Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Then and only then will the Premier League give them a nice hefty points deduction. The Coup De Grâce.
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[Football] Chelsea - Spending well beyond FFP limits or astute purchases maxing out within FFP?
- Thread starter GrizzlingGammon
- Start date
PL have voted to include the 5 year limit today - 15 in favour (including Chelsea), 2 against and 3 abstentions. Obviously won’t be backdated
Levi Colwill, Reece James, Armando Broja
Reece James’ hamstrings are a bit of an issue here. Out for another three months.
By which time Chelsea could have turned Colwill into the next Colin Hawkins.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
- 20,666
Still beat us twice
Like dropping points against Sheffield United and Burnley.
Mancgull
Well-known member
The problem Chelsea will have is a similar one to Man Utd. They won’t be able to offload their shite players on huge wages as no one will take them.
In fact their problem will be greater as they’ve given players 7 year contracts and they don’t have the revenue that Man United have.
Having a sustainable model will enable clubs like us to slowly catch up with the spend now, regret it later mob.
In fact their problem will be greater as they’ve given players 7 year contracts and they don’t have the revenue that Man United have.
Having a sustainable model will enable clubs like us to slowly catch up with the spend now, regret it later mob.
Weststander
Well-known member
The FFP profit in selling a player, to cover amortised fees on a £1.4b squad, only works on original academy/free transfer acquistions.
Selling expensively bought players who flopped, gives the opposite effect, a big FFP loss.
Selling expensively bought players who flopped, gives the opposite effect, a big FFP loss.
Arsenal were the team wanting the rule to be backdated.
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
As a secondary source I'm not wildly confident in these figures, but as I'm not that much of a DULLARD I'm not going to trawl through Companies House records:
If true, they're in #5 for wages/player
| Squad | # Pl | Weekly Wages | Annual Wages | Weekly average | |
| 26 | £ 3,859,000 (€ 4,496,937, $4,842,723) | 3,859,000 | £ 200,668,000 (€ 233,840,710, $251,821,602) | £148,423.08 | |
| 32 | £ 3,976,846 (€ 4,634,264, $4,990,610) | 3,976,846 | £ 206,796,000 (€ 240,981,737, $259,511,733) | £124,276.44 | |
| 26 | £ 3,193,000 (€ 3,720,839, $4,006,949) | 3,193,000 | £ 166,036,000 (€ 193,483,643, $208,361,332) | £122,807.69 | |
| 23 | £ 2,620,000 (€ 3,053,116, $3,287,881) | 2,620,000 | £ 136,240,000 (€ 158,762,025, $170,969,837) | £113,913.04 | |
| 32 | £ 2,987,000 (€ 3,480,785, $3,748,436) | 2,987,000 | £ 155,324,000 (€ 181,000,831, $194,918,667) | £93,343.75 | |
| 27 | £ 2,250,000 (€ 2,621,951, $2,823,562) | 2,250,000 | £ 117,000,000 (€ 136,341,431, $146,825,240) | £83,333.33 | |
| 25 | £ 1,808,000 (€ 2,106,883, $2,268,889) | 1,808,000 | £ 94,016,000 (€ 109,557,918, $117,982,237) | £72,320.00 | |
| 31 | £ 2,170,000 (€ 2,528,726, $2,723,169) | 2,170,000 | £ 112,840,000 (€ 131,493,737, $141,604,788) | £70,000.00 | |
| 24 | £ 1,518,808 (€ 1,769,884, $1,905,977) | 1,518,808 | £ 78,978,000 (€ 92,033,962, $99,110,801) | £63,283.67 | |
| 30 | £ 1,625,000 (€ 1,893,631, $2,039,240) | 1,625,000 | £ 84,500,000 (€ 98,468,816, $106,040,455) | £54,166.67 | |
| 27 | £ 1,327,885 (€ 1,547,399, $1,666,384) | 1,327,885 | £ 69,050,000 (€ 80,464,754, $86,651,991) | £49,180.93 | |
| 26 | £ 1,242,500 (€ 1,447,899, $1,559,234) | 1,242,500 | £ 64,610,000 (€ 75,290,770, $81,080,162) | £47,788.46 | |
| 28 | £ 1,175,000 (€ 1,369,241, $1,474,527) | 1,175,000 | £ 61,100,000 (€ 71,200,530, $76,675,403) | £41,964.29 | |
| 36 | £ 1,365,577 (€ 1,591,322, $1,713,685) | 1,365,577 | £ 71,010,000 (€ 82,748,766, $89,111,631) | £37,932.69 | |
| 28 | £ 1,034,500 (€ 1,205,515, $1,298,211) | 1,034,500 | £ 53,794,000 (€ 62,686,768, $67,506,983) | £36,946.43 | |
| 27 | £ 995,000 (€ 1,159,485, $1,248,642) | 995,000 | £ 51,740,000 (€ 60,293,216, $64,929,386) | £36,851.85 | |
| 28 | £ 768,000 (€ 894,959, $963,776) | 768,000 | £ 39,936,000 (€ 46,537,882, $50,116,350) | £27,428.57 | |
| 33 | £ 740,500 (€ 862,913, $929,266) | 740,500 | £ 38,506,000 (€ 44,871,486, $48,321,824) | £22,439.39 | |
| 30 | £ 553,000 (€ 644,417, $693,969) | 553,000 | £ 28,756,000 (€ 33,509,697, $36,086,387) | £18,433.33 | |
| 26 | £ 472,500 (€ 550,610, $592,948) | 472,500 | £ 24,570,000 (€ 28,631,702, $30,833,303) | £18,173.08 |
Capology should be called Crapology. They are made up numbers and about as fictional as Harry Potter.