UPDATED ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship Club
Thu Dec 24, 2015 10:04 am
25/12/15
Bolton are one of the teams that, on Thursday, were placed on a transfer embargo after breaching the Football League Financial Fair Play limits permitting a £6m loss in a financial year. Now Josh Vela, one of their more viable assets is a target for Championship rivals Cardiff, according to a report in the Mail Online.
The penalties for failing FFP limitations, severely restrict what a club can do regarding signing new players. Whilst they are not victims of a total ban on signings, they can only sign players if they have a squad of less than 24 ‘established players’, any signing cannot cost more than £600,000 per annum and if they have 24 players then there is a case of ‘one in, one out’ – the incoming player must be 75% or less than the salary cost of the player leaving or the £600,000 per annum cost, whichever is the lowest. What they cannnot do is pay an actual transfer fee.
SKY NEWS
BREAKING: Bolton Wanderers are to be placed under a transfer embargo.
The club themselves have failed to pay players wages.
Bolton expected to see many players leave this January.
Bolton are one of the teams that, on Thursday, were placed on a transfer embargo after breaching the Football League Financial Fair Play limits permitting a £6m loss in a financial year. Now Josh Vela, one of their more viable assets is a target for Championship rivals Cardiff, according to a report in the Mail Online.
The penalties for failing FFP limitations, severely restrict what a club can do regarding signing new players. Whilst they are not victims of a total ban on signings, they can only sign players if they have a squad of less than 24 ‘established players’, any signing cannot cost more than £600,000 per annum and if they have 24 players then there is a case of ‘one in, one out’ – the incoming player must be 75% or less than the salary cost of the player leaving or the £600,000 per annum cost, whichever is the lowest. What they cannnot do is pay an actual transfer fee.
SKY NEWS
BREAKING: Bolton Wanderers are to be placed under a transfer embargo.
The club themselves have failed to pay players wages.
Bolton expected to see many players leave this January.
Re: ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship Club '
Thu Dec 24, 2015 10:14 am
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BREAKING: A transfer embargo will prevent Fulham from signing players in January. #FFC
BREAKING: A transfer embargo will prevent Fulham from signing players in January. #FFC
Re: ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship Club '
Thu Dec 24, 2015 10:15 am
have never been able to take Bolton seriously since watching Peter Kay's 'Phoenix Nights' 
Mind you in the 80's it was a pretty scary place to go, they seemed to be well up for it.
Mind you in the 80's it was a pretty scary place to go, they seemed to be well up for it.
Re: ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship Club '
Thu Dec 24, 2015 10:18 am
arri potta wrote:have never been able to take Bolton seriously since watching Peter Kay's 'Phoenix Nights'
Mind you in the 80's it was a pretty scary place to go, they seemed to be well up for it.
They certainly were
Re: ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship Clubs '
Thu Dec 24, 2015 10:58 am
They are fucked beyond now.
Re: ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship Clubs '
Thu Dec 24, 2015 11:10 am
Rydogsccfc wrote:They are fucked beyond now.
nah they'll rise from the ashes
Re: ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship Clubs '
Thu Dec 24, 2015 11:12 am
arri potta wrote:Rydogsccfc wrote:They are fucked beyond now.
nah they'll rise from the ashes
Yeah be back in the prem before us.
Re: UPDATED ' Breaking News: Not Good News For Championship
Fri Dec 25, 2015 6:00 pm
Bolton are one of the teams that, on Thursday, were placed on a transfer embargo after breaching the Football League Financial Fair Play limits permitting a £6m loss in a financial year. Now Josh Vela, one of their more viable assets is a target for Championship rivals Cardiff, according to a report in the Mail Online.
The penalties for failing FFP limitations, severely restrict what a club can do regarding signing new players. Whilst they are not victims of a total ban on signings, they can only sign players if they have a squad of less than 24 ‘established players’, any signing cannot cost more than £600,000 per annum and if they have 24 players then there is a case of ‘one in, one out’ – the incoming player must be 75% or less than the salary cost of the player leaving or the £600,000 per annum cost, whichever is the lowest. What they cannnot do is pay an actual transfer fee.
The penalties for failing FFP limitations, severely restrict what a club can do regarding signing new players. Whilst they are not victims of a total ban on signings, they can only sign players if they have a squad of less than 24 ‘established players’, any signing cannot cost more than £600,000 per annum and if they have 24 players then there is a case of ‘one in, one out’ – the incoming player must be 75% or less than the salary cost of the player leaving or the £600,000 per annum cost, whichever is the lowest. What they cannnot do is pay an actual transfer fee.