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we're supposedly interested in Nathaniel Adjei, a 21 yo defender from Hammarby. Understandable up to a point as it was Cifuentes' former club. But competing with Anderlecht, Leeds, Middlebrough and a 3-4m € price tag is just so far out of our scope to be laughable. Also linked with CJ Hamilton from Blackpool. 28 yo with 1 goal from 18 appearances this season. He may be out of contract in Summer but he doesnt seem to offer anything we havent already got.
Where do they get these stories? Or do they just make them up?
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Its started again. on 22:08 - Nov 21 with 5182 views
Often signings announced with no previous noise and many signings we constantly interested in, we not even close.
Linked to a top player from our new managers previous club. Not exactly difficult to predict that interest.
Linked to a player in the lower league in a position we could be short in, again, not exactly a prediction made by Einstein.
It's all nonsense as January a long way off and certain journalists need the hits on their site to justify to advertisers on their site to pay out decent money to be linked to their website !!!!
Could be true we are in for this guy, if we were to defer it into next season. Just like we did with Taylor Richards fee. Loan to buy obligation.
"Our owners are losing £2m a month" is an out of date statement and no longer true. It's still often repeated by our fan base whenever this topic comes up but it's wrong
Our Warburton blow out season/ failed push for promotion left us with a reported £25m loss towards our FFP. It's from this that the incorrect statement that our owners are losing £2m a month comes from. But that obviously can’t be true
If our owners really were “losing £2m a month” then over 3 years that would be a loss of £72m but FFP only allows for a loss of £39m across 3 years.
So in reality a fair estimate is that we can have an FFP loss this year of around £5m. So at the moment it's more like £415,000 a month loss for our owners
Which would mean we have about £20m headroom in next seasons budget so a £3m transfer is possible if the fee goes into next years FFP. We don't want to blow all that in one summer but needs to be remembered that Chair will be sold for a fee of at least the rumoured spend here this summer as well.
All this is only relevant if we stay up. But if we do stay up next summer we will have far healthier finances then we’ve had for a while as the FFP blow out passes out of our 3 year calculation
[Post edited 21 Nov 2023 23:06]
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Its started again. on 01:13 - Nov 22 with 4871 views
Could be true we are in for this guy, if we were to defer it into next season. Just like we did with Taylor Richards fee. Loan to buy obligation.
"Our owners are losing £2m a month" is an out of date statement and no longer true. It's still often repeated by our fan base whenever this topic comes up but it's wrong
Our Warburton blow out season/ failed push for promotion left us with a reported £25m loss towards our FFP. It's from this that the incorrect statement that our owners are losing £2m a month comes from. But that obviously can’t be true
If our owners really were “losing £2m a month” then over 3 years that would be a loss of £72m but FFP only allows for a loss of £39m across 3 years.
So in reality a fair estimate is that we can have an FFP loss this year of around £5m. So at the moment it's more like £415,000 a month loss for our owners
Which would mean we have about £20m headroom in next seasons budget so a £3m transfer is possible if the fee goes into next years FFP. We don't want to blow all that in one summer but needs to be remembered that Chair will be sold for a fee of at least the rumoured spend here this summer as well.
All this is only relevant if we stay up. But if we do stay up next summer we will have far healthier finances then we’ve had for a while as the FFP blow out passes out of our 3 year calculation
[Post edited 21 Nov 2023 23:06]
Just need Man City to buy Eze.
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Its started again. on 08:56 - Nov 22 with 4719 views
Could be true we are in for this guy, if we were to defer it into next season. Just like we did with Taylor Richards fee. Loan to buy obligation.
"Our owners are losing £2m a month" is an out of date statement and no longer true. It's still often repeated by our fan base whenever this topic comes up but it's wrong
Our Warburton blow out season/ failed push for promotion left us with a reported £25m loss towards our FFP. It's from this that the incorrect statement that our owners are losing £2m a month comes from. But that obviously can’t be true
If our owners really were “losing £2m a month” then over 3 years that would be a loss of £72m but FFP only allows for a loss of £39m across 3 years.
So in reality a fair estimate is that we can have an FFP loss this year of around £5m. So at the moment it's more like £415,000 a month loss for our owners
Which would mean we have about £20m headroom in next seasons budget so a £3m transfer is possible if the fee goes into next years FFP. We don't want to blow all that in one summer but needs to be remembered that Chair will be sold for a fee of at least the rumoured spend here this summer as well.
