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Their fans are cut from the same cloth as Liverpool and Newcastle fans tbh. Nasty self-entitled club.

Mental considering their entire history of success is confined to a 5 year period.

Deano Blue Boy wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 2:40 pm Is Townsend going to get booed now?

Probably best not as we might need to re-sign him next season

Who did this

Spartacus

Embarrassing.

Clubs been run as a criminal enterprise for the last ten years and a village fruit and veg stall for 30 before that.

Masters has nothing to do with any of this.

Toffee1 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 2:59 pm

What a time for English football. Going to have 3 or 4 teams every season on minus points. If they've defaulted on transfer payments surely there should be bigger consequences than 2pts if they are ever in the top flight again. They haven't paid their debts to rival clubs. Can't really be a clearer sporting advantage for them and disadvantage for the teams that sold them players

The new PSR rules have been approved unanimously to come in next season. Here's how that looks for us based on recent financials...

Someone ELIAPOH (explain like I am pissed on holiday)

brap2 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:23 pm Someone ELIAPOH (explain like I am pissed on holiday)

We’re still fucked

brap2 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:23 pm Someone ELIAPOH (explain like I am pissed on holiday)

From how I read it, we need to spend £20m less than whatever we spent in 22-23 on player amortisation, wages, agents fees, losses on sold players, manager lay offs. But I can't tell whether it starts from this July, so we've still got to manage the rest of 23-24 with the same issues as the last two years?

Edit. New rules are starting from 25-26, so we've still got 2 years of the old rules to go(current and next). So definitely got to sell Onana and Branthwaite before June 30th then.

So you're saying it's not good news

brap2 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 8:41 pm So you're saying it's not good news

When is it ever?

Wages + net amortised transfer fees = 80% of turnover

Unless you're City, then you can just do what you want anyway.

It has the whiff of clubs madly focussed on trying to comply with the current regulatory requirements to avoid penalty, and dismissively, "yeah, yeah whatever" to the changes. Kicking the can down the road.

Then a year or so down the road "we agreed to what now?"

I don't know how they reached a unanimous vote on it, except of course the fear that perhaps if the Govt regulator steps in heavily that soon they might not get to vote on these decisions at all.