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6 minutes ago, Tollertonowl said:

The rules are completely out of line with the Premier League Gravy Train and combined with the Bosman Ruling/ Parachute Payments for demoted clubs negatively impacting teams from being promoted. 

For Example selling players like Bannan, Reach etc... Hasn't been an option (and still isn't now) as previously we couldn't replace them (due to FFP embargo) and subsequently their values decreased (nearing contract ends/ free transfers) so now we need them to stay up and they will most likely leave for free in the summer - worsening our FFP position...

 

Also our owner has spent circa £60MM buying the ground to limit the impact of the rules rather invest more into the the playing team to try avoid/ limit the impact of FFP... This is the same approach taken by Derby and also why Steve Gibson is p1ssed off at Middlesbrough who is happy to bank role, but can't due to turnover and rules. 

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Most clubs have a sensible approach to transfers and contracts

 

They start negotiating with their best players the summer before the contract expires and if the players refuse new deals that's when they look to cash in and receive a fee

 

We start negotiating at Christmas before the January transfer window, and the players then know they can sit out the rest of their contract and get a nice big signing on fee when they move out of contract

 

Stop being an apologist for incompetence

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4 minutes ago, Grandad said:

Most clubs have a sensible approach to transfers and contracts

 

They start negotiating with their best players the summer before the contract expires and if the players refuse new deals that's when they look to cash in and receive a fee

 

We start negotiating at Christmas before the January transfer window, and the players then know they can sit out the rest of their contract and get a nice big signing on fee when they move out of contract

 

Stop being an apologist for incompetence

Yep, didn’t L***s’ DoF sell £35m of players, and some of their best players, the summer before they went up because  they knew they very close to P&S limits. He then tapped into the loan market and replaced them at a fraction of the cost.

 

DC didn’t, he refuse to sell, bust the limits, get an embargo. Refuse to sell agin, risk of another embargo, shat himself, sell the stadium, put that in the wrong set of accounts, get a points deduction, drag our good name through the courts and be worse off than we were before he took over.

 

He posts a lot of ill informed nonsense, regarding FFP, does this one.

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2 minutes ago, El Toro said:

Plenty of teams (that haven’t had parachute payments) are able to adapt to the rules and still be competitive.

In DC’s time in charge, 16 clubs have gained promotion and, to my knowledge in that time, only Bournemouth have faced any penalties for breaching FFP,  that was under the older more limited losses regulations.

 

Only 5 of those 16 clubs were promoted back whilst receiving PP’s as well.

 

 

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8 hours ago, Tollertonowl said:

The rules are completely out of line with the Premier League Gravy Train and combined with the Bosman Ruling/ Parachute Payments for demoted clubs negatively impacting teams from being promoted. 

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Don't hate the player; hate the game...or something or another.

 

I think the rules are pretty daft given the financial disparity between the PL and EFL, but that in no way excuses the utter shambolic mismanagement at S6.

 

For one, Chansiri was fully aware of FFP from the start, constantly making reference to it in fan forums and so on.

 

Secondly, not paying your players wages has nothing to do with any constraints placed on the club because of FFP. That's entirely on the owner. When stuff like that happens, it makes you think they may have a point with the whole FFP thing.

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We would be in the same situation minus the points deduction even if there was no FFP regulations.  The chairman put all his money on red and it came up black.  Arrogance and incompetence is a very dangerous combination.

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1 hour ago, SiJ said:

not paying your players wages has nothing to do with any constraints placed on the club because of FFP

No it's because there is no revenue coming into the clubs because of covid not allowing fans into the ground...the idea that DC is deliberately not paying the players because he can is stupid and disingenuous 

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1 minute ago, daveyboy66 said:

No it's because there is no revenue coming into the clubs because of covid not allowing fans into the ground...the idea that DC is deliberately not paying the players because he can is stupid and disingenuous 

 


Do you honestly believe that people paying on the gate pays the wage bill?


Crikey

 


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5 minutes ago, daveyboy66 said:

No it's because there is no revenue coming into the clubs because of covid not allowing fans into the ground...the idea that DC is deliberately not paying the players because he can is stupid and disingenuous 

Cmon pal

 

You're better than this

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Just now, daveyboy66 said:

No but I don't think that DC is not playing the players at a whim because he can...everyone has cash flow problems atm 

 


Ah right


I got confused at the bit where you said he couldn't pay the players because fans weren't allowed in the ground


It's confusing innit

 

lol

 

 


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