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[Football] QPR Ruling
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Left Footer
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so will they have to cough up then??
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Admin looming ?
Don Tmatter
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Interesting where this goes now for them.
One thing for sure is that they won't be paying that sort of money. I suspect it'll drag on another 3 years before they agree some undisclosed and probably token compromise.
Still not really sure where the money go's. Last I heard it was charity but with FL clubs, particulalry those in lower leagues I would have thought some divi up would be more appropriate
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Chickens. Home. Roost.
Bob!
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They are planning an appeal
Don Tmatter
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Fire sale of players in Jan. or haven't they got anyone worth anything?
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
So how come QPR are getting clobbered for £58m, whilst Bournemouth were fined £7.6m for doing the same thing ? 
Is it because QPR are back in the FL ? Or weren't they plucky enough ? Seems a bit unfair.
Is it because QPR are back in the FL ? Or weren't they plucky enough ? Seems a bit unfair.
The Large One
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Until April 2017, Paul Barber sat on the panel which sought to ensure QPR paid their dues as a result of breaking the FFP rules. He was also pushing to ensure the same thing would happen to Bournemouth and Leicester once they get relegated.
He doesn't sit on that FL panel now.
He doesn't sit on that FL panel now.
The Large One
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So how come QPR are getting clobbered for £58m, whilst Bournemouth were fined £7.6m for doing the same thing ?
Is it because QPR are back in the FL ? Or weren't they plucky enough ? Seems a bit unfair.
This might help...
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/aug/18/qpr-fine-financial-fair-play-8m
QPR are on their last season of parachute payments, so they really could be stuffed now.
I have a vague recollection of reading that their debts are c£250m. Unless that's to a benefactor who doesn't want it back, where are they going to go from here? Just "do a Palace" I suppose...
I have a vague recollection of reading that their debts are c£250m. Unless that's to a benefactor who doesn't want it back, where are they going to go from here? Just "do a Palace" I suppose...
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Well, that article from a couple of years ago suggests it'll be more like an £8m fine, but the latest report today suggests the panel doesn't feel that a £58m fine is disproportionate, so one completely contradicts the earlier one.
I don't see how the fine can possibly be £50m+ now though, when the precedence has already been set to fine the cheats around £8m.
The Large One
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It may well be more down to the £60m they tried to transfer to shares as 'income'. The FL wasn't having any of that.
Weststander
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Great, the cheats have run out of options.
Bournemouth and Leicester coughed up, but more importantly did not put a creative accounting adjustment through the accounts to cheat the rules signed up to by all clubs. QPR did.
Bournemouth and Leicester coughed up, but more importantly did not put a creative accounting adjustment through the accounts to cheat the rules signed up to by all clubs. QPR did.