All this is only relevant if we stay up. But if we do stay up next summer we will have far healthier finances then we’ve had for a while as the FFP blow out passes out of our 3 year calculation
[Post edited 21 Nov 2023 23:06]
You are being VERY selective with the figures that you quote & have plucked your "fair estimate" out of the air! You've not noted that the season before the promotion or bust season, we sold Eze, which improved our FFP considerately & kept us below the threshold. That season has now rolled out of the calculations.
More importantly, the FFP loss is not the same figure as the P&L loss due to the allowable costs. It would be a very pleasant surprise if we are clear of FFP pressure for this season when the accounts are published!
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Its started again. on 18:18 - Nov 22 with 4272 views
You are being VERY selective with the figures that you quote & have plucked your "fair estimate" out of the air! You've not noted that the season before the promotion or bust season, we sold Eze, which improved our FFP considerately & kept us below the threshold. That season has now rolled out of the calculations.
More importantly, the FFP loss is not the same figure as the P&L loss due to the allowable costs. It would be a very pleasant surprise if we are clear of FFP pressure for this season when the accounts are published!
Firstly a bit of “quick maths”
FFP is a rolling 3 year period.
Year 1- The Warburton large loss season was 21/22 Year 2- 22/23 Year 3 23/24
So the Eze year of 20/21 is no longer relevant to our summer budget which will be for the 24/25 season. It’s not even relevant to this season!! Let alone next summer if we defer fees there with loan and obligation to buy like I suggested. You really were miles of the mark Terry
20/21- we had a £4.5m loss 21/22- referred to on here by NorthernR all the time as £25m loss 22/23 ‘quick maths’ we can £9.5m lose- (will be published in Feb 24)
That means this season we can have again the same loss we had in the Eze season. So obviously I didn’t just pluck those numbers out of thin air”. It’s based off the numbers that came before it ( I even rounded it up). Very telling that you didn’t then suggest your own figure back for our FFP headroom this year.
So we obviously do have a significant amount of headroom next summer as Warburton year drops out.
As if so often the case on here this site I think it’s the late reporting of accounts, with the 22/23 season accounts to be reported in Feb 24 that causes everyone to get it wrong so often as you have here Terry
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Its started again. on 18:50 - Nov 22 with 4190 views
Year 1- The Warburton large loss season was 21/22 Year 2- 22/23 Year 3 23/24
So the Eze year of 20/21 is no longer relevant to our summer budget which will be for the 24/25 season. It’s not even relevant to this season!! Let alone next summer if we defer fees there with loan and obligation to buy like I suggested. You really were miles of the mark Terry
20/21- we had a £4.5m loss 21/22- referred to on here by NorthernR all the time as £25m loss 22/23 ‘quick maths’ we can £9.5m lose- (will be published in Feb 24)
That means this season we can have again the same loss we had in the Eze season. So obviously I didn’t just pluck those numbers out of thin air”. It’s based off the numbers that came before it ( I even rounded it up). Very telling that you didn’t then suggest your own figure back for our FFP headroom this year.
So we obviously do have a significant amount of headroom next summer as Warburton year drops out.
As if so often the case on here this site I think it’s the late reporting of accounts, with the 22/23 season accounts to be reported in Feb 24 that causes everyone to get it wrong so often as you have here Terry
[Post edited 22 Nov 2023 18:42]
I made no mention of next season or our budget for then! Until we have seen the published loss for last season, we have no idea what figure we will have to be below this season & so it is pointless speculating at present. You are also not making any reference to allowable costs, which from memory are estimated at £4m per year. Yes, a figure plucked from the air rather than accurate, but sugested by Kieron Maguire!
I also believe that the accounts for FFP purposes were combined for seasons 19/20 & 20/21 with a combined loss of £10.2m. That leaves us a headroom of £13.3m for 22/23 (£17.3m before allowables). Did we achieve that? I've no idea! Especially with the cost of the five loans last season, paying off the coaches that Beale employed, paying off Critchley, paying compensation for Ainsworth & staff, paying compensation to Johansen. Plus the wages of the players Beale signed. Would we have reduced costs by 25%?
Why would I sugest a figure for our headroom this season? Personally, I have no idea what it will be, but I will be pleasantly surprised if it is anywhere near as low as £5m.
