I wanted a more simpleton answer than the ESK would provide!If you add @The Esk on Twitter he will explain it all.
Nothing is capped, it's really to stop teams spending more than they earn, a cap would actually have been more fare, the way it was implemented means that those with bigger incomes at the time (top teams) could keep outspending the rest thus remaining at the top.So it it transfer fees or wages that are capped, or both?
FFP is a load of bollocks. Just in place to keep the status quo after City upset it. If we have money we should be able to spend it.
That's not quite accurate, Usmanov, Bill Gates, Jeff Bozos and the Walton family could all be happy to invest and spend money on players but still break FFP rules.If you have money you are allowed to spend it.
We dont have money.
That's not quite accurate, Usmanov, Bill Gates, Jeff Bozos and the Walton family could all be happy to invest and spend money on players but still break FFP rules.
Nothing is capped, it's really to stop teams spending more than they earn, a cap would actually have been more fare, the way it was implemented means that those with bigger incomes at the time (top teams) could keep outspending the rest thus remaining at the top.
Persuading a manager of Ancelotti's ilk to join us and giving him a reported £11.5m a year are't the actions of a skint club.If you have money you are allowed to spend it.
We dont have money.
You can’t show an average loss vs turnover of over 105 million in a 3 year period
Persuading a manager of Ancelotti's ilk to join us and giving him a reported £11.5m a year are't the actions of a skint club.
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