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But seems even more established players who go there end up shite.
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[Football] Chelsea moaning about PSR
- Thread starter brighton_tom
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Green Cross Code Man
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@El Presidente - you've commented on how this has worked for Chelsea. Will this ruling from UEFA only be going forward for sales not yet completed, or will it affect what they've already done? And will it only apply to European competitions, or will it affect the PL? Thanks
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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- Oct 4, 2003
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They won't, UEFA have already said they won't accept sales of assets to sister companies to count towards PSR. See post #145
Super Steve Earle
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Not any more they won't. Eufa closed that door this week.
Edit: Sorry, a bit late with my post!
Is it not possible to do accounts in real time / near real time? With all the money available to clubs I'd make clubs spend a bomb to try and achieve this for the integrity of the league and rules.
Honestly think it's disgusting the amount of money spent and losses made that seemingly go unpunished. Plus all the glaringly obvious loopholes that might have allowed teams to get away with certain spending (no fault of the clubs).
It makes football boring.
Honestly think it's disgusting the amount of money spent and losses made that seemingly go unpunished. Plus all the glaringly obvious loopholes that might have allowed teams to get away with certain spending (no fault of the clubs).
It makes football boring.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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This deserves more love.
They're now 'selling' a guy they signed last summer for £17m to Strasbourg for £17m.
How is this allowed?
How is this allowed?
It’s in the existing UEFA statute but was not an issue last season as The Chels did not qualify for Europe.
Thanks. So now that they're in Europe, what does it mean for them?
UEFA review sale of such assets on a case by case basis.
The more you hear about the way the club is run the more depressing it becomes.
Right, so while they're in Europe, don't sell assets to themselves, and as soon as they're knocked out (or at the end of the season) sell a load. It doesn't make sense if UEFA are essentially saying 'as long as you don't do it during the match'.