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Its started again. on 08:47 - Nov 23 with 3565 views
Year 1- The Warburton large loss season was 21/22 Year 2- 22/23 Year 3 23/24
So the Eze year of 20/21 is no longer relevant to our summer budget which will be for the 24/25 season. It’s not even relevant to this season!! Let alone next summer if we defer fees there with loan and obligation to buy like I suggested. You really were miles of the mark Terry
20/21- we had a £4.5m loss 21/22- referred to on here by NorthernR all the time as £25m loss 22/23 ‘quick maths’ we can £9.5m lose- (will be published in Feb 24)
That means this season we can have again the same loss we had in the Eze season. So obviously I didn’t just pluck those numbers out of thin air”. It’s based off the numbers that came before it ( I even rounded it up). Very telling that you didn’t then suggest your own figure back for our FFP headroom this year.
So we obviously do have a significant amount of headroom next summer as Warburton year drops out.
As if so often the case on here this site I think it’s the late reporting of accounts, with the 22/23 season accounts to be reported in Feb 24 that causes everyone to get it wrong so often as you have here Terry
[Post edited 22 Nov 2023 18:42]
"referred to on here by NorthernR all the time"
It's started again, indeed.
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Its started again. on 08:51 - Nov 23 with 3544 views
I made no mention of next season or our budget for then! Until we have seen the published loss for last season, we have no idea what figure we will have to be below this season & so it is pointless speculating at present. You are also not making any reference to allowable costs, which from memory are estimated at £4m per year. Yes, a figure plucked from the air rather than accurate, but sugested by Kieron Maguire!
I also believe that the accounts for FFP purposes were combined for seasons 19/20 & 20/21 with a combined loss of £10.2m. That leaves us a headroom of £13.3m for 22/23 (£17.3m before allowables). Did we achieve that? I've no idea! Especially with the cost of the five loans last season, paying off the coaches that Beale employed, paying off Critchley, paying compensation for Ainsworth & staff, paying compensation to Johansen. Plus the wages of the players Beale signed. Would we have reduced costs by 25%?
Why would I sugest a figure for our headroom this season? Personally, I have no idea what it will be, but I will be pleasantly surprised if it is anywhere near as low as £5m.
Your first line there, “I made no mention of next season or our budget for then!”
Well not sure what we are talking about here then, because my entire point is that we could feasibly be linked with a £3m signing next summer. You need to be able to make an estimate of that in order to challenge my point
You are also completely wrong to say, “Until we have seen the published loss for last season, we have no idea what figure we will have to be’
We can based on the already declared numbers leading us to make an educated guess of what’s yet to be declared but has already occurred. This is unless you think we have already failed FFP and it is just a question of us waiting to report that in February. I don’t believe that to be the case
Ironically, I purposely went with the £25m figure to avoid any argument there because that’s the figure NorthernR always uses in his reporting and actually that figure is wrong and you are right. £4m should be applied and it’s a £21m loss. But I’ve never seen him challenged on it. I also didn’t mention it because it actually makes difference to this seasons loss figure:
1) 20/21 we did lose £4.5m. You can go check if you don’t believe me 2) 21/22 we lost £21m (applying the £4m allowable costs guess this figure had been missing) 3) 22/23 to be declared in Feb what happened but based on what we know we can estimate a loss (after allowable costs) of £13.5m
That means for this season we are in right now we can estimate even before accounts are published: Year 1 21/22) £21m loss Year 2 22/23) £13.5m loss Year 3 23/24) allowed a £4.5m loss on this current seasons budget
So unless you think we are in a season where we are signing the likes of Reggie Cannon after the window. Sponsoring everything conceivable. Well we are probably going to squeak through and meet FFP again
So next seasons budget will be year 3 below: Year 1 22/23) £13.5m loss Year 2 23/24) £4.5m loss Year 3 24/25) £21m loss allowed- would assume we take less making it easier going forward
But that is why I believe we can be credibly linked with Adeji at a £3m fee this summer especially when you consider some cash likely for likes of Field and Chair. Hope that clears it up for you Terry
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Its started again. on 09:09 - Nov 23 with 3497 views
Your first line there, “I made no mention of next season or our budget for then!”
