| Championship 15:01 - Feb 13 with 2277 views | FrimleyBlue |
If the likes of Leeds, Sheff Utd, Burnley come up.. who are the remaining 'Parachute' clubs in the champ?
Nodge - it was either this is their last year or it was last season.. can't remember
Luton obviously.. but maybe going to league 1
Who else is part way through their parachute payments?
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| Championship on 15:20 - Feb 13 with 2179 views | FullerFlavour |
Don't think there is anyone else. Payments are only for two years. A third year is payable IF a team was in the Premier League for more than one season at the point of getting relegated. Norwich's ended last season.
If Burnley and Sheffield United are promoted, it would only be Luton receiving such payments again next season of the current Championship sides IF they stay up of course. That's my understanding of such matters. |  | | |
| Championship on 15:23 - Feb 13 with 2150 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Championship on 15:20 - Feb 13 by FullerFlavour |
Don't think there is anyone else. Payments are only for two years. A third year is payable IF a team was in the Premier League for more than one season at the point of getting relegated. Norwich's ended last season.
If Burnley and Sheffield United are promoted, it would only be Luton receiving such payments again next season of the current Championship sides IF they stay up of course. That's my understanding of such matters. |
Thanks,
Has there been a recent time where so little parachute clubs have been in it? it must make transfers quite an intriguing watch. | |
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| Championship on 15:26 - Feb 13 with 2114 views | Zx1988 |
| Championship on 15:23 - Feb 13 by FrimleyBlue |
Thanks,
Has there been a recent time where so little parachute clubs have been in it? it must make transfers quite an intriguing watch. |
Although it would benefit Town, it feels more and more as if the Premier League and top three or four of the Championship is well on its way to becoming a closed shop.
It could well be that the only financial juggernauts in the division next season will be the three relegated sides, and you'd probably (even now) bet on them going straight up again. |  |
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| Championship on 15:33 - Feb 13 with 2077 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Championship on 15:26 - Feb 13 by Zx1988 |
Although it would benefit Town, it feels more and more as if the Premier League and top three or four of the Championship is well on its way to becoming a closed shop.
It could well be that the only financial juggernauts in the division next season will be the three relegated sides, and you'd probably (even now) bet on them going straight up again. |
It's an interesting scenario, club A needs to sell to buy.... but no one can afford club A's players either.... | |
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| Championship on 15:33 - Feb 13 with 2079 views | Jrm_72 |
| Championship on 15:20 - Feb 13 by FullerFlavour |
Don't think there is anyone else. Payments are only for two years. A third year is payable IF a team was in the Premier League for more than one season at the point of getting relegated. Norwich's ended last season.
If Burnley and Sheffield United are promoted, it would only be Luton receiving such payments again next season of the current Championship sides IF they stay up of course. That's my understanding of such matters. |
Question from the thicky in the room - Luton don't lose their parachute by dropping to League One? Its just more that they wont be a championship team with parachute money? | | | |
| Championship on 15:37 - Feb 13 with 2041 views | Stourbridgeblue |
| Championship on 15:26 - Feb 13 by Zx1988 |
Although it would benefit Town, it feels more and more as if the Premier League and top three or four of the Championship is well on its way to becoming a closed shop.
It could well be that the only financial juggernauts in the division next season will be the three relegated sides, and you'd probably (even now) bet on them going straight up again. |
Birmingham have got new American owners so may have a bit of cash to splash. |  |
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| Championship on 15:42 - Feb 13 with 1992 views | FullerFlavour |
| Championship on 15:33 - Feb 13 by Jrm_72 |
Question from the thicky in the room - Luton don't lose their parachute by dropping to League One? Its just more that they wont be a championship team with parachute money? |
No idea what happens to it if they drop into League One. But I think you're right, and I assume they still get the second year. | | | |
| Championship on 15:42 - Feb 13 with 1989 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Championship on 15:37 - Feb 13 by Stourbridgeblue |
Birmingham have got new American owners so may have a bit of cash to splash. |
They'll be an interesting watch
Pretty much either have to spend alot again and get promoted, or spend the following season really having to sell to make PSR you've have to think | |
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| Championship on 15:45 - Feb 13 with 1957 views | Pinewoodblue |
| Championship on 15:37 - Feb 13 by Stourbridgeblue |
Birmingham have got new American owners so may have a bit of cash to splash. |
It isn’t enough to have cash to splash you have to keep within the financial rules, unless of course you are Leicester. |  |
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| Championship on 15:48 - Feb 13 with 1926 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Championship on 15:45 - Feb 13 by Pinewoodblue |
It isn’t enough to have cash to splash you have to keep within the financial rules, unless of course you are Leicester. |
I'd love to see the efl with a tweet in the summer, welcome back
As you were an efl club, and now you are again an efl club, you start on -21 points. | |
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| Championship on 16:01 - Feb 13 with 1827 views | Illinoisblue |
| Championship on 15:37 - Feb 13 by Stourbridgeblue |
Birmingham have got new American owners so may have a bit of cash to splash. |
As with us, wasn’t it easier to spend in League 1 as compared to championship? Different financial rules and all that |  |
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| Championship on 16:02 - Feb 13 with 1821 views | SimonBatfordITFC |
| Championship on 15:42 - Feb 13 by FullerFlavour |
No idea what happens to it if they drop into League One. But I think you're right, and I assume they still get the second year. |
Why don’t clubs get parachute payments when they drop from Championship to L1? Seems a bit elitist. | | | |
| Championship on 16:02 - Feb 13 with 1818 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Championship on 15:42 - Feb 13 by FullerFlavour |
No idea what happens to it if they drop into League One. But I think you're right, and I assume they still get the second year. |
I would think they would be even more in need of the payments if they drop into L1.
Cant see them being revoked on relegation. [Post edited 13 Feb 16:03]
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| Championship on 16:16 - Feb 13 with 1717 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Championship on 16:02 - Feb 13 by Marshalls_Mullet |
I would think they would be even more in need of the payments if they drop into L1.
Cant see them being revoked on relegation. [Post edited 13 Feb 16:03]
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Although, It may give them an even higher advantage of the rest of the league, as Parachute payments would count as turnover wouldn't it, so they'd be able to spend upto 60% of it on wages... | |
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| Championship on 17:33 - Feb 13 with 1450 views | Dennyx4 |
| Championship on 16:02 - Feb 13 by Marshalls_Mullet |
I would think they would be even more in need of the payments if they drop into L1.
Cant see them being revoked on relegation. [Post edited 13 Feb 16:03]
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They would still get the parachute payments in League One, Sunderland did a few years back, when they had a double relegation.
It is very rare now, with parachute payments, but can still happen. |  | | |
| Championship on 20:44 - Feb 13 with 1148 views | ArnieM |
| Championship on 15:26 - Feb 13 by Zx1988 |
Although it would benefit Town, it feels more and more as if the Premier League and top three or four of the Championship is well on its way to becoming a closed shop.
It could well be that the only financial juggernauts in the division next season will be the three relegated sides, and you'd probably (even now) bet on them going straight up again. |
Tbh I think it’s been a closed shop for years now, and frankly the Plastic League can keep it. |  |
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