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18 minutes ago, Hitcat said:

We're riiiiiccchhhhhhhhhhhh

 

Well not if we have simply converted loans to shares

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19 minutes ago, mkowl said:

 

Well not if we have simply converted loans to shares

 

You wot mate?

 

I've already had "Mbappe" put on a shirt.

 

Gonna gave to just pretend I'm a Hanson fan now.

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12 minutes ago, TrickyTrev said:

I’m not sure but this is Magiures take on it...

 

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Loves a bit of drama, this guy. He’s no better idea than anyone else at this stage but apparently we did this to pay the bills over the summer (and so all that implies). Fancy that.

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None of this affects P&S losses and whether we have breeched the rules.

However it may be a request from EFL to convert some of the loans due to Mr Chansiri for money ALREADY spent into share capital. That way the borrowings are reduced,

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2 minutes ago, pahowl said:

None of this affects P&S losses and whether we have breeched the rules.

However it may be a request from EFL to convert some of the loans due to Mr Chansiri for money ALREADY spent into share capital. That way the borrowings are reduced,

Thought the whole idea of P&S was to reduce accumulated annual loss? 

Isn’t DC just manoeuvring figures on the balance sheet with a conversion of debt to equity?

wouldnt we still need to dispose of an asset - either player or fixed asset - to reduce loss for P&S purposes 

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From my limited understanding. I didn’t think that new ownership or investment made any difference to FFP given that most of the losses have already taken place? Otherwise owners would just write off losses very easily and go again? sales of assets/players seems to be the focus?

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17 minutes ago, pahowl said:

None of this affects P&S losses and whether we have breeched the rules.

However it may be a request from EFL to convert some of the loans due to Mr Chansiri for money ALREADY spent into share capital. That way the borrowings are reduced,

 

That’s what I was thinking and funnily enough this is how p&s should work. Owners should be able to spend as long as they do not loan the money and leave the club high and dry. 

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21 minutes ago, Sonny said:

 

Loves a bit of drama, this guy. He’s no better idea than anyone else at this stage but apparently we did this to pay the bills over the summer (and so all that implies). Fancy that.

 

Everything has a negative slant. His stance is that the clubs agreed these rules and should play by them. But neither DC nor Morris were in control of their clubs when the rules were “agreed”.

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16 minutes ago, yeadonowl said:

Thought the whole idea of P&S was to reduce accumulated annual loss? 

Isn’t DC just manoeuvring figures on the balance sheet with a conversion of debt to equity?

wouldnt we still need to dispose of an asset - either player or fixed asset - to reduce loss for P&S purposes 

So Yeadon, I'm not a very quick learner. However, I have just borrowed £15K from Wonga, I do so hate debt, what do I do to convert my £15K Wonga debt into equity ?   

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18 minutes ago, yeadonowl said:

Thought the whole idea of P&S was to reduce accumulated annual loss? 

Isn’t DC just manoeuvring figures on the balance sheet with a conversion of debt to equity?

wouldnt we still need to dispose of an asset - either player or fixed asset - to reduce loss for P&S purposes 

Simple answer 

 

Yes

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Just now, nevthelodgemoorowl said:

Generating everything but an answer, go on then Vulva, you have a go ?

What, at running the country? I’ve got a BBQ to sort, not got time at the minute. 

 

Anyway, that Socialist Worker mob on the Moor is the best advert for Capitalism. They look like they’ve been dug up.  

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