Well not sure what we are talking about here then, because my entire point is that we could feasibly be linked with a £3m signing next summer. You need to be able to make an estimate of that in order to challenge my point
You are also completely wrong to say, “Until we have seen the published loss for last season, we have no idea what figure we will have to be’
We can based on the already declared numbers leading us to make an educated guess of what’s yet to be declared but has already occurred. This is unless you think we have already failed FFP and it is just a question of us waiting to report that in February. I don’t believe that to be the case
Ironically, I purposely went with the £25m figure to avoid any argument there because that’s the figure NorthernR always uses in his reporting and actually that figure is wrong and you are right. £4m should be applied and it’s a £21m loss. But I’ve never seen him challenged on it. I also didn’t mention it because it actually makes difference to this seasons loss figure:
1) 20/21 we did lose £4.5m. You can go check if you don’t believe me 2) 21/22 we lost £21m (applying the £4m allowable costs guess this figure had been missing) 3) 22/23 to be declared in Feb what happened but based on what we know we can estimate a loss (after allowable costs) of £13.5m
That means for this season we are in right now we can estimate even before accounts are published: Year 1 21/22) £21m loss Year 2 22/23) £13.5m loss Year 3 23/24) allowed a £4.5m loss on this current seasons budget
So unless you think we are in a season where we are signing the likes of Reggie Cannon after the window. Sponsoring everything conceivable. Well we are probably going to squeak through and meet FFP again
So next seasons budget will be year 3 below: Year 1 22/23) £13.5m loss Year 2 23/24) £4.5m loss Year 3 24/25) £21m loss allowed- would assume we take less making it easier going forward
But that is why I believe we can be credibly linked with Adeji at a £3m fee this summer especially when you consider some cash likely for likes of Field and Chair. Hope that clears it up for you Terry
[Post edited 23 Nov 2023 8:52]
"Ironically, I purposely went with the £25m figure to avoid any argument there because that’s the figure NorthernR always uses in his reporting and actually that figure is wrong and you are right. £4m should be applied and it’s a £21m loss. But I’ve never seen him challenged on it."
We've consistently mentioned the 'disallowable' costs, estimated usually between £4m-£5m by the Swiss Ramble. Stick 'disallowable' into this site's search facility and get... "You can lose £39m over any rolling three-year period. Our £25m loss (minus the Swiss Ramble estimated £4.5m-£5m for disallowable costs) pushing for promotion in 21/22 remains in our cycle..." from the Watford preview in August.
Once more unto the breach - Preview4th Aug 2023 18:48 You'll struggle to find anybody tipping QPR for anything other than last place in the 23/24 Championship season as the overspend of 21/22 and lack of player sales bites down hard on their budget, and the apparently impossible job facing increasingly forlorn manager Gareth Ainsworth has a tough start tomorrow at Watford.3
And also these where it's explained again, and again, and again.
On the edge of the precipice — Column6th Mar 2023 15:21 Our resident accountancy expert Simon Dorset offers his annual deep dive into the QPR accounts, which this year show a loss north of £24m for the 2021/22 season.6
Called to account - Preview3rd Mar 2023 17:57 The release of the latest set of QPR accounts this week told us everything we already knew about the damage done by the stalled promotion push in 2021/22, and the long road to recovery from it has to start with Gareth Ainsworth's survival mission which hopefully starts in earnest at Rotherham on Saturday.11
Paying dividends — Column28th Feb 2022 15:13 QPR’s recent set of Covid-19-afflicted accounts showed a small loss of just £4.5m, down from £16m the year before and the best results the club has lodged for many years. Obviously the sale of Ebere Eze was largely to thank for this so, as ever, our resident accountant Simon Dorset cast his eye over the results and what they mean.4
Not that Lloyd Doyley match preview again — Preview11th Feb 2022 18:33 As QPR head to hapless Barnsley (two wins all season) on Saturday I promise very solemnly not to subject you all to another 3,000 words on John Jensen, Lloyd Doyley, and how Ian Holloway never gets the season right when he tells that bloody Swindon Town story.6
Accounting for success — Column28th Feb 2020 14:20 With the club’s latest set of accounts mixing an improved picture with still stark realities of the club’s situation, our resident grown up Simon Dorset assesses where we are with FFP.10
Gambling with FFP — Column19th Feb 2020 19:13 With a dispiriting January transfer window behind us, and the next set of QPR accounts due any day, our resident grown up Simon Dorset gave LFW his latest assessment of FFP’s domineering effect on the Championship.17
Tough battle ahead in ongoing war with FFP - Column19th Jun 2019 16:28 Following the release of a clutch of first team players, and with new signings starting to dribble in, LFW's resident grown up Simon Dorset took us through the club's ongoing attempts to comply with the league's spending rules in 2019/20.11
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Its started again. on 09:11 - Nov 23 with 3486 views
"Ironically, I purposely went with the £25m figure to avoid any argument there because that’s the figure NorthernR always uses in his reporting and actually that figure is wrong and you are right. £4m should be applied and it’s a £21m loss. But I’ve never seen him challenged on it."
