Financial Fair Play

[Le Professeur]

UEFA to ease FFP rules.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/32784375

Guess the rules were a bit unfair to those with incredible amounts of dubious money.

Lol. I mean really.

 

[SuperGoon]

In one way limitless spending will be interesting, I still believe Chelsea, City and PSG have built their houses on the sand. One disagreement with Putin and Chelsea become Leeds overnight.

The amount of debt they'll accrue will be unsustainable at some point. We have sound finances and generate our own profits, we've built our house upon the rock, when the tide comes in and it will one day we won't be washed away.

We can only hope. Usually I'd not even wish this on Sp**s, but you don't get much scummier than Chelski.

 

[A_G]

✔@JBurtTelegraph
If, as reported by L'Equipe, PSG have had their FFP restrictions lifted and can now spend then that's big, big news for the transfer market

Guess that's why City are so bullish about signing players as well.

 

[clockwork orange]

Platini's rationale for lifting the restrictions was attracting more money to football.

 

[hydrofluoric acid]

ffs...

 

[marc-in]

i can't believe this ****, what a bunch of corrupt ****s

 

[spartandre217]

Where does Platini's son work?? Who has Platini been seen spending a lot of time with?? Qataris. Course he's in their pocket.

 

[Nemetoss]

How can a former footballer be so destructive to the sport that gave him everything?

 

[Le Professeur]

Blatter mk II.

 

[al-Ustaadh]

 

[A_G]

 

[A_G]

 

[Beksl]

Gazidis already doing his magic...

 

[Rex Stone]

Can’t wait for a 10p over five years bid for Torreira.

 

[Garrincha]

Wonder how many other clubs will start skipping the Europa?

 

[Sapient Hawk]

Time to give them a taste of their own medicine & test their resolve for Piatek.

 

[A_G]