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Kelvin's Local

Kelvin's Local

Jack Armstrong
It's definitely in our interest for QPR to get relegated this year. Aside from the fact they may nt even be allowed to play until they pay the fine, they'll almost certainly fight FFP in the courts and it could see our embargo lifted alongside it. Someone will contest the legality of it eventuwlly, here's to QPRs continied failure and a it happening sooner than later.
 
888balluk

888balluk

John Robertson
Kelvin's Local said:
It's definitely in our interest for QPR to get relegated this year. Aside from the fact they may nt even be allowed to play until they pay the fine, they'll almost certainly fight FFP in the courts and it could see our embargo lifted alongside it. Someone will contest the legality of it eventuwlly, here's to QPRs continied failure and a it happening sooner than later.
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The spelling and punctuation police are going to love you
 
QUARKSOUP

QUARKSOUP

First Team Squad
I take some comfort that if the rules survive another year a few more teams are likely to join us Leeds and Blackburn in the embargo club. Misery loves company.
 
Alexandro Garibaldi

Alexandro Garibaldi

Bang Bang
QPR recently announced they have reduced their losses from £65 million to £9.8 million, in order to comply with FFP. They are also in negotiations with the Football League to reduce the fine based on this good behaviour. Having done that, why would they take it to court?

Besides, we shouldn't be relying on QPR going into the ring for us - the quickest and best way to get out of the transfer embargo is to balance our books. Any legal challenge to FFP will take years and might not bring the expected results. Let's try going straight and lying low instead of hoping they change the law while we're still at large with the posse on our tail.
 
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RRRREDUN

Jack Burkitt
But I don't think the £55 million-odd was earned money. It was a sneaky 'cash-injection' which FFP I guess is trying to cut out. A pity Man City and Chelsea did all this before the rules. There's nothing but a pile of shit on the stable floor now.
 
Raymondo Ponte'

Raymondo Ponte'

It's all about mid-table...
Just wish them to get what's coming and I hope it hurts. Wreckless lavish spending without a care in the world, players and their agents strolling about in their Rolls Royces and their deluded supporters turning a blind eye that all "will be alright". Much like the Pompey supporters did.

I don't want our club to ever go down this road like they have. Yes, we spend far too much on wages but that's being addressed hopefully and we were never as bad as QPR.
 
fitch91

fitch91

Youth Team
RRRREDUN said:
But I don't think the £55 million-odd was earned money. It was a sneaky 'cash-injection' which FFP I guess is trying to cut out. A pity Man City and Chelsea did all this before the rules. There's nothing but a pile of shit on the stable floor now.
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This is exactly why I feel FFP is redundant. The damage was done long before it was introduced.
 
Alf-engelos Mindminackers

Alf-engelos Mindminackers

The Artiste formally known as "Wanksy"
It's not gonna matter, if we keep all our best players and sit top half mid-season, like SOD & Pearce did, we'll only sack the manager and throw it all away anyway :LOL:
 
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RedTe

Grenville Morris
QUARKSOUP said:
I take some comfort that if the rules survive another year a few more teams are likely to join us Leeds and Blackburn in the embargo club. Misery loves company.
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Could see Bournemouth joining the club and possibly Derby if neither of those teams go up and if Derby don't offload a player or two.

Bournemouth escaped the embargo, seemingly, on the back of Lallana's sell on fee. Derby were looking financially sound until loaning half a team on Premier League wages.

Still not sure why Bolton aren't under embargo.
 
Kelvin's Local

Kelvin's Local

Jack Armstrong
QUARKSOUP said:
I take some comfort that if the rules survive another year a few more teams are likely to join us Leeds and Blackburn in the embargo club. Misery loves company.
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Why haven't Bolton? Are they really trying to tell us they went from losing £50m one year to less than £8m the next? Mental.
 
Thomas

Thomas

AMERICAN IDIOT
Alf-Hasawi said:
Time will tell. Hows the new CEO doing?
Oh that's right, all the off field things don't matter again now we're miles further away from the playoffs than when they did, silly me.
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Is a CEO THAT important really?
 
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Francis Benali (on loan)

Guest
Probably, it's suits rather than athletes who decide where all the trophies go.
 
Alf-engelos Mindminackers

Alf-engelos Mindminackers

The Artiste formally known as "Wanksy"
dogtits said:
Is a CEO THAT important really?
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Don't ask me mate, ask the loads like Kelvin's Local who this time last year were saying it was an absolute must.

To me what's important is not having backwards double standards which mean when we're 7th and 2pts off the playoffs we concentrate on off-field matters, then when we're 9th and 8 pts off the playoff get told by the same people "it doesn't matter, concentrate on success, even though it's further away than when we told you not to".

It seems a very arse about tit way of doing things to concentrate on success when we're further away from it, and worry about off-field issues when the playoffs are within our grasp.
 
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Barry

Barry

Where's me hammer?
dogtits said:
Is a CEO THAT important really?
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Normally id say no but in forests case it hasent been led right for years. Everything's half hearted and genuinely shit when dealing with the non footballing side of things, its a gold mine but nobodies brought any tools.
 
Erik

Erik

oopsy daisy!
LTLF Minion
Bill Foster said:
Normally id say no but in forests case it hasent been led right for years. Everything's half hearted and genuinely shit when dealing with the non footballing side of things, its a gold mine but nobodies brought any tools.
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They have bought tools. Just that it's a cotton picker rather than something that can actually mine gold.....
 
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