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SWP's back said:No they didn't.grunge said:dctid said:No its not illegal and club owners would not win in court - there are restricitions on what people can spend in many many sports wage caps in several sports Rugby being the most obvious one there was even a salary cap a long long time ago in football - there are financial restriction in Formula 1
The facts are plain to see.
And UEFA went to the European courts to make sure they are water tight.
They have certainly taken steps to make sure that any challenge through the Europe courts does not derail FFP
http://www.keanelegal.com/2012/late...issue-joint-statement-on-financial-fair-play/On 21 March, the Vice-President of the European Commission, Jaoquín Almunia, and UEFA President Michel Platini issued a Joint Statement and exchanged letters concerning UEFA’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations. In the Joint Statement, the Commissioner, who is responsible for enforcing European competition policy, endorsed the FFP regulations and noted the convergence between the “break even” objectives of the FFP regulations and the European Union’s State aid rules. This endorsement has been described by UEFA as a “milestone” and provides a large degree of legal certainty for the application of the FFP regulations under European law.