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  1. #11
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    re: doesn't look great.

    Doesn't Fawaz sponsor the shirts? Why doesn't he just up that sponsorship by 9 million and then you instantly comply with the FFP limit. If he has billions, 9 million is a mere drop in the ocean compared to what a transfer embargo could mean.

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    re: doesn't look great.

    The difference between Forest and Leicester is about the size of the Grand Canyon in terms of on and off the field.

    The Leicester owners have purchased the ground and written off 85m which had been owed to them. The club is therefore virtually debt free.

    Credit to their owners.

    I've not seen your published accounts but the headline figures don't look great.

    17m losses speak for themselves, around 1.5m a month. With player purchases this season this figure is likely to increase.

    35.4m is owed to Fawaz in the form of interest free loans, so you will need to pay that back at some point. Again, this is likely to have increased.

    Whilst the accounts show a 'significant' portion of the short term debt out of the 85m owed to the Doughty estate was capitalised it remains to be seen how much is still owed, not sure but doesn't read as some on here expected, many said this had been written off.

    And you still don't even own your own ground! So very little in terms assets.

    If you don't

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    re: doesn't look great.

    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
    Doesn't Fawaz sponsor the shirts? Why doesn't he just up that sponsorship by 9 million and then you instantly comply with the FFP limit. If he has billions, 9 million is a mere drop in the ocean compared to what a transfer embargo could mean.
    it's irrelevant this season cause FFP does not come into effect till next season, our only problem is as Hoodie said IF we don't make promotion we could find ourselves in the s*** due to the lack of TV money ect,

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    re: doesn't look great.

    Quote Originally Posted by es***red52
    it's irrelevant this season cause FFP does not come into effect till next season.

    Irrelevant? It comes into effect next season based on THIS seasons figures.

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    re: doesn't look great.

    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
    Doesn't Fawaz sponsor the shirts? Why doesn't he just up that sponsorship by 9 million and then you instantly comply with the FFP limit. If he has billions, 9 million is a mere drop in the ocean compared to what a transfer embargo could mean.
    Because you are not allowed to. Any sponsorship from businesses connected to ownership groups must be reasonable compared with other clubs in that division.

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    re: doesn't look great.

    The wage bill at Forest is crazy,its rumoured 1 player is on A?36,000 a week!
    Madness!

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    re: doesn't look great.

    Quote Originally Posted by metrocab
    The wage bill at Forest is crazy,its rumoured 1 player is on A?36,000 a week!
    Madness!
    Chuffing hell its gone up 11k.are you sure it was chalobah that was on 18k with us and is on 30+k at chelseas?

  8. #18

    re: doesn't look great.

    Quote Originally Posted by sheeeeeeeeeep
    Doesn't Fawaz sponsor the shirts? Why doesn't he just up that sponsorship by 9 million and then you instantly comply with the FFP limit. If he has billions, 9 million is a mere drop in the ocean compared to what a transfer embargo could mean.
    Because you are not allowed to. Any sponsorship from businesses connected to ownership groups must be reasonable compared with other clubs in that division.[/quote]

    So what's reasonable then? Are we compared to Leeds or Yeovil and how is that financial fair play when it quite clearly favours the bigger clubs with big fan bases! It's all a load of ******** really and wouldn't stand up in court.

    I'm afraid the football league is looking down the wrong road in trying to penalise the clubs. It's the players and agents that need looking at. Both are the leeches of the beautiful game. Wage caps for each league is the only way forwards, not FFP

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