| Why is there no FFP in the non leagues? 17:10 - Aug 8 with 1109 views | Hipsterectomy |
Looking at recently promoted teams Lincoln and FGR both have spent considerable amounts of money for their level. Tranmere had a wage budget of £2 million a year last year which they couldn't afford and were gambling on going up to save them. Now Billericay are doing it at an even lower tier.
These clubs are in a greater precarious position than Football League clubs and FFP was set up to protect clubs as well as to try to keep things 'even'. |  |
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| Why is there no FFP in the non leagues? on 17:58 - Aug 8 with 1040 views | mojo |
I caught a bit of the interview with the owner of Billericay, a steel tycoon on TalkSport earlier. He said he was bored and wanted to turn his attentions to running a football club rather than drugs, drink, affairs etc. They have a 3 year plan to get into the conference and a 5 year plan to get to league 2. Quite the calibre of players they have down there Konchesky, O'hara, Pennant, Foley etc. |  | | |
| Why is there no FFP in the non leagues? on 18:16 - Aug 8 with 1010 views | poppiesman |
| Why is there no FFP in the non leagues? on 17:58 - Aug 8 by mojo |
I caught a bit of the interview with the owner of Billericay, a steel tycoon on TalkSport earlier. He said he was bored and wanted to turn his attentions to running a football club rather than drugs, drink, affairs etc. They have a 3 year plan to get into the conference and a 5 year plan to get to league 2. Quite the calibre of players they have down there Konchesky, O'hara, Pennant, Foley etc. |
Billericay's wage bill is over £30K per WEEK. Which is sickening at that level, they are not even in the top 2 divisions of non league! Most fans in non league want them to fail big time and I'm one of them. | | | |
| Why is there no FFP in the non leagues? on 19:52 - Aug 8 with 952 views | RegencyBlue |
I'm pretty sure there isn't FFP in the Leagues in reality! |  | | |
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