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FFPR in a nutshell
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Prestwich_Blue
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How do you make that out? Most of our losses relate to player wages and amortisation.S04 said:Much of our "loss" will simply not count because it´s infrastructur, training facilities, stadium works, youth/academy related i.e "Good for the game"
Prestwich_Blue
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What about Visa or Mastercard sponsoring a competition and, as part of the terms, exclude people from using the other to buy tickets. That's essentially bribery to me.fbloke said:I seriously doubt if any sponsorship deal with a sports team could ever be construed as a bribe.
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But I am sure that would never happen ;-)
Then of course if a sponsor were to provide discounts or inducements to fans of a team they are sponsoring surely that is an indirect bribe to the club? ;-)
Prestwich_Blue said:What about Visa or Mastercard sponsoring a competition and, as part of the terms, exclude people from using the other to buy tickets. That's essentially bribery to me.fbloke said:I seriously doubt if any sponsorship deal with a sports team could ever be construed as a bribe.
But I am sure that would never happen ;-)
Then of course if a sponsor were to provide discounts or inducements to fans of a team they are sponsoring surely that is an indirect bribe to the club? ;-)
S04
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Current loss yes, but consider if we do expand the stadium at a cost of say £60m or start building seriously on the Aniline site.
Prestwich_Blue said:How do you make that out? Most of our losses relate to player wages and amortisation.S04 said:Much of our "loss" will simply not count because it´s infrastructur, training facilities, stadium works, youth/academy related i.e "Good for the game"
Current loss yes, but consider if we do expand the stadium at a cost of say £60m or start building seriously on the Aniline site.
metalblue
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Or they just buy a couple of our fringe players for £20m a piece and loan them out. Although clubs would want to comply with the spirit as well as the rules I can't see how (with present rules) UEFA can stop this.
doggiesin08 said:Sorry if this has already been covered, but with Sheikh Mansour being the director of the Al-Jazira club in the UAE (so not having to worry about UEFA regulations), why could he not authorise Al-Jazira to sell a player to Manchester City for 1million and then sell back to Al-Jazira the next transfer period for 100million to balance the City books?
Is this similar to sponsorship details where UEFA can determine what is a players fair market value? I don't see how UEFA could have this power for assessing individual player transfers?
Or they just buy a couple of our fringe players for £20m a piece and loan them out. Although clubs would want to comply with the spirit as well as the rules I can't see how (with present rules) UEFA can stop this.
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PMSL that's brilliant, never heard of that before!
doggiesin08 said:Sorry if this has already been covered, but with Sheikh Mansour being the director of the Al-Jazira club in the UAE (so not having to worry about UEFA regulations), why could he not authorise Al-Jazira to sell a player to Manchester City for 1million and then sell back to Al-Jazira the next transfer period for 100million to balance the City books?
Is this similar to sponsorship details where UEFA can determine what is a players fair market value? I don't see how UEFA could have this power for assessing individual player transfers?
PMSL that's brilliant, never heard of that before!
Mr Ed (The Stables)
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This thread should be made a sticky. Please please, pretty please!
This thread should be made a sticky. Please please, pretty please!
Re: FFPR in a nutshell (MODS - Can this be made a sticky?)
Haha nice! So in a nutshell, what are the loopholes?Joga Bonito said:doggiesin08 said:Sorry if this has already been covered, but with Sheikh Mansour being the director of the Al-Jazira club in the UAE (so not having to worry about UEFA regulations), why could he not authorise Al-Jazira to sell a player to Manchester City for 1million and then sell back to Al-Jazira the next transfer period for 100million to balance the City books?
Is this similar to sponsorship details where UEFA can determine what is a players fair market value? I don't see how UEFA could have this power for assessing individual player transfers?
PMSL that's brilliant, never heard of that before!