UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST

[Marvin]

Re Villa...

What are the sanctions for failing PL FFP?....obv for for Uefa its being banned from the champions league....but what for the PL?

There's a rolling 3 year period during which cumulative losses must not exceed £105m. Sanctions I assume are up to the Premier League.

The whole thing is in complete disrepute though as they used to have a wages cap, and I remember about a year ago I started to get interested in it as Utd were going to be up against it, and what did the Premier League do? They went and scrapped that rule.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

There's a rolling 3 year period during which cumulative losses must not exceed £105m. Sanctions I assume are up to the Premier League.

The whole thing is in complete disrepute though as they used to have a wages cap, and I remember about a year ago I started to get interested in it as Utd were going to be up against it, and what did the Premier League do? They went and scrapped that rule.

An "increase in wages that was down to a rise in TV money" cap, I think. About 4%.

Could increase wages more if it was covered by commercial income.

 

[aguero93:20]

Has Lee Bradbury’s penalty come down yet?

2034 mate, it's got to orbit a few more times yet.

 

[aguero93:20]

Re Villa...

What are the sanctions for failing PL FFP?....obv for for Uefa its being banned from the champions league....but what for the PL?

They're horrific tbh, the club in question has to relocate to Birmingham.

 

[Marvin]

An "increase in wages that was down to a rise in TV money" cap, I think. About 4%.

Could increase wages more if it was covered by commercial income.

As I remember the PL rules did not stipulate the source of income. They had an annual wage increase cap which could only go above a certain level if the club's revenue had increased and once Utd dropped out of the CL that became a problem for them.

PL has gone on record as saying that a successful Man Utd benefits the PL commercially so I suspect that's why they got rid of the rule. They did not want to hinder Utd.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

As I remember the PL rules did not stipulate the source of income. They had an annual wage increase cap which could only go above a certain level if the club's revenue had increased and once Utd dropped out of the CL that became a problem for them.

PL has gone on record as saying that a successful Man Utd benefits the PL commercially so I suspect that's why they got rid of the rule. They did not want to hinder Utd.

Have they ever ?

 

[bluemanchester]

Sly sports news have a interview with cefferin ? at 5 o clock tonight let's see if he drops anything worthwhile into the chat

He will be telling them that once UEFA get City banned and castrated and no danger to the cartel then the rules that snared City will be altered. This will then allow the clubs with history to keep their snouts in the trough.

 

[Bald fraud]

He will be telling them that once UEFA get City banned and castrated and no danger to the cartel then the rules that snared City will be altered. This will then allow the clubs with history to keep their snouts in the trough.

This 100% stinks to high heaven!

 

[oakiecokie]

Just keep sweeping the tweeting

here's a bit of news
Angelino has made his plans known anyway - Stout fellow
Angelino says Manchester City's Champions League ban could see him seek to leave the club permanently in the summer. Now, Angelino has been asked whether City's two-year ban from UEFA competition will affect his future at the club. City have registered an appeal against the ruling with the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and are confident they have done nothing wrong.
Nevertheless, Angelino says the prospect of going two seasons without Champions League football will be a deciding factor when it comes to assessing his future in the summer. “I feel very comfortable in Leipzig. I have to focus on RB," he told SportBild Joe Bray for MUEN

Fucking hell I wont sleep tonight with all the worry of losing a top European footballer.

 

[Coatigan]

Sly sports news have a interview with cefferin ? at 5 o clock tonight let's see if he drops anything worthwhile into the chat

Hopefully without the endless google translated posts to scroll through.