South Coast RoyalZipSouth Coast Royal Is it just Howe out or will there be a new manager (possibly foreign, not Welsh)?
Not sure it is what we need but ...............................................................
Chris Gunter player manager may be?
IF,IF,IF we are getting a new manager I think quarantine might have to take place.
Just saying.
WoodleyRoyal Jlow confirming there is a ‘strong possibility that a new manager will be coming in’
royalp-wePepe the Horsemangenome If we got Hughton or Howe I would be very pleased. I can see it being an obscure foreign bloke though
Yup, random Portuguese with a similar CV to Jose Gomes would be my guess.
...or the ex-Beijing Rehne boss (Aleksandar Stanojević).
What a shambles.
royalp-weroyalp-wePepe the Horseman Yup, random Portuguese with a similar CV to Jose Gomes would be my guess.
...or the ex-Beijing Rehne boss (Aleksandar Stanojević).
What a shambles.
Telegraph now reporting this.
TommyF We don't know the full facts or know what the Dai's are thinking but I wonder if the owners have looked at the state of the finances, which were on a knife edge before Covid-19, realised that we're gonna be dealt a blow by FFP and rather than limp along then get docked 12 points have simple gone 'in for a penny, in for a pound' (or tens of millions of them).
The owners have been frustrated by FFP meaning they have all the money we could possibly need but can't give it us, so they might now think if we're going to face the music let's at least make it a party.
If they know we we're going to fall foul and are happy to ensure we don't go into administration even if it means smashing FFP rules then I'm for it. For all we know though it might have been last roll of the dice or simply lie down and die.
royalp-weroyalp-wePepe the Horseman Yup, random Portuguese with a similar CV to Jose Gomes would be my guess.
...or the ex-Beijing Rehne boss (Aleksandar Stanojević).
What a shambles.
Telegraph now reporting this.
Mid Sussex RoyalTommyF We don't know the full facts or know what the Dai's are thinking but I wonder if the owners have looked at the state of the finances, which were on a knife edge before Covid-19, realised that we're gonna be dealt a blow by FFP and rather than limp along then get docked 12 points have simple gone 'in for a penny, in for a pound' (or tens of millions of them).
The owners have been frustrated by FFP meaning they have all the money we could possibly need but can't give it us, so they might now think if we're going to face the music let's at least make it a party.
If they know we we're going to fall foul and are happy to ensure we don't go into administration even if it means smashing FFP rules then I'm for it. For all we know though it might have been last roll of the dice or simply lie down and die.
Or is this a free hit season re FFP? How can them impose it in the EFL with no money coming in to clubs?
Mid Sussex RoyalTommyF We don't know the full facts or know what the Dai's are thinking but I wonder if the owners have looked at the state of the finances, which were on a knife edge before Covid-19, realised that we're gonna be dealt a blow by FFP and rather than limp along then get docked 12 points have simple gone 'in for a penny, in for a pound' (or tens of millions of them).
The owners have been frustrated by FFP meaning they have all the money we could possibly need but can't give it us, so they might now think if we're going to face the music let's at least make it a party.
If they know we we're going to fall foul and are happy to ensure we don't go into administration even if it means smashing FFP rules then I'm for it. For all we know though it might have been last roll of the dice or simply lie down and die.
Or is this a free hit season re FFP? How can them impose it in the EFL with no money coming in to clubs?
Because of his position with the league and dealing with FFP. Keeps his hands cleanJagermesiter1871Mid Sussex RoyalTommyF We don't know the full facts or know what the Dai's are thinking but I wonder if the owners have looked at the state of the finances, which were on a knife edge before Covid-19, realised that we're gonna be dealt a blow by FFP and rather than limp along then get docked 12 points have simple gone 'in for a penny, in for a pound' (or tens of millions of them).
The owners have been frustrated by FFP meaning they have all the money we could possibly need but can't give it us, so they might now think if we're going to face the music let's at least make it a party.
If they know we we're going to fall foul and are happy to ensure we don't go into administration even if it means smashing FFP rules then I'm for it. For all we know though it might have been last roll of the dice or simply lie down and die.
Or is this a free hit season re FFP? How can them impose it in the EFL with no money coming in to clubs?
If this was the case why would Howe need to go? The only reason I could see for getting rid of him is if he just wouldn't give the go ahead to spend like the owners want.
Zip Plenty of talk suggesting the owners will stick up a middle finger to FFP and spend spend spend. It’s not that simple because any incomings have to be sanctioned by the EFL.
WestYorksRoyal Also rumours that Bowen may be moved to DoF role, presumably with a new manager coming in. I'd be supportive of that.
If we flagrantly disregard FFP and don't even try to comply, what's the maximum penalty? 12 points? Get a team who can get 60 - 65 and maybe you cope with that. Especially next season when you have Wednesday and possibly Derby too. Once you have your points deduction, is that the end of it? Those losses don't count again next year?
I ask these Qs because clearly Howe was trying to comply with FFP and the Dais weren't interested.
SutekhZip Plenty of talk suggesting the owners will stick up a middle finger to FFP and spend spend spend. It’s not that simple because any incomings have to be sanctioned by the EFL.
If they did manage to do that, they have this transfer window as the FL would presumably hit the club with a massive fine and deduct 12 points plus embargo the club next January. And given that this ‘plan’ has sort of been tried before and the results have seen incredible seasons packed full of magnificent football and an average 17th place finish one wonders why on earth they think it’ll work this time, particularly when you then appoint a nobody for manager instead of at least giving yourselves a shout with an experienced FL manager such as Chris Hughton.
Jagermesiter1871Mid Sussex RoyalTommyF We don't know the full facts or know what the Dai's are thinking but I wonder if the owners have looked at the state of the finances, which were on a knife edge before Covid-19, realised that we're gonna be dealt a blow by FFP and rather than limp along then get docked 12 points have simple gone 'in for a penny, in for a pound' (or tens of millions of them).
The owners have been frustrated by FFP meaning they have all the money we could possibly need but can't give it us, so they might now think if we're going to face the music let's at least make it a party.
If they know we we're going to fall foul and are happy to ensure we don't go into administration even if it means smashing FFP rules then I'm for it. For all we know though it might have been last roll of the dice or simply lie down and die.
Or is this a free hit season re FFP? How can them impose it in the EFL with no money coming in to clubs?
If this was the case why would Howe need to go? The only reason I could see for getting rid of him is if he just wouldn't give the go ahead to spend like the owners want.
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