Short Term Cost Control - Making it harder for us to stay up

[Sothall_Blade]

The new Financial Fair Play rule change that could completely change how next season’s Premier League plays out

The decision to do away with Short Term Cost Control makes it much easier for mid-table sides to break into European places

www.fourfourtwo.com

"..towards the bottom, clubs with little commercial clout – primarily the likes of Burnley and Bournemouth – have been handed a lifeline against threats to their Premier League status from sides who have just come up. One of their biggest sources of income is now fair game for boosting their squad in the short-term.
It may not sound that exciting, but Short Term Cost Control’s passing has changed the dynamic in next season’s Premier League."

 

[I should coco]

We were already likely to have the lowest wage bill in the division so nothing really changes in that regard.

Removing the wage spending ceiling for bigger clubs, puts even more pressure on CW/AK to find some real quality at Poundland. Meanwhile Manyoo can spend a bit more than they expected in Harrods....

 

[Tom Bott]

Manchester United’s various commercial deals, such as their ‘official global lubricant partner’,

WTF

Our commercial department needs to get their fingers out, maybe with the correct lube they would have done so already.

 

[Grecian2000]

Meanwhile Manyoo can spend a bit more than they expected in Harrods....

Sadly for them, some scallywag has tacked a Harrods sign on an Aldi and they're in there paying Harrods prices for mouldy garbage . . .

 

[8lade]

WTF

Our commercial department needs to get their fingers out, maybe with the correct lube they would have done so already.

Without this we're going into the Premiership dry!

 

[Tom Bott]

Maybe why Manure put garlic paste on the desso.

Wonder if they have an official global garlic partner.

Sponsor everything, lube everything, lots to be considered in this PL malarky.

 

[DifferentClass]

WTF

Our commercial department needs to get their fingers out, maybe with the correct lube they would have done so already.

We need a lube partner because we're going to get shafted unless we make some good signings quick.

 

[blade67]

The new Financial Fair Play rule change that could completely change how next season’s Premier League plays out

The decision to do away with Short Term Cost Control makes it much easier for mid-table sides to break into European places

www.fourfourtwo.com

"..towards the bottom, clubs with little commercial clout – primarily the likes of Burnley and Bournemouth – have been handed a lifeline against threats to their Premier League status from sides who have just come up. One of their biggest sources of income is now fair game for boosting their squad in the short-term.
It may not sound that exciting, but Short Term Cost Control’s passing has changed the dynamic in next season’s Premier League."

Thanks. Interesting to see an insight into how the finances work at this level, It's going to be a bit of a challenge I think.

Also goo to read something on here that isn't posters begging for a signing to be made today and all the other nonsense going on.