We've consistently mentioned the 'disallowable' costs, estimated usually between £4m-£5m by the Swiss Ramble. Stick 'disallowable' into this site's search facility and get... "You can lose £39m over any rolling three-year period. Our £25m loss (minus the Swiss Ramble estimated £4.5m-£5m for disallowable costs) pushing for promotion in 21/22 remains in our cycle..." from the Watford preview in August.
Once more unto the breach - Preview4th Aug 2023 18:48 You'll struggle to find anybody tipping QPR for anything other than last place in the 23/24 Championship season as the overspend of 21/22 and lack of player sales bites down hard on their budget, and the apparently impossible job facing increasingly forlorn manager Gareth Ainsworth has a tough start tomorrow at Watford.3
And also these where it's explained again, and again, and again.
On the edge of the precipice — Column6th Mar 2023 15:21 Our resident accountancy expert Simon Dorset offers his annual deep dive into the QPR accounts, which this year show a loss north of £24m for the 2021/22 season.6
Called to account - Preview3rd Mar 2023 17:57 The release of the latest set of QPR accounts this week told us everything we already knew about the damage done by the stalled promotion push in 2021/22, and the long road to recovery from it has to start with Gareth Ainsworth's survival mission which hopefully starts in earnest at Rotherham on Saturday.11
Paying dividends — Column28th Feb 2022 15:13 QPR’s recent set of Covid-19-afflicted accounts showed a small loss of just £4.5m, down from £16m the year before and the best results the club has lodged for many years. Obviously the sale of Ebere Eze was largely to thank for this so, as ever, our resident accountant Simon Dorset cast his eye over the results and what they mean.4
Not that Lloyd Doyley match preview again — Preview11th Feb 2022 18:33 As QPR head to hapless Barnsley (two wins all season) on Saturday I promise very solemnly not to subject you all to another 3,000 words on John Jensen, Lloyd Doyley, and how Ian Holloway never gets the season right when he tells that bloody Swindon Town story.6
Accounting for success — Column28th Feb 2020 14:20 With the club’s latest set of accounts mixing an improved picture with still stark realities of the club’s situation, our resident grown up Simon Dorset assesses where we are with FFP.10
Gambling with FFP — Column19th Feb 2020 19:13 With a dispiriting January transfer window behind us, and the next set of QPR accounts due any day, our resident grown up Simon Dorset gave LFW his latest assessment of FFP’s domineering effect on the Championship.17
Tough battle ahead in ongoing war with FFP - Column19th Jun 2019 16:28 Following the release of a clutch of first team players, and with new signings starting to dribble in, LFW's resident grown up Simon Dorset took us through the club's ongoing attempts to comply with the league's spending rules in 2019/20.11
Not to start it again, thanks for all the articles, now can we have it all in a summarised nut shell 😬
"Ironically, I purposely went with the £25m figure to avoid any argument there because that’s the figure NorthernR always uses in his reporting and actually that figure is wrong and you are right. £4m should be applied and it’s a £21m loss. But I’ve never seen him challenged on it."
We've consistently mentioned the 'disallowable' costs, estimated usually between £4m-£5m by the Swiss Ramble. Stick 'disallowable' into this site's search facility and get... "You can lose £39m over any rolling three-year period. Our £25m loss (minus the Swiss Ramble estimated £4.5m-£5m for disallowable costs) pushing for promotion in 21/22 remains in our cycle..." from the Watford preview in August.
Once more unto the breach - Preview4th Aug 2023 18:48 You'll struggle to find anybody tipping QPR for anything other than last place in the 23/24 Championship season as the overspend of 21/22 and lack of player sales bites down hard on their budget, and the apparently impossible job facing increasingly forlorn manager Gareth Ainsworth has a tough start tomorrow at Watford.3
And also these where it's explained again, and again, and again.
