Uefa Ffp Rules

[fine-n-dandy]

https://www.uefa.com/community/news/newsid=2064391.html

 

PSG are the latest big club to be threatened by this & as a result are basically being forced to sell players.

It's great that it has been introduced but the restrictions within them really do not benefit clubs in our league & those working on small budgets.

It only really targets the big very high budget clubs.

This is why Sevco can still spend far more than they earn because clubs are allowed to do so spend 5m more than they earn per assessment period & even more (as much as 30m) if they are covered by direct contributions by owners.

 

I'm assuming the Huns are using the last part in paragraph two to get away with their clear overspending.

 

Plus the rules should be changed so it's not the clubs home football association/league that decides whether they should be granted a license. UEFA should be making those decisions.

 

The rules are a load of shite basically. A token gesture that really hasn't done a thing to fix the financial problems in football that has fkd the smaller clubs.

[dave_min]

I hear Tokyo are hosting the next Olympics.

[Chewie37]

Croatia are very popular