FFP

[PaulWinch again]

Incredible isn't it?  Bournemouth, they of the 23000 gates for a home game, have spent 100 million quid.  We can't spend shit.

Not particularly incredible. Bournemouth have a wage bill one-fifth of ours and have sold £200m-worth of players this summer.

Indeed, it’s about net spend.

[Ads]

Not for long.

[PaulWinch again]

?

[Ads]

PSR is going.

[PaulWinch again]

But replaced by what? does it materially make it better for us?

[Sexual Ealing]

No, it's SCR.

[Ads]

Makes it harder for Bournemouth at 85% ceiling of roughly £115m.

[Villafirst]

Incredible isn't it?  Bournemouth, they of the 23000 gates for a home game, have spent 100 million quid.  We can't spend shit.

Bournemouth's Vitality stadium only holds 11,379. Walsall's Bescot stadium is nearly the same at 11,300!

[SaddVillan]

Wages 2022-23: Arsenal (£327.8m), Chelsea (£337.8m), ManU (£364.7m), Liverpool (£386.1m) and ManC (£412.6m).

Revenues 2023-24: Toon £320.3m, Villa £257.7m.

A level playing field? Hardly

[saunders_heroes]

PSR is going.

Is it?? Fuckin hope so.

[Tuscans]

PSR is going.

Is it?? Fuckin hope so.

Premier League are aligning with UEFA's rules. It's SCR is worse for us.

[Ads]

Be less worse next season if we're way above £300m as I suspect we are.

[Tuscans]

Be less worse next season if we're way above £300m as I suspect we are.

Next season will include Champions League rev and Duran, Carlos, Philogene sales? A few articles said the 70% spend, salary and agents fees limit combined with the €60 million of allowable loses would be tougher on Villa.

[Skipper_The_Eyechild]

I'm pretty bored by it all. Didn't check the Newcastle score until a few hours after the game. Caveat is that I'm driving around Europe, but usually I'd still be locked on to it and fight to find a bar. Completely disengaged this summer too.

Think it's the capitalist nature of the game being advertised so unavoidably. Not sure how many fucks I have left to give at this stage. I'd rather watch competitive sport than figures on a spreadsheet projected on to a pitch.

Loving the golf and cricket though. Masters was top level drama and England - India great. Looking forward to the Ashes. Don't know who Villa have next.

You had me until the golf.

There should just be rule 1874.82(c) - 'The Villa can spend whatever the fuck they want.' I just can't see who would have an issue with this.

[ChicagoLion]

Be less worse next season if we're way above £300m as I suspect we are.

Next season will include Champions League rev and Duran, Carlos, Philogene sales? A few articles said the 70% spend, salary and agents fees limit combined with the €60 million of allowable loses would be tougher on Villa.

They are all in the accounts for 30062025