TheGOAT wrote:Rag_hater wrote:Seems odd all these clubs spending so much with the FFPR imminent.Wonder why?
Becasue big clubs actually make alot of profit!
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:Rag_hater wrote:Seems odd all these clubs spending so much with the FFPR imminent.Wonder why?
I wonder if it's because FFP is ultimately going to prove to be unenforceable bollox of the highest order?
FFP is not to stop the likes of Bayern and nited spending big money on fees and wages, just upstarts like us..
We 'must be stopped' apparently.
Risby wrote:Apparently, according to its title, it's supposed to promote fair play.
But my question is, how can this be true if teams have had a 10-15 year head start?!
For those teams who have the dream of competing at the highest level might as well forget about it. At this moment in time, how can teams compete with the two Spanish clubs, the rags, etc when they have been allowed to spend fortunes over the last decades?
What they are really saying is, we like the teams already competing for European honours and everyone else can sod off. If you try and crash the party and upset the apple cart, we will punish you.
Blue2 wrote:Slim wrote:Blue2 wrote:Pretty Boy Lee wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:
I wonder if it's because FFP is ultimately going to prove to be unenforceable bollox of the highest order?
More big clubs that challenge it like this the more I think that will come true.
Been thinking this for a while, cant see UEFA being able to enforce this. Its restraint of trade, thats not allowed in the Euro zone is it?
Champions League and Europa are still classed as invitationals, so they can set whatever restrictions they want I guess.
All the clubs will just set up their own competition, realy cant see the big english and euopean clubs being dictated to on this. Uefa would be skint without the tv money for Champions league etc
Dameerto wrote:
Add the fact that Spanish governments have written off unpaid taxes on numerous occasions including those from the big two (currently the majority of teams in the top tier of Spanish football all owe the government varying sums of money - or did at the end of the season just gone) then this becomes another unfair financial distortion in their favour (on top of their way of negotiating TV money on an individual basis in Spain rather than collectively).
Goataldo wrote:Something distinctly unsavoury about this FFP and the transfer activity going on. Could it be part of some wider plot to breakaway and form a 'European Superleague'
Goataldo wrote:Something distinctly unsavoury about this FFP and the transfer activity going on. Could it be part of some wider plot to breakaway and form a 'European Superleague'
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