| Bristol City (bang in trouble) 19:06 - Dec 28 with 14861 views | James_Paddocks |
That Nahki Wells transfer looking like an astute bit of business...
Points deduction inbound?
Rangers really did get their act together at the perfect time.
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:56 - Dec 28 with 8314 views | Northernr |
You can always tell, when clubs are doing deals like that Wells one this is the only direction of travel unless they get promoted. Transfer fee when he was out of contract in 6 months, three and a half year contract that QPR couldn't get near, zero sell on value so all dead money, north of 30. Wages 212% of income.
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 20:28 - Dec 28 with 8206 views | themodfather |
the efl will see the link to qpr and deduct us the pts!
when will clubs not learn the lessons? ffp is here and many clubs falling into the "trap" of big dreams. |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 20:28 - Dec 28 with 8200 views | WatfordR |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:56 - Dec 28 by Northernr |
You can always tell, when clubs are doing deals like that Wells one this is the only direction of travel unless they get promoted. Transfer fee when he was out of contract in 6 months, three and a half year contract that QPR couldn't get near, zero sell on value so all dead money, north of 30. Wages 212% of income.
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Although that wonât be the figure used for FFP will it? Average of previous 2 seasons I think. |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 20:40 - Dec 28 with 8142 views | DavieQPR |
Losses for last three seasons are: ÂŁ38.4, ÂŁ10.07 and ÂŁ10.95. |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 21:14 - Dec 28 with 7999 views | derbyhoop |
A bit more than ÂŁ39m over 3 years? |  |
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 00:53 - Dec 29 with 7540 views | queensparker |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 20:40 - Dec 28 by DavieQPR |
Losses for last three seasons are: ÂŁ38.4, ÂŁ10.07 and ÂŁ10.95. |
I think one of those years was actually a ten million profit. So theyâre right on the line for FFP. |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 08:46 - Dec 29 with 7141 views | davman |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 20:28 - Dec 28 by WatfordR |
Although that wonât be the figure used for FFP will it? Average of previous 2 seasons I think. |
COVID has changed the rules; they'll be alright... |  |
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 08:52 - Dec 29 with 7121 views | loftboy |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 00:53 - Dec 29 by queensparker |
I think one of those years was actually a ten million profit. So theyâre right on the line for FFP. |
Thatâs correct but that season drops off next year and apparently they will make a huge loss next time which will put them over. |  |
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 09:02 - Dec 29 with 7073 views | stevec |
Whatâs becoming clear is ÂŁ13m allowed losses per year is not enough.
Basically, if you arenât allowed wage caps then you canât have FFP. When will the authorities get this into their thick heads? |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 09:39 - Dec 29 with 6981 views | BAWHoops |
So pleased the club held their nerve from 2016 - 2020 and didn't go in for silly deals when it came to signing players whilst also realising what the true value of their existing players was.
I think of the stink on here when we sold Freeman, Smithies, Luongo who all went for what we perceived as low money, but truth was we got what they were worth and more! We also didn't break the bank with contracts for Hall, Onouha, Robinson and let them move on... none have particularily set the world alight since.
Only player we perhaps could've achieved more for was Furlong |  |
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 09:56 - Dec 29 with 6928 views | MrSheen |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 09:39 - Dec 29 by BAWHoops |
So pleased the club held their nerve from 2016 - 2020 and didn't go in for silly deals when it came to signing players whilst also realising what the true value of their existing players was.
I think of the stink on here when we sold Freeman, Smithies, Luongo who all went for what we perceived as low money, but truth was we got what they were worth and more! We also didn't break the bank with contracts for Hall, Onouha, Robinson and let them move on... none have particularily set the world alight since.
