It has been argued that as many as half of the clubs in the Championship could fall foul of the new financial fair play regulations, although figure is on the high side given the legitimate deductions that can be made from losses such as for youth development.
Clubs like Charlton are lobbying for a share of any fines imposed. Their chief executive Katrien Meire estimates that they could receive £2m from a share of any fine on QPR.
It has been argued that as many as half of the clubs in the Championship could fall foul of the new financial fair play regulations, although figure is on the high side given the legitimate deductions that can be made from losses such as for youth development.
Clubs like Charlton are lobbying for a share of any fines imposed. Their chief executive Katrien Meire estimates that they could receive £2m from a share of any fine on QPR.
At the moment the money is destined go to charity, but perhaps it could be shared between charities and those clubs that have complied with the regulations.