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I think we'd be pushing our luck to expect Fenelon to make the step up this season, surely he needs more than a few games at Tonbridge and Torquay?
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I think we'd be pushing our luck to expect Fenelon to make the step up this season, surely he needs more than a few games at Tonbridge and Torquay?
The Sock of Poskett
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No, that was the pre-season for the transitional season. Still some evolving to do before we crawl out of the primordial swamp that is the Championship onto the Premier League landscape littered with predators, wannabe predators and Palace
We should raid Salzburg. Jonathan or Alan or both.
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Horses Arse
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But we didn't meet ffp did we? And surely it was all down to Barber being a god and not the money from bridcutt if we did meet ffp requirements?
Have to say it's hard work keeping up with the nsc fads on who's great these days but i think barbers stock is up. ...
Same here. First bid was to test the water. Might even put in another bid for Clayton also.
I remember when mid table obscurity in the champ/div 2"would have been unbridled joy
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
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Who knows atm? Last year's company accounts don't have to be lodged with Companies House until the end of March 2015 and those required by the Football League for FFP assessment (they're different) are due with the League in December 2014.
Brian Fantana
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As do I, but after two successive top-six finishes, finishing any lower would be a real disappointment.
Horses Arse
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ahhhh true enough. I was taking the last year bit to mean the results given last year, which obviously wasn't what was meant. I'm sure we'll have met ffp requirements when results are issued this year but who knows how much of that is due to Paul Barber and how much is due to an unwanted sale of a key player. A bit of both I'd imagine.
Financial Fair Play limits were met for the last two years and will be met this year.
Bob!
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Last years results have not been released yet.
The Club were expecting to meet the target (£8m loss?, £6m loss?) before the Bridcutt windfall that wasn't spent.
EDIT: Sorry, replied to your post, didn't look further down to see that it had already been answered.
Papa Lazarou
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Fenlon / Goodwin will be the fourth striker, and well deserved I'd say on preseason so far
Agreed. Unless the club feel it's better to loan him out to Crawley or another League 1 team.
nwgull
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It would also be ideal progression for a promising player.
We should actually have a shed load of money available.Give me an 'F'! Give me another 'F'! Give me a 'P'!
What's that spell?
It spells 'not really paying attention'.
If (that's a big if) we were on course to meet FFP with Ulloa in the side, then since selling him we should have about £7.1m spare* + whatever his wages were.
And if we did spend a huge amount on players, that amount wouldn't all go against FFP in the first year anyway (the following years would be a problem though).
* FFP calculation for Ulloa sale:
Purchase price of £2m, written off over 4.5 years, = £0.44m each year.
So we'd already written off £0.67m.
So selling for £8m, less purchase price not yet written off = £6.67m
And - we were also planning to write off another £0.44m this year, which will now be available for other players - bringing the total available, due to his sale, to £7.1m + his wages.