This article takes a look at Financial Fair Play (FFP) and its implications for Championship clubs, attempting to forecast which ones might be caught out.
It confidently asserts that the Football League will apply the rules as intended in January 2015, attempts to modify them have failed to secure the necessary 75 per cent majority.
This article takes a look at Financial Fair Play (FFP) and its implications for Championship clubs, attempting to forecast which ones might be caught out.
It confidently asserts that the Football League will apply the rules as intended in January 2015, attempts to modify them have failed to secure the necessary 75 per cent majority.
However, once again, the prospect of a legal challenge is not considered seriously. Given that the rules have an uncertain legal foundation, clubs disadvantaged by them have every incentive to mount a legal challenge which could at least delay their implementation.
Let’s not forget that this is not just about fairness, but also about who gains and who loses.