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re: Legal challenge to FFP moving along
Posted on 3/3/15 at 8:14 am to StraightCashHomey21
Posted on 3/3/15 at 8:14 am to StraightCashHomey21
QPR didn't, I'm sure there are others. And besides, I already told you why: protectionism or to give a frugal owner an excuse for supporters as to why they can't move forward.
The fact that you can't address the issue without deflecting shows how weak your position is.
Where would Chelsea be if FFP had been in place 15 years ago? They'd still be a mid table side with little hope of ever breaking into the upper echelon, and the BPL would be a less interesting place for that. Sure, that would be good for Manchester United, more trophies for you, but it would be bad for the league. There has to be some modicum of uncertainty and hope for a club that they too can one day be a top side. You've taken that away from most supporters.
You can protect clubs from excessive debt and still allow for owners to spend their own money to improve their positions but that's not what FFP was ever about.
The fact that you can't address the issue without deflecting shows how weak your position is.
Where would Chelsea be if FFP had been in place 15 years ago? They'd still be a mid table side with little hope of ever breaking into the upper echelon, and the BPL would be a less interesting place for that. Sure, that would be good for Manchester United, more trophies for you, but it would be bad for the league. There has to be some modicum of uncertainty and hope for a club that they too can one day be a top side. You've taken that away from most supporters.
You can protect clubs from excessive debt and still allow for owners to spend their own money to improve their positions but that's not what FFP was ever about.
This post was edited on 3/3/15 at 8:34 am
Posted on 3/3/15 at 8:40 am to Draconian Sanctions
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QPR didn't, I'm sure there are others. And besides, I already told you why: protectionism or to give a frugal owner an excuse for supporters as to why they can't move forward.
lol QPR just posted a loss of only around 10 million pounds.
Thats peanuts in world football. They clearly are figuring it out.
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Where would Chelsea be if FFP had been in place 15 years ago? They'd still be a mid table side with little hope of ever breaking into the upper echelon, and the BPL would be a less interesting place for that. Sure, that would be good for Manchester United, more trophies for you, but it would be bad for the league. There has to be some modicum of uncertainty and hope for a club that they too can one day be a top side. You've taken that away from most supporters.
You can protect clubs from excessive debt and still allow for owners to spend their own money to improve their positions but that's not what FFP was ever about.
You act as if Chelsea wasn't successful right before the were bought
They were a club on the rise
Get your protecting the top dogs conspiracy out of here.
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