I'm fairly sure City's charges include a few for PSRChelsea and City arent accused of breaking PSR, they are or will be accused of fraud on a grand scale.
Their cases have no relevance to ours.
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I'm fairly sure City's charges include a few for PSRChelsea and City arent accused of breaking PSR, they are or will be accused of fraud on a grand scale.
Their cases have no relevance to ours.
Sorry but those won’t be the numbers that feature in the accounts.View attachment 247323
That's a huge chunk of departures plus some huge wages off the books.
Yes, indeed, to show they broke PSR they will need to prove the other charges, they all tie in.I'm fairly sure City's charges include a few for PSR
There's no good argument why their PSR charges aren't being heard at the same time as Everton and Forest.A reasonable argument would be okay, we understand City's case is more complex but apparently now there is explicit framework to deal with PSR breaches... So why can't those charges be fast tracked like our 2 and Forest's 1?
Obviously I know you don't know the answer to this, but just echoing the obvious counter to it all.
MaybeYes, indeed, to show they broke PSR they will need to prove the other charges, they all tie in.
Apologies my mistake and yes it will feature in the 22/23 statutory accounts but the bad news is ( if the report is correct ) that because it was an obligation to buy as opposed to an option to buy that means for PS purposes the fee would have been factored in earlier namely the date the obligation was signed offNot so mate, the deal was completed in financial year 22/23.
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Well, I honestly havent looked into City that much.Maybe
But in order to charge then presumably the league believe they have a case. So there is no good argument to delay those specific charges at the same time they are hearing two charges for us in the same league season.
Why would any Forest penalty be halved under that section?If the loss for 2021is £55m & 2022 is 10m as per the report then last years losses must exceed £40m to breach the £105m 3 year cap.
On that basis we are probably looking at a further 6 point deduction.
Per para 214 Forest will probably get their deduction halved so 3 for them?
I think you’re looking at this the wrong way round. The direct PSR charges will be the last domino to fall. The other charges are about fraudulent behaviour to circumvent PSR. At present they are PSR compliant so there is nothing to punish. If you prove the other charges only then you can hold them in breach.Maybe
But in order to charge then presumably the league believe they have a case. So there is no good argument to delay those specific charges at the same time they are hearing two charges for us in the same league season.
I haven't looked into the specifics for them either. Not saying they are guilty or innocent either because i obviously dont know. I just think their PSR charges should be getting heard now too alongside other clubs.Well, I honestly havent looked into City that much.
I think they are telling the PL to prove it and as yet, they cant.
But as above, havent bothered much with them, cos I really dont care enough.
I haven't looked into the specifics for them either. Not saying they are guilty or innocent either because i obviously dont know. I just think their PSR charges should be getting heard now too alongside other clubs.
If the loss for 2021is £55m & 2022 is 10m as per the report then last years losses must exceed £40m to breach the £105m 3 year cap.
On that basis we are probably looking at a further 6 point deduction.
Per para 214 Forest will probably get their deduction halved so 3 for them?