Financial Fair Play investigation

[Damo_1878]

If the idea of these rules is to stop clubs going under, that would make no sense. So sounds about right...

They do have discretion to act against 'officials' of the club/company that are also bound by Premier League rules

That could including a ban from Bill Kenwright from being an official at any Premier League/EFL club

One illustration.

There has to be issuance of deterence in regulation enforcement, otherwise no one will follow the regulations.

Premier League rules apply as much to these board of directors as anyone.

 

[LEONARD]

If this was the USA we would have seen rhe FBI raiding the offices at the Liver buildings.

 

[Joey66]

Teams in the relegation battle pushing for apoints deduction before the season ends ....

 

[mahermi1]

Teams in the relegation battle pushing for apoints deduction before the season ends ....

Have the feeling by hook or by crook were going down this year..

 

[arch stanton]

Have the feeling by hook or by crook were going down this year..

if we are relegated by an arbitrary ruling of a punishment relating to a non sporting regulation, rather than our own ineptness, the game is gone forever

 

[mahermi1]

if we are relegated by an arbitrary ruling of a punishment relating to a non sporting regulation, rather than our own ineptness, the game is gone forever

Think the game went years ago, sky tv took it.

 

[NathDogg]

See the Pathetic is continuing its crusade to bash Everton every chance it gets.

How boyland and okeef are still there as supposed evertonians baffles me.

 

[Jeff Jones]

Both the Premier League and EFL P&S rules for demoted PL clubs apply in subsequent seasons whilst 'parachute payments' apply (these apply for three years, after relegation, essentially would be the end of the PL monitoring window)

Newly promoted clubs from EFL and/or to PL also have both sets of rules applying during the relevant 'monitoring windows' for the respective leagues they were in (which was last three years)

That is my understanding from having read both sets of rules

i.e. Everton if relegated could still be penalised by the Premier League referral to independent commission, and that would be undoubtedly taken out of the 'parachute payments' etc etc

Sanctions could be passed to EFL to apply and the rules suggest PL and EFL will cooperate in that situation to apply them and they respect each other's rules and disciplinary processes.

None of these rules have ever been applied, have they?

Everton seems to be the only club to ever been put in a position where they could be applied, so far, and if they are I expect them
to apply to the other offenders.

 

[Jacko93]

None of these rules have ever been applied, have they?

Everton seems to be the only club to ever been put in a position where they could be applied, so far, and if they are I expect them
to apply to the other offenders.

I have said it before, but I expect that the relegation of Everton due to a points deduction will be the trigger for change of the P&S targets. - 'The Premier league can no longer, realistically enforce the rules at those limits and if they do, the future of other PL clubs is at stake. This action is something that we were forced into through Govt. interference with the Fan Led Review'.

It will then be scrapped, or at the very least, the ceiling doubled.

 

[Goat]

I have said it before, but I expect that the relegation of Everton due to a points deduction will be the trigger for change of the P&S targets. - 'The Premier league can no longer, realistically enforce the rules at those limits and if they do, the future of other PL clubs is at stake. This action is something that we were forced into through Govt. interference with the Fan Led Review'.

It will then be scrapped, or at the very least, the ceiling doubled.

The FFP rules are changing currently mate.

The Premier League will probably adopt the same rules soon.

UEFA's new financial sustainability regulations to replace FFP: All you need to know

What are UEFAS new financial sustainability rules? What are the punishments for breaking the rules? When do the new rules start? Is everyone in favour of the new rules? Heres everything you need to know....

www.skysports.com

As part of The Squad Cost Rule spending on wages (players and head coaches), transfers and agent fees will be capped at 70 per cent of a club's revenue. This will be assessed over a calendar year and not a season, so spending in the summer transfer window will be included in the calculations.

 

[Jacko93]

The FFP rules are changing currently mate.

The Premier League will probably adopt the same rules soon.

UEFA's new financial sustainability regulations to replace FFP: All you need to know

What are UEFAS new financial sustainability rules? What are the punishments for breaking the rules? When do the new rules start? Is everyone in favour of the new rules? Heres everything you need to know....

www.skysports.com

As part of The Squad Cost Rule spending on wages (players and head coaches), transfers and agent fees will be capped at 70 per cent of a club's revenue. This will be assessed over a calendar year and not a season, so spending in the summer transfer window will be included in the calculations.

SEE, I TOLD YOU!

 

[Efcjake]

I think they’re going to cut loose academy players like Gallagher and maybe Mount this Summer. That will be pure profit.

Yeah Chelsea isn't going to get hit at all.

They've a pile of assets they can shift for money.

 

[Efcjake]

The FFP rules are changing currently mate.

The Premier League will probably adopt the same rules soon.

UEFA's new financial sustainability regulations to replace FFP: All you need to know

What are UEFAS new financial sustainability rules? What are the punishments for breaking the rules? When do the new rules start? Is everyone in favour of the new rules? Heres everything you need to know....

www.skysports.com

As part of The Squad Cost Rule spending on wages (players and head coaches), transfers and agent fees will be capped at 70 per cent of a club's revenue. This will be assessed over a calendar year and not a season, so spending in the summer transfer window will be included in the calculations.

As if the original FFP and sustainability rules weren't anticompetitive enough.

There's no chance clubs can close the commercial revenue gap on the top clubs and come close to what they're able to spend.

Football is dead as a competition.

 

[Goat]

As if the original FFP and sustainability rules weren't anticompetitive enough.

There's no chance clubs can close the commercial revenue gap on the top clubs and come close to what they're able to spend.

Football is dead as a competition.

I dont understand how ANY team will work with these new rules.

 

[Efcjake]

See the Pathetic is continuing its crusade to bash Everton every chance it gets.

How boyland and okeef are still there as supposed evertonians baffles me.

Because they've got a direct contact in Prentice feeding them leaks like the DBB headlock nonsense