Should FFP be scrappped for something different

[King KdB of Belgium]

All FFP has now done is that it makes it harder for the smaller local clubs like Bury, Rochdale, Oldham, etc. to stand any chance of joining the Premier League. So if another billionaire wants to takes over 1 of these clubs he will not be allowed to spend his own money on taking the club up the leagues into the Premier League. Which in my mind is wrong, as long as he is not saddling the club with that debt, why should the owners not be allowed to do with their own money what they want.

 

[waspish]

It might go of the history and the trophies that team has won for every trophy your club has won in there history you get a extra 2m to spend on top of the 89m.

Gill on it as we speak.

 

[Manchester1894]

FFP has probably been good for us. Rather than spend wrecklessly we've become aligned with it and now we're break even, with a great squad and great manager, we should be able to chop and change quite nicely. Offloading the dross held us up. However it's the first squad I ever remember as a blue that has NO weak points. Mangala isn't getting anywhere near the squad btw. And Bravo IS a strong reserve keeper. This is reflected in our net spend. We could have been in profit had Zinchenko and Mangala been sold!

The worst part of this is in 3 years we have no Kompany, Silva, Aguero. *sobs*
But we could have Laporte growing into a great CB along Stones. Bernardo, Mahrez and Foden growing in midfield. The striker position in any team is the most exciting of all. WHO will replace Sergio??

 

[Sir Joe Aguero]

. The striker position in any team is the most exciting of all. WHO will replace Sergio??

Fine, I'll do it.