Squad-Cost Rules Arrive: What 70 Per Cent Means for English Football
The Profitability and Sustainability era is ending. The ratio regime that replaces it rewards revenue, punishes benefactor wages and closes the amortisation loophole for…
The Profitability and Sustainability era is ending. The ratio regime that replaces it rewards revenue, punishes benefactor wages and closes the amortisation loophole for…
The phenomenon of 'phoenix clubs' rising from the financial collapse of their predecessors prompted a significant regulatory shift from The Football Association in the…
The contrasting fortunes of Ahsan Ali Syed’s failed bid for Blackburn Rovers and his ruinous takeover of Racing Santander serve as a stark case…
The build-up to the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil serves as a powerful case study in the logistical and financial challenges of hosting…
In the mid-2000s, the AFC's structure was a sprawling four-region model. This framework, and the nascent digital footprint of its clubs, reflected the confederation's…
In 2010, Crystal Palace faced a stark deadline that threatened its existence, highlighting the perilous finances of clubs with separated stadium ownership. The crisis…
In 2013, former top-flight club Coventry City faced a financial crisis rooted in a debilitating stadium rental agreement and detached ownership. This case study…
The end of the 2009-10 season saw several established non-league clubs, including Salisbury City, face expulsion over financial breaches, illustrating a hardening regulatory stance…
In the mid-2000s, a period of rapid commercialisation, English football's attendance figures revealed a complex leisure market where it competed with, and was often…
A contentious mid-2000s AGM at Norwich City provides a durable case study on the conflict between owner control and the need for external investment…