Only player we perhaps could've achieved more for was Furlong |
Master Sheen and I were wondering on Monday night what had happened to Idrissa Sylla, the accidental goalscorer, since he left us. Eight goals in three seasons, including two in a year in India. This season, just made it off the bench twice, for a total of 19 minutes and no goals, for Farense in the Portuguese second division. |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 10:18 - Dec 29 with 6840 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
Without punitive measures against individuals, what have these people got to lose by putting clubs in debt? Serious question. What are the ramifications for putting a club in administration? |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 10:48 - Dec 29 with 6714 views | Burnleyhoop |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 09:39 - Dec 29 by BAWHoops |
So pleased the club held their nerve from 2016 - 2020 and didn't go in for silly deals when it came to signing players whilst also realising what the true value of their existing players was.
I think of the stink on here when we sold Freeman, Smithies, Luongo who all went for what we perceived as low money, but truth was we got what they were worth and more! We also didn't break the bank with contracts for Hall, Onouha, Robinson and let them move on... none have particularily set the world alight since.
Only player we perhaps could've achieved more for was Furlong |
Furlong, without doubt, the one we should have kept. Would have made a huge difference to what has been a massive problem area for us this season. We will not find another like him for 1 million. | | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 11:14 - Dec 29 with 6624 views | PinnerPaul |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 10:48 - Dec 29 by Burnleyhoop |
Furlong, without doubt, the one we should have kept. Would have made a huge difference to what has been a massive problem area for us this season. We will not find another like him for 1 million. |
Think its debateable.
He's more of an old fashioned right back than either a wing back or the one on the right of a 3.
Would still like him to have stayed though to see if he could have preformed one of those roles. | | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 11:45 - Dec 29 with 6541 views | derbyhoop |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 10:18 - Dec 29 by BazzaInTheLoft |
Without punitive measures against individuals, what have these people got to lose by putting clubs in debt? Serious question. What are the ramifications for putting a club in administration? |
Money grabbing organisations like St Johns Ambulance get shafted. Which is bad publicity. Not that they give a damn | |
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 13:48 - Dec 29 with 6340 views | hantssi |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 11:45 - Dec 29 by derbyhoop |
Money grabbing organisations like St Johns Ambulance get shafted. Which is bad publicity. Not that they give a damn |
I know, itâs bang out of order for a âvoluntaryâ organisation to suggest theyâre âowedâ money!
The mind boggles that they can do this when poor old poverty stricken football clubs could go to the wall. [Post edited 29 Dec 2021 13:49]
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 14:04 - Dec 29 with 6279 views | tkqpr |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 00:53 - Dec 29 by queensparker |
I think one of those years was actually a ten million profit. So theyâre right on the line for FFP. |
If thats the case, then ÂŁ38.4m smacks of some very "creative accounting" or "massaging the figures" so it falls perfectly into a ÂŁ39m loss over 3 years.
I doubt proper planning and sustainable management had anything to do with it.
Well done QPR for cutting their cloth early enough, albeit after a massive court case, fine etc |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 14:05 - Dec 29 with 6273 views | radfords |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 09:02 - Dec 29 by stevec |
Whatâs becoming clear is ÂŁ13m allowed losses per year is not enough.
Basically, if you arenât allowed wage caps then you canât have FFP. When will the authorities get this into their thick heads? |
Wage caps seeks parity in limiting salary costs for all clubs in the league.
FFP allows clubs to spend in line with their resources which may be different for each club.
It could be argued that wage caps are anti-competitive whereas FFP is not as long as the rules are adhered to of course. | | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:28 - Dec 29 with 5987 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 14:05 - Dec 29 by radfords |
Wage caps seeks parity in limiting salary costs for all clubs in the league.
FFP allows clubs to spend in line with their resources which may be different for each club.
It could be argued that wage caps are anti-competitive whereas FFP is not as long as the rules are adhered to of course. |
No idea what SteveC has said, but wage caps punish the workers not the owners.
Presuming they are legal, enforceable, and fairly distributed, they still wouldnât end assert stripping, debt stacking, or making a club bankrupt in any way.
