Initial 10, then reduced to 6 + 2 Point Deductions

[KaiserEFC]

Buy Hot Wok under the shell company Not Everton LLC. They sponsor the club for £14bn and Everton buy whoever they want and there’s a disappointing curry sauce served at the new ground. Everybody’s a winner!

 

[RD2910]

To be fair whoever wanted that had a point, transfer fees continue to rise even for ordinary players

Does that not mean you can sell your own players for higher fees?

 

[mahermi1]

Does that not mean you can sell your own players for higher fees?

Good point, wish we would have thought of that !

 

[Chegsy]

Still laugh regularly when I think about their little warning to us and Villa about abusing the fair market value system.

£200m for your women’s team though, perfectly fair and reasonable, play on.

£10m for Lewis Dobbin, oooh we can’t have any of that, we’re watching you naughty boys.

Always thought it was a smart piece of business by both clubs. They clearly didn't like it though.

Selling your woman's team is a bit mad though. It's going to start getting ridiculous if it hasn't already.

 

[Tipp blue]

I agree. Should have been raised.

Should be abolished, there should be a figure of say 85% of income spent on transfer and salaries but a club can spend more but it's paid for by the owner and cant be saddled on the club as debt..

 

[gixerk6]

Always thought it was a smart piece of business by both clubs. They clearly didn't like it though.

Selling your woman's team is a bit mad though. It's going to start getting ridiculous if it hasn't already.

It’s funny how UEFA have pulled them up on it but the PL never batted an eyelid over it

 

[Wat Tyler]

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Probably a good thing for us given Mosh wrote off 400 million in the upcoming accounts.

 

[R934]

 

[Jacko93]

Just bin 'em will yeh

 

[HKContractDave]

Desperate to save them a CL/European spot

 

[The binman chronicles]

What's another ten years between friends.

 

[MikeH72]

Probably a good thing for us given Mosh wrote off 400 million in the upcoming accounts.

Where have you read that? I’ve only seen that the £459m shareholder loan was converted to equity, that’s not the same as it being wrote off.

 

[14_dollars]

“Across the 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons, Bournemouth spent £271.1m on new players and recouped just £5.1m in player sales, a net spend of £266m. That was the fifth-highest net transfer spend in English football over those two years.”

Plucky Bournemouth doing things the right way.

The league is an absolute sham.

 

[murphy89]

Given we claimed bigger COVID losses than anyone else, I think we need to sit out of the Bournmouth debate…