Is rufc really a club that no one would buy

[HensonsPRman]

As the rules currently stand Brin we can spend more in league 1 than we can in the Champ, if these new rules come in we would not be able to spend as much as currently do as our revenue is so low.
I am not sure if the efl would also adopt the revenue rule for league 1, if they do then again we would be hit hard

[HensonsPRman]

The rules currently are different in league 1 than they are in the Champ. if these new rules come in we would not be able to spend as much as currently do as our revenue is so low.
I am not sure if the efl would also adopt the revenue rule for league 1, if they do then again we would be hit hard

Financial Fair Play

The CFRU has remit over all the EFL’s Financial Fair Play Rules which are different depending on which Division a Club is in:

Championship Clubs follow Profitability and Sustainability (“P&S”) Rules which dictate what losses Clubs are permitted to incur over a rolling three-year period.League One and League Two Clubs follow the Salary Cost Management Protocol (“SCMP”) These state that Clubs can only spend a fixed percentage of its revenue on player wages etc. This limit can also be added to or impacted by equity injections or net transfer spend.

Simply, you can lose £39m over a rolling 3 year period in the championship. So as our revenue is so small add in Tony's £2m per year, we have around £10m to spend on all costs so a player budget of around £7m. The £39m will never be troubled unless we can find someone who is prepared to inject £13m per year.
Championship rules here
https://www.efl.com/governance/regul...sustainability

In league 1 you can spend 60% of your turnover on wages plus any transfer income plus any owner capital injections, Tony has tended to sell a player when we go down, we get parachute payments from the Championship he still puts his £2m in all player contracts have relegation clauses so first year down we have a healthy budget

full rules are here for league 1
https://www.efl.com/governance/regul...guidance-notes

[Brin]

Financial Fair Play

The CFRU has remit over all the EFL’s Financial Fair Play Rules which are different depending on which Division a Club is in:

Championship Clubs follow Profitability and Sustainability (“P&S”) Rules which dictate what losses Clubs are permitted to incur over a rolling three-year period.League One and League Two Clubs follow the Salary Cost Management Protocol (“SCMP”) These state that Clubs can only spend a fixed percentage of its revenue on player wages etc. This limit can also be added to or impacted by equity injections or net transfer spend.

Simply, you can lose £39m over a rolling 3 year period in the championship. So as our revenue is so small add in Tony's £2m per year, we have around £10m to spend on all costs so a player budget of around £7m. The £39m will never be troubled unless we can find someone who is prepared to inject £13m per year.
Championship rules here
https://www.efl.com/governance/regul...sustainability

In league 1 you can spend 60% of your turnover on wages plus any transfer income plus any owner capital injections, Tony has tended to sell a player when we go down, we get parachute payments from the Championship he still puts his £2m in all player contracts have relegation clauses so first year down we have a healthy budget

full rules are here for league 1
https://www.efl.com/governance/regul...guidance-notes

Thanks for this.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Simple then

In league 1 we have to earn more revenue

[flourbasher]

It could be argued that the new FFP rules could even things up a bit for us.
There are a number of clubs that don’t get much bigger attendances than us such as Plymouth, Millwall, Preston, Luton but their expenditure appears to be far higher than ours. I presume their owners are prepared to underwrite significant loses season on season whereas Tony does not.
But if the new rules come into play they won’t be able do this.
Some of the vast overspending by much bigger clubs than us will limited as well although expenditure will be higher than ours but it is anyway

We will get the £15m or so from Sky which is the same as others.
In any event it will bring down the ridiculous salaries offered to cship players because most aren’t worth it

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

OK I'll put my hands up. It was me and I was disgusted that TS served me Early Grey in a mug! My intention was to buy the club, shut it down and thus free myself of moderating this site

I’m Spartacus

I looked for the perks,
I declined after realising there was no Real Ale, Dripping Sandwiches, Black Pudding at half-time.

[Lolmorgan]

It could be argued that the new FFP rules could even things up a bit for us.
There are a number of clubs that don’t get much bigger attendances than us such as Plymouth, Millwall, Preston, Luton but their expenditure appears to be far higher than ours. I presume their owners are prepared to underwrite significant loses season on season whereas Tony does not.
But if the new rules come into play they won’t be able do this.
Some of the vast overspending by much bigger clubs than us will limited as well although expenditure will be higher than ours but it is anyway

We will get the £15m or so from Sky which is the same as others.
In any event it will bring down the ridiculous salaries offered to cship players because most aren’t worth it

Flour Preston, Millwall & Plymouth Average Attendance well above ours.