Not saying huge wages arenât a problem because they are. I read a recommendation once on a parliamentary paper stating that 40% of wages to net income was a reasonable and sustainable figure. Why not start there?
The Bazza solution is enforce FFP properly, declare all sports clubs CICs, then create a law making bankruptcy of a CIC (in this case a football club) by wilful means, or incompetence a custodial sentence. This covers all bases, is pretty loophole proof, and takes the burden off the EFL and puts it toe CPS instead. The CPS have no conflict of interest or commercial considerations to enforcing FFP like the EFL/FA/PL do.
This would deter the wronguns and focus the well meaning, and to SteveCâs delight would naturally result in players getting paid less. | | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:33 - Dec 29 with 5962 views | Hastings_Hoops |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 10:18 - Dec 29 by BazzaInTheLoft |
Without punitive measures against individuals, what have these people got to lose by putting clubs in debt? Serious question. What are the ramifications for putting a club in administration? |
Depends on how much financial risk the shareholders have taken - thereâs no fixed scenario and each situation will have different outcomes for âmisguided investorsâ / âasset strippersâ. |  | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:38 - Dec 29 with 5936 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:33 - Dec 29 by Hastings_Hoops |
Depends on how much financial risk the shareholders have taken - thereâs no fixed scenario and each situation will have different outcomes for âmisguided investorsâ / âasset strippersâ. |
Iâd suggest anyone investing in a football club to make a profit is misguided or an asset stripper! | | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 21:15 - Dec 29 with 5781 views | Boston |
I wish this thread had have been started after weâd played âem. | |
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 22:24 - Dec 29 with 5629 views | Hastings_Hoops |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:38 - Dec 29 by BazzaInTheLoft |
Iâd suggest anyone investing in a football club to make a profit is misguided or an asset stripper! |
Genuine question⌠did Bernie and Flåvio make a profit?
âŚcontroversial, but they left the club in a better financial and league position than they found it⌠it was the new guard that messed things up. [Post edited 29 Dec 2021 22:27]
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| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 23:16 - Dec 29 with 5529 views | MrSheen |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 19:28 - Dec 29 by BazzaInTheLoft |
No idea what SteveC has said, but wage caps punish the workers not the owners.
Presuming they are legal, enforceable, and fairly distributed, they still wouldnât end assert stripping, debt stacking, or making a club bankrupt in any way.
Not saying huge wages arenât a problem because they are. I read a recommendation once on a parliamentary paper stating that 40% of wages to net income was a reasonable and sustainable figure. Why not start there?
The Bazza solution is enforce FFP properly, declare all sports clubs CICs, then create a law making bankruptcy of a CIC (in this case a football club) by wilful means, or incompetence a custodial sentence. This covers all bases, is pretty loophole proof, and takes the burden off the EFL and puts it toe CPS instead. The CPS have no conflict of interest or commercial considerations to enforcing FFP like the EFL/FA/PL do.
This would deter the wronguns and focus the well meaning, and to SteveCâs delight would naturally result in players getting paid less. |
So, bringing back debtorsâ jail. Delightfully 19th century of you, Baz. | | | |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 23:29 - Dec 29 with 5508 views | stowmarketrange |
| Bristol City (bang in trouble) on 22:24 - Dec 29 by Hastings_Hoops |
Genuine question⌠did Bernie and Flåvio make a profit?
âŚcontroversial, but they left the club in a better financial and league position than they found it⌠it was the new guard that messed things up. [Post edited 29 Dec 2021 22:27]
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Old argument,but they left at the worst possible time.We were starting from a weaker position that the play off winners Swansea.They left it so late to sell to Fernandes that all the targets that Warnock wouldâve planned for had already gone to other clubs,because of the uncertainties surrounding the take over.
The only ones left were the ones that nobody else wanted.
Itâs a bit like starting your Christmas shopping at 5pm on Christmas Eve and hoping you can get what you want,but all the good presents have gone.But youâve got a full wallet to buy something to keep everyone happy. |  | | |
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