| £250 million bailout 16:52 - Oct 11 with 9080 views | Plattyswrinklynuts |
BBC sport reports prem league proposals for potential financial bailout with strings attached. Don’t think it’ll affect Dale too much but can see some prem & championship clubs being extremely unhappy. Sorry can’t post a link if anyone else is able to? |  | | |  |
| £250 million bailout on 17:10 - Oct 11 with 6564 views | Dalenet |
As I read it we would lose the League Cup forever ..... a competition that has generated quite a bit of revenue for us in recent times. But if the EFL needs the money up front - of which £100m is said to be a gift then that is the price to be paid. The Championship would take a good proportion of this so Dale might get somewhere around £1m. Not clear whether this replaces the current TV monies or is in addition to it. Just says that 25% of PL revenue will be distributed in the future. And no parachute payments in the future would reduce the chance of a demoted team bouncing back.
As ever the devil will be in the detail |  | | |
| £250 million bailout on 17:18 - Oct 11 with 6532 views | Nigeriamark |
Depend what all the strings are. In a podcast I posted earlier one proposal is that support to teams like the Dale for academies is scrapped & the PL controls development of young players ( i.e they want first refusal on all talented youngsters so they don't pay transfer fees later). Would be a disaster for us as well as the youngsters who never get through the PL academies, but could have been late developers. |  | | |
| £250 million bailout on 18:31 - Oct 11 with 6388 views | James1980 |
| £250 million bailout on 17:18 - Oct 11 by Nigeriamark |
Depend what all the strings are. In a podcast I posted earlier one proposal is that support to teams like the Dale for academies is scrapped & the PL controls development of young players ( i.e they want first refusal on all talented youngsters so they don't pay transfer fees later). Would be a disaster for us as well as the youngsters who never get through the PL academies, but could have been late developers. |
So do Premier League fund EFL academies now other than purchasing players that have come through them? | |
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| £250 million bailout on 18:37 - Oct 11 with 6365 views | D_Alien |
One thing not mentioned is how reducing the premier league to 18 clubs would have a knock-on effect on numbers relegated from Championship, L1 & L2
Inevitably, there will be more teams relegated from each of these divisions, and it could for instance mean up to 6 clubs being relegated from L1 |  |
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| £250 million bailout on 18:47 - Oct 11 with 6350 views | boromat |
There's been mention of a new playoff competition that includes both premier League and championship teams. Just another way to make it more likely that teams stay in the top league.
I've not seen all the details but it sounds like a very short sighted proposal rather than a long term sustainable model. Hope the EFL clubs do all their due diligence as it sounds like the EFL themselves will accept the first thing offered to them. [Post edited 11 Oct 2020 19:52]
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| £250 million bailout on 19:37 - Oct 11 with 6260 views | macro |
| £250 million bailout on 18:37 - Oct 11 by D_Alien |
One thing not mentioned is how reducing the premier league to 18 clubs would have a knock-on effect on numbers relegated from Championship, L1 & L2
Inevitably, there will be more teams relegated from each of these divisions, and it could for instance mean up to 6 clubs being relegated from L1 |
Other option could end up being
18 Prem
20 in 4 leagues
so 98 clubs instead of 92 |  | | |
| £250 million bailout on 20:40 - Oct 11 with 6157 views | Nigeriamark |
| £250 million bailout on 18:31 - Oct 11 by James1980 |
So do Premier League fund EFL academies now other than purchasing players that have come through them? |
I forgot the name, but yes there is a fund that is paid to clubs like Rochdale to help pay for the academy. | | | |
| £250 million bailout on 21:05 - Oct 11 with 6135 views | James1980 |
| £250 million bailout on 20:40 - Oct 11 by Nigeriamark |
I forgot the name, but yes there is a fund that is paid to clubs like Rochdale to help pay for the academy. |
So short term clubs like Rochdale would benefit, long term it would be a massive loss. | |
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| £250 million bailout on 21:15 - Oct 11 with 6106 views | D_Alien |
| £250 million bailout on 19:37 - Oct 11 by macro |
Other option could end up being
18 Prem
20 in 4 leagues
so 98 clubs instead of 92 |
It's possible, but i think it unlikely there'd be an increase in the number of full-time professional clubs, given the state of football finances
If anything, what emerges will likely lead to a reduction in those numbers, with more going semi-pro
Plus, reducing the number of league games per division from 46 to 38, along with the loss of the League Cup, would mean a considerable reduction in gate income adding even more pressure on finances | |
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| £250 million bailout on 21:36 - Oct 11 with 6072 views | pioneer |
| £250 million bailout on 21:15 - Oct 11 by D_Alien |
It's possible, but i think it unlikely there'd be an increase in the number of full-time professional clubs, given the state of football finances
If anything, what emerges will likely lead to a reduction in those numbers, with more going semi-pro
Plus, reducing the number of league games per division from 46 to 38, along with the loss of the League Cup, would mean a considerable reduction in gate income adding even more pressure on finances |
Reduce the number of subs....paying an increasing number of players to do nothing (on game day) | | | |
| £250 million bailout on 10:08 - Oct 12 with 5752 views | heywooddale |
| £250 million bailout on 17:18 - Oct 11 by Nigeriamark |
Depend what all the strings are. In a podcast I posted earlier one proposal is that support to teams like the Dale for academies is scrapped & the PL controls development of young players ( i.e they want first refusal on all talented youngsters so they don't pay transfer fees later). Would be a disaster for us as well as the youngsters who never get through the PL academies, but could have been late developers. |
The Elite Player Performance Programme already effectively did this job when it turn removed the arbitrated compensation that clubs needed to pay to smaller clubs and replaced it with much smaller flat payments based on Academy and year of training provided and also the 90 mile radius for club to pull academy players from. The only reason FL clubs signed up to is was for guaranteed funding to academies.
