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There are far worse teams too. Rossi's injury hurt them badly but still, they had too much quality for that.

 

Still think that Lotina was a terrible appointment. His style didn't fit the squad at all.

 

Think selling Cazorla is what started it all tbh, they made a massive cock up selling him and refusing to sell Rossi when they had the opportunity.

 

Lotina is like the angel of death where ever he goes he causes relegation :lol:

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There are far worse teams too. Rossi's injury hurt them badly but still, they had too much quality for that.

 

Still think that Lotina was a terrible appointment. His style didn't fit the squad at all.

 

Think selling Cazorla is what started it all tbh, they made a massive cock up selling him and refusing to sell Rossi when they had the opportunity.

 

Lotina is like the angel of death where ever he goes he causes relegation :lol:

 

He also managed the last team to be relegated while playing in the CL... (well Celta sacked him a bit before the end of the season, but still).

 

Regarding selling Cazorla and not Rossi, I'm 99,99999% they wouldn't have been relegated had Rossi stayed fit, to be frank.

 

 

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According to an independent study, 8 of La Liga's clubs currently *don't* meet the financial rules that should be enforced this next season.

 

Betis, Levante, Rayo, Granada, Atlético, Osasuna, Mallorca, Valencia.

 

What rules are these?

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FFP doesn't start proper next season iirc, merely it'll be the first season when the accounts are actually counted for when it is finally introduced. Think the idea is with FFP it looks at accounts over past 3 years and you have to be breaking even or making moves towards breaking even

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FFP

 

It's not FFP, it's a set of financial rules that La Liga approved a year ago that are similar in spirit to the FFP but apply to La Liga. Net debt can't be above turnover, 70% wages/to turnover ratio and others. Punishment goes from transfer embargos to relegation.

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FFP

 

It's not FFP, it's a set of financial rules that La Liga approved a year ago that are similar in spirit to the FFP but apply to La Liga. Net debt can't be above turnover, 70% wages/to turnover ratio and others. Punishment goes from transfer embargos to relegation.

 

fcking hell, will real madrid meet that?

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  • 4 weeks later...

The Spanish FA have abandoned plans of staging the Supercopa in China starting in 2013, after Barça and Madrid frontally opposed the idea.

 

THANK GOD.

 

Wow. Utterly ridiculous that even got to that stage, pretty much sums up what is wrong with football.

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FFP

 

It's not FFP, it's a set of financial rules that La Liga approved a year ago that are similar in spirit to the FFP but apply to La Liga. Net debt can't be above turnover, 70% wages/to turnover ratio and others. Punishment goes from transfer embargos to relegation.

 

fcking hell, will real madrid meet that?

 

http://www.sportbusiness.com/news/184339/real-madrid-hits-revenue-record-to-slash-debts

 

They must make a fuck tonne in the Asian market alone.

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FFP

 

It's not FFP, it's a set of financial rules that La Liga approved a year ago that are similar in spirit to the FFP but apply to La Liga. Net debt can't be above turnover, 70% wages/to turnover ratio and others. Punishment goes from transfer embargos to relegation.

 

fcking hell, will real madrid meet that?

 

http://www.sportbusiness.com/news/184339/real-madrid-hits-revenue-record-to-slash-debts

 

They must make a fuck tonne in the Asian market alone.

 

:yao:

 

Absolute shite article, plucking figures out of air on debt levels.

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FFP

 

It's not FFP, it's a set of financial rules that La Liga approved a year ago that are similar in spirit to the FFP but apply to La Liga. Net debt can't be above turnover, 70% wages/to turnover ratio and others. Punishment goes from transfer embargos to relegation.

 

fcking hell, will real madrid meet that?

 

http://www.sportbusiness.com/news/184339/real-madrid-hits-revenue-record-to-slash-debts

 

They must make a fuck tonne in the Asian market alone.

 

:yao:

 

Absolute shite article, plucking figures out of air on debt levels.

 

If by plucking out of the air, you mean Real Madrids own figures, then yeah.

 

http://www.realmadrid.com/cs/Satellite/en/1330066580018/noticia/Noticia/Real_Madrid_s_annual_turnover_amounts_to_480.2_million_euros,_showing_an_8.6%25_increase_over_the_.htm

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At this stage, you should have already learnt what to think about financial figures released by a Spanish company

 

:yao:

 

And no, nobody thinks their debt figures are real, nor ours.

 

Do clubs still owe tax to the government, knew this was rumbling a few years back.....

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