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Will the Financial cheats finally get a proper punishment?

Kinygerbils said:
Wolves lost 1.2 million a week last season.

Staggering
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As I said here a while back, they could easily be the next club forced to sell to fall back into FFPR ....of course, they might find a way to get round it, but with their payroll now, it won't be easy.

Cash borrowed from the club’s parent company to fuel operations rose by almost £50million to £107.6million year-on-year.

As such, the club’s net debt hit £105.3million, up from £56.4million a year before.

If the Chinese government move against them, they'll be up shites creek .
 
I think this is a load of old bollox.
It’s only in place to keep the elite clubs where they are in the pecking order. If a multi billionaire wants to plough money into a club and he puts assurances in place that he’s not going to ruin the club what’s the problem. Chelshit have done now city and the old establishment don’t like it.
Don’t get me wrong I dispise those chelshit scumbags.. but they were allowed to do so why should others have that dream tak n away.
Let’s be honest here if we had their trophies over the last 15 years would we be moaning... I doubt it
 
Paris St-Germain: Uefa cannot reopen closed investigation, says Cas









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PSG signed Neymar from Barcelona for a world record £200m and Kylian Mbappe from Monaco, initially on loan, for £166m
Paris St-Germain have won a legal challenge that means Uefa cannot re-open an investigation into the French champions' finances up to June 2017.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) upheld PSG's appeal against Uefa.
Uefa had initially ruled the accounts complied with financial fair play (FFP) before launching a review. Cas ruled European football's governing body had missed a deadline for its review.
However, PSG remain under investigation for their 2017-18 finances.
During this season they signed Neymar from Barcelona for a world record £222m euros (£200m) and Kylian Mbappe from Monaco, initially on loan, for 180m euros (£165.7m).
Uefa released a statement after the Cas ruling saying it would "analyse" the decision and "consider implementing as soon as possible any clarifications or amendments to its rules that may result from the analysis of the abovementioned award".
"The Cas decision does not put in doubt the objectives of the Uefa Club Licensing & Financial Fair Play system," it added.
Ligue 1 club PSG were initially cleared of breaking FFP rules in June 2018, but Uefa reopened the case in September.
Cas said Uefa's application to reopen fell outside the 10-day deadline from the initial decision.
FFP 'break-even' rules require clubs to balance spending with their revenue.
PSG were in 2014 fined after being found guilty of breaking them.
A sponsorship deal with the Qatar Tourism Authority was deemed to have an unfair value by Uefa's independent investigation panel.
The French club, purchased by Qatar Sports Investments in 2011, were also forced to play with a restricted 21-man squad in European competition for a season.
 
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