On the edge of the precipice — Column6th Mar 2023 15:21 Our resident accountancy expert Simon Dorset offers his annual deep dive into the QPR accounts, which this year show a loss north of £24m for the 2021/22 season.6
Called to account - Preview3rd Mar 2023 17:57 The release of the latest set of QPR accounts this week told us everything we already knew about the damage done by the stalled promotion push in 2021/22, and the long road to recovery from it has to start with Gareth Ainsworth's survival mission which hopefully starts in earnest at Rotherham on Saturday.11
Paying dividends — Column28th Feb 2022 15:13 QPR’s recent set of Covid-19-afflicted accounts showed a small loss of just £4.5m, down from £16m the year before and the best results the club has lodged for many years. Obviously the sale of Ebere Eze was largely to thank for this so, as ever, our resident accountant Simon Dorset cast his eye over the results and what they mean.4
Not that Lloyd Doyley match preview again — Preview11th Feb 2022 18:33 As QPR head to hapless Barnsley (two wins all season) on Saturday I promise very solemnly not to subject you all to another 3,000 words on John Jensen, Lloyd Doyley, and how Ian Holloway never gets the season right when he tells that bloody Swindon Town story.6
Accounting for success — Column28th Feb 2020 14:20 With the club’s latest set of accounts mixing an improved picture with still stark realities of the club’s situation, our resident grown up Simon Dorset assesses where we are with FFP.10
Gambling with FFP — Column19th Feb 2020 19:13 With a dispiriting January transfer window behind us, and the next set of QPR accounts due any day, our resident grown up Simon Dorset gave LFW his latest assessment of FFP’s domineering effect on the Championship.17
Tough battle ahead in ongoing war with FFP - Column19th Jun 2019 16:28 Following the release of a clutch of first team players, and with new signings starting to dribble in, LFW's resident grown up Simon Dorset took us through the club's ongoing attempts to comply with the league's spending rules in 2019/20.11
Here is just one of many examples of you saying it in writing and you have also said it on podcasts:
“Then after this season the £25m loss of 21/22 drops off."
And you say;
‘This is not true.
The £25m loss is our latest set of reported accounts. It does not drop out of the three-year reporting cycle until we've reported three more sets of accounts’
Notice how you say £25m and not £21m. As you have in threads reports and podcasts.
So based on that you ban someone.
Just like you did to turn your cognitive dissonance into overdrive about the fact you censored because you didn’t like posts that were unhappy that the weren’t onboard with your and Saxbends viewpoint that vaccine boosters should be required to allow access into Loftus Road. Do you still hold that opinion?
But if you’re only challenge now is that whether it is £25m or £21m then that’s progress. Notice in the thread posted above. You think that the Warburton season doesn’t drop out after this summer
You were wrong on that so you banned me :(
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Its started again. on 09:11 - Nov 23 by BrianMcCarthy
We're being linked with him in the January window for a fee rather than on a free in the Summer, hence Terry worrying about the current FFP situation.
[Post edited 23 Nov 2023 9:12]
Brian if I refer you to my first line in this thread: “Could be true we are in for this guy, if we were to defer it into next season. Just like we did with Taylor Richards fee. Loan to buy obligation”
You will then see what you misunderstand at this point
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Its started again. on 20:24 - Nov 23 by Winston1984
Brian if I refer you to my first line in this thread: “Could be true we are in for this guy, if we were to defer it into next season. Just like we did with Taylor Richards fee. Loan to buy obligation”
You will then see what you misunderstand at this point
I wasn't chatting to or replying to you. I was clarifying for the board's sake the OP and Terry's points after a quick google of the latest rumours. We're being linked (FWIW) with a January move, that was my only point.
Edit - typo.
[Post edited 23 Nov 2023 20:44]
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
Its started again. on 20:44 - Nov 23 by BrianMcCarthy
I wasn't chatting to or replying to you. I was clarifying for the board's sake the OP and Terry's points after a quick google of the latest rumours. We're being linked (FWIW) with a January move, that was my only point.
Edit - typo.
[Post edited 23 Nov 2023 20:44]
Like I said, we can do a January move if we do that with a loan and obligation to buy so the fee falls into next season when we have £21m of losses allowable coming off a season we were allowed to lose £4.5m
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Its started again. on 21:01 - Nov 23 with 2862 views
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