Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

[Orion1871]

Bournemouth record pre tax loss of more than £60m for year ending 30th June 2020.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56563968

[Franchise FC]

Bournemouth record pre tax loss of more than £60m for year ending 30th June 2020.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56563968

Until you see the accounts for the next year including the p[layer sales this is a non-story

[exileinleeds]

Wigan have been bought out administration by Gib based investment company.....https://www.gbc.gi/news/locally-based-i ... n-athletic

[Winston Biscuit]

Suning, the Chinese company that owns Inter Milan, are financially struggling and so the Chinese Govt have bought a 23% stake in the company

Could make for interesting complications

[Simmops]

Derby allegedly oxf*rd

[Franchise FC]

Derby allegedly oxf*rd

I hate to ask but is this new news ?

[Simmops]

Derby allegedly oxf*rd

I hate to ask but is this new news ?

No but they are REALLY oxf*rd

[Stranded]

Stoke announce an £88m loss in their latest accounts.

[From Despair To Where?]

So are you saying our £46m loss isn't too bad then?

[Franchise FC]

How about we start next season with all 24 clubs on -6 points ?

Cut out the FFP middle man

[Winston Biscuit]

EFL draw up interchangeable fixture list for Derby & Wycombe while they finalise their disciplinary process against Derby

https://www.efl.com/news/2021/june/-derby-county/

crikey, sounds like they may actually boot them down a division

[Winston Biscuit]

That Price Of Football fella also pointing out that when Derby correct their financial accounts it will show they went massively over FFP

[From Despair To Where?]

Not sure how this can end in anything but a points deduction. They basically knowingly lied on their accounts to avoid sanction.

[6ft Kerplunk]

EFL draw up interchangeable fixture list for Derby & Wycombe while they finalise their disciplinary process against Derby

https://www.efl.com/news/2021/june/-derby-county/

crikey, sounds like they may actually boot them down a division

Totally fvcks over Wycombe doesn't it. How can they plan for the season if they don't know what league they'll be in. Makes any recruitment pretty much impossible "yeah, we'll pay this this much if we're in the Championship and half that if Derby get away with it again." Any player with an offer from another Championship club won't think twice about it. When do relegation clauses kick in for player's wages? Will Wycombe suddenly have to find a couple of months back pay having cut wages at the end of the season? Have any of their players already left the club for other championship clubs.

[Snowflake Royal]

EFL draw up interchangeable fixture list for Derby & Wycombe while they finalise their disciplinary process against Derby

https://www.efl.com/news/2021/june/-derby-county/

crikey, sounds like they may actually boot them down a division

Totally fvcks over Wycombe doesn't it. How can they plan for the season if they don't know what league they'll be in. Makes any recruitment pretty much impossible "yeah, we'll pay this this much if we're in the Championship and half that if Derby get away with it again." Any player with an offer from another Championship club won't think twice about it. When do relegation clauses kick in for player's wages? Will Wycombe suddenly have to find a couple of months back pay having cut wages at the end of the season? Have any of their players already left the club for other championship clubs.

Opens up an interesting legal option to pursue losses / costs from Derby.

[fartdad]

is darlo being invited back to the football league

[Franchise FC]

is darlo being invited back to the football league

Have Newcastle sacked him ?

[paultheroyal]

Just send Derby County down and be done with it.

[From Despair To Where?]

There's also merit in them starting next season with a hefty points deduction.

[6ft Kerplunk]

EFL draw up interchangeable fixture list for Derby & Wycombe while they finalise their disciplinary process against Derby

https://www.efl.com/news/2021/june/-derby-county/

crikey, sounds like they may actually boot them down a division

Totally fvcks over Wycombe doesn't it. How can they plan for the season if they don't know what league they'll be in. Makes any recruitment pretty much impossible "yeah, we'll pay this this much if we're in the Championship and half that if Derby get away with it again." Any player with an offer from another Championship club won't think twice about it. When do relegation clauses kick in for player's wages? Will Wycombe suddenly have to find a couple of months back pay having cut wages at the end of the season? Have any of their players already left the club for other championship clubs.

Opens up an interesting legal option to pursue losses / costs from Derby.

More likely from EFL than Derby.