Financial Fair Play / Profit & Sustainability

[LFEE]

Not totally against anchoring TBH. Nor a version of PSR if everyone had the same limit within their division and a safety bond in place to protect the club long term.

[McDog]

58 minutes ago, LFEE said:

Not totally against anchoring TBH. Nor a version of PSR if everyone had the same limit within their division and a safety bond in place to protect the club long term.

 

 

That seems completely reasonable. Same limit, none of this you get this and they get that limit. Safety bond seems to address sustainability. 

[TheBrownBottle]

3 hours ago, McDog said:

" As for Newcastle, we haven't done anything about them yet. We don't have enough data."

That's like me saying "I haven't called the police on my neighbor yet, I am still poking around looking for something he's done".

‘They haven’t won owt yet.  And they better not’

 

Except in Spanish

[TK-421]

That Stefan Borson, City Fan and PSR 'expert' has attempted to explain this RM blokes beef, and where this might/could go...
 

TLDR summary...
 

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It is very unlikely there is anything in this latest Tebas rant/story. That said should live cases against City and PSG go against the clubs, the risk of investigation would obviously greatly increase.

 

 

 

Edited 6 hours ago by TK-421

[El Prontonise]

14 hours ago, Gaztoon said:

Real was funded by the king of Spain for years 😂😂

 

 

 

 

No they weren't.

[Big Geordie]

1 hour ago, El Prontonise said:

 

No they weren't.

 

Were they not propped up by Franco, during the days of Puskas and Di Stefano? (genuine question)

[Ben]

I think the Spanish government gave them and a few other clubs funding a few years ago

[El Prontonise]

26 minutes ago, Big Geordie said:

 

Were they not propped up by Franco, during the days of Puskas and Di Stefano? (genuine question)

 

Money wise, no.  The club was helped politically though.

[midds]

Aye the local government/council have been very cooperative with the club in the past. A new training ground rings a bell and land sold off to pay for it? Some sketchy shit definitely 

[madras]

50 minutes ago, midds said:

Aye the local government/council have been very cooperative with the club in the past. A new training ground rings a bell and land sold off to pay for it? Some sketchy shit definitely 

Something like the council bought their training ground above going rate then let it back for a peppercorn rent.

[midds]

4 minutes ago, madras said:

Something like the council bought their training ground above going rate then let it back for a peppercorn rent.

Yeah, something like that. It was extremely convenient for Real. Village Idiot is the one to ask tbh

[Groundhog63]

What's Spanish for squeeky clean? 

 

 

https://www.ft.com/content/2b6aa26f-f2ac-426f-b218-612f4c21695c

[The College Dropout]

1 hour ago, midds said:

Aye the local government/council have been very cooperative with the club in the past. A new training ground rings a bell and land sold off to pay for it? Some sketchy shit definitely 

This was 25 years ago.

[gjohnson]

5 hours ago, TK-421 said:

That Stefan Borson, City Fan and PSR 'expert' has attempted to explain this RM blokes beef, and where this might/could go...
 

TLDR summary...
 

 

 

 

 

Still be a fairly easy paper trail to track, given what went on with Enron. All huff and bluster cos RM and Barca aren't the top teams anymore

[et tu brute]

37 minutes ago, gjohnson said:

Still be a fairly easy paper trail to track, given what went on with Enron. All huff and bluster cos RM and Barca aren't the top teams anymore

Also weren't City the first team to withdraw from the Super League, wouldn't be surprised if it's a little payback.