenly distributed between each team iirc.
See edit. Each team that complied with the rules. It's good, I think.
Trigger Finger
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The Championship ain't a league you can chuck money at and expect it to work straight away.