It's just more attempts to hoard players by Prem Clubs, there was a proposal this week by one of the Man City Execs about B-Teams in the EFL to replace any clubs that go out of business, because the jump between Academy football and full professional football is too much of a jump.
I means they could just not hoard players, allow them to go through other clubs youth system's and get game time at a younger age meaning they have experience and can cope better with full time football, but thats just me and my crazy ideas! | | | |
| £250 million bailout on 11:10 - Oct 12 with 5662 views | BillyRudd |
| £250 million bailout on 10:08 - Oct 12 by heywooddale |
The Elite Player Performance Programme already effectively did this job when it turn removed the arbitrated compensation that clubs needed to pay to smaller clubs and replaced it with much smaller flat payments based on Academy and year of training provided and also the 90 mile radius for club to pull academy players from. The only reason FL clubs signed up to is was for guaranteed funding to academies.
It's just more attempts to hoard players by Prem Clubs, there was a proposal this week by one of the Man City Execs about B-Teams in the EFL to replace any clubs that go out of business, because the jump between Academy football and full professional football is too much of a jump.
I means they could just not hoard players, allow them to go through other clubs youth system's and get game time at a younger age meaning they have experience and can cope better with full time football, but thats just me and my crazy ideas! |
I have watched Dale for 55 years now and in that time the only four (off the top of my head) changes in the game that have actually increased my enthusiasm for the game and added to match day excitement have been....
3 points for a win
Play-offs
Being unable to pass back to the goal keeper
Automatic promotion to the Football League
I recognise that survival is more of an imperative than excitement at the moment but it does,nt auger well, especially as money talks and the PL will inevitably be calling the shots.
With regard to the idea of Premiership B teams within the pyramid, I cannot think of anything less likely to make me part with my gate money. | | | |
| £250 million bailout on 12:13 - Oct 12 with 5537 views | D_Alien |
That's something that will have passed well under most people's radar, but at least this particular minister seems to have his eye on the ball. Whether that translates into effective reform, and the separation of football governance from financial bullying is another matter | |
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| £250 million bailout on 12:23 - Oct 12 with 5514 views | electricblue |
What isnt in the details is seasonal compensation for the EFL if the League cup is to be sacrificed so be prem can get richer and the rest poorer....
I would like to see a seasonal revenue increase for the efl teams and i dont mean £100k either more like £250k for each league one team additional to what is recieved today.....
Then maybe it is worth considering...... |  |
| My all time favourite Dale player Mr Lyndon Symmonds |
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| £250 million bailout on 13:01 - Oct 12 with 5470 views | judd |
| £250 million bailout on 12:13 - Oct 12 by D_Alien |
That's something that will have passed well under most people's radar, but at least this particular minister seems to have his eye on the ball. Whether that translates into effective reform, and the separation of football governance from financial bullying is another matter |
I guess we'd have to trawl through the manifesto from the last election to see what they mean. |  |
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| £250 million bailout on 13:24 - Oct 12 with 5429 views | D_Alien |
| £250 million bailout on 13:01 - Oct 12 by judd |
I guess we'd have to trawl through the manifesto from the last election to see what they mean. |
Not sure even that'd be informative, but at least any out-of-work footballers could retrain as cyber security experts...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-54505841 | |
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| £250 million bailout on 01:30 - Oct 13 with 4988 views | DiddyDave |
The ridiculous transfer fees and wages some of the top players and managers are on just cannot be maintained,especially with the world as it is now with covid. But I don`t see this bloke Parry talking about that. The game as it is now will eventually implode,it has to. The so called elite clubs will ruin the game as we know it,but as some have already mentioned,that might not be such a bad thing. | | | |
| £250 million bailout on 07:12 - Oct 13 with 4919 views | Ancoats_Blue |
Unsure how I feel about this. A lot of what the plan suggests I’ve been saying should be happening for years. No parachute payments , a fairer distribution of tv rights etc. But the ‘special voting rights' for some of the bigger clubs does not sit well. I think if B teams are avoided the majority of EFL fans will be happy. |  | | |
| £250 million bailout on 11:30 - Oct 13 with 4703 views | 49thseason |
It doesnt really matter how much money gets down to the lower leagues, there will always be clubs who invest it and clubs who waste it in search of baubles. The money would be far better used if it were to become a loan fund that clubs can borrow from for investments, not transfer fees or players wages.
A club like ours would be able to access funds for player development, ground development, pitch renewals , even a new ground at some point . The better the infrastructure, the more money it is capable of generating for the long term which it turn secures the future of clubs.
As we know, spending silly money on transfer fees and wages is not a guarantee of success and can sometimes lead to disaster for clubs and their fans. Banks won't back smaller clubs for a reason but there is sufficient money within the game to mean banks are not required. |  | | |
| £250 million bailout on 17:27 - Oct 13 with 4563 views | electricblue |
I see that DB was on sky Sports being interviewed saying there are more questions than answers..
Even if it gets voted down it will happen in a few years time. | |
| My all time favourite Dale player Mr Lyndon Symmonds |
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| £250 million bailout on 19:03 - Oct 13 with 4476 views | 442Dale |
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