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Thread: Who owes what and how much

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    Who owes what and how much

    Saw this earlier on my flipboard so thought I would post it up, not sure what it means in real terms - we need RogerRamjet to explain it but it looks encouraging on the face of it, Forest are still throwing money around like confetti

    https://oddschanger.com/football-new...s-banks-owners

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    Lies, damned lies and statistics. It depends how owners account for money they have put into club. If you stack it as debt you get a Stoke, if you capitalise it then it isn't a liability, like us. We also don't have a mortgage on ground

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone View Post
    Lies, damned lies and statistics. It depends how owners account for money they have put into club. If you stack it as debt you get a Stoke, if you capitalise it then it isn't a liability, like us. We also don't have a mortgage on ground
    You’ve got great financial insight for a one armed former CDT teacher Ro....GP.
    So in layman’s terms...should we be encouraged by Stenson’s flipboard findings? Think we could all do with a bit of positive news right now.

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    To be honest I'm not sure the rable means a lot in isolation. It's just cheap journalism, but it's probably better to be at the bottom than the top.

    More interesting would be a comparison of interest costs to isolate "real" debt burden impact. If its interest free owner debt, then it's just structural debt and not real

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    Surely FFP isn't about total debt. Just about how much more you spent on players and players' wages than you received in income over the previous 3 seasons.

    A layman might think that a club with a low total debt would be nowhere near FFP limits. We are proof that it isn't so........

    These stats are probably 100% correct but, IMO, they have no bearing on FFP. Stoke have a huge debt to their owners but much of that will come from the PL and that, if I remember corrrectly, doesn't count.

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    Surely this list isn't about FFP nor does it pretend to be.....

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    Okay...so now I’m totally confused.
    Clearly it is better to be at the bottom of this table than near the top...I get that, so superficially at least it would appear that we are very healthily placed.
    Given some sort of equation between size/fan base, owner’s wealth, proximity to parachute payments and current league position I’d be very worried if I had connections with the likes of Wigan, Millwall or Forest and completely mortified if I supported any one of PNE, Wednesday, Brentford, Ipswich or Blackburn, or am I reading that wrong and is it really totally irrelevant to FFP?
    Parky...help!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    Okay...so now I’m totally confused.
    Clearly it is better to be at the bottom of this table than near the top...I get that, so superficially at least it would appear that we are very healthily placed.
    Given some sort of equation between size/fan base, owner’s wealth, proximity to parachute payments and current league position I’d be very worried if I had connections with the likes of Wigan, Millwall or Forest and completely mortified if I supported any one of PNE, Wednesday, Brentford, Ipswich or Blackburn, or am I reading that wrong and is it really totally irrelevant to FFP?
    Parky...help!
    RA. I'm not sure if it's relevant or not Blackburn are at the top but they keep spending Which probably means it's irrelevant What the FFP rules say is you can have a loss of £13million a season but this drops to only being allowed a £5million loss of the owner does not put equity in So Mel has definitely kept us afloat We need some one with more knowledge to help us with this one Where's Dcfc army when you need him

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    Okay...so now I’m totally confused.
    Clearly it is better to be at the bottom of this table than near the top...I get that, so superficially at least it would appear that we are very healthily placed.
    Given some sort of equation between size/fan base, owner’s wealth, proximity to parachute payments and current league position I’d be very worried if I had connections with the likes of Wigan, Millwall or Forest and completely mortified if I supported any one of PNE, Wednesday, Brentford, Ipswich or Blackburn, or am I reading that wrong and is it really totally irrelevant to FFP?
    Parky...help!
    rA, read Parky's and mine posts immediately prior to your post. It's about debt to owners not FFP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone View Post
    Surely this list isn't about FFP nor does it pretend to be.....
    It was someone's comment about the Tree Huggers throwing money around like confetti that pointed my thoughts towards FFP Ro... erm, I mean GP. All my own doing and no more than a natural look at possible other consequences of things.

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