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4 minutes ago, PompeyVillan said:

Hmm, interesting stuff. Regardless, I'm choosing not to believe it since I can't see how a club can get away with exploiting such a major loophole. 

If this was so every relegated club would do the same, and FFP would be blown out of the water. 

If we have some loophole that prevents the club from having the sell the family jewelry then I'm more than happy, it doesn't change my opinion that we should start to do things properly. 

 

If AVFC's tangible assets were devalued because of the doom and gloom of being relegated, then it can be argued that the current value is far too low given the enhanced certifiable liquidity of AVFC. If Villa's land holdings were worth a collective 80 million in 2015 then our new owners can reaffirm that value by detailing their intended investment and strategic planning for AVFC.

 

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It seems Matt Scott is now saying that he was misinformed by a trusted source.

He was originally told that AVFC hadn't activated clause 4.4.2. He's now saying that this was incorrect and it would have been added in automatically.

So, no loophole!

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4 minutes ago, villabromsgrove said:

It seems Matt Scott is now saying that he was misinformed by a trusted source.

He was originally told that AVFC hadn't activated clause 4.4.2. He's now saying that this was incorrect and it would have been added in automatically.

So, no loophole!

I'd be a bit miffed if I wasn't enjoying the schaudenfraud of it all, never liked his face.

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5 minutes ago, villabromsgrove said:

It seems Matt Scott is now saying that he was misinformed by a trusted source.

He was originally told that AVFC hadn't activated clause 4.4.2. He's now saying that this was incorrect and it would have been added in automatically.

So, no loophole!

Bloody jerknalist!!

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5 minutes ago, villabromsgrove said:

It seems Matt Scott is now saying that he was misinformed by a trusted source.

He was originally told that AVFC hadn't activated clause 4.4.2. He's now saying that this was incorrect and it would have been added in automatically.

So, no loophole!

If it seems too good to be true.............

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10 minutes ago, villabromsgrove said:

It seems Matt Scott is now saying that he was misinformed by a trusted source.

He was originally told that AVFC hadn't activated clause 4.4.2. He's now saying that this was incorrect and it would have been added in automatically.

So, no loophole!

Which can also be translated as Wyness didn't have a clue what he was talking about either the Charlatan!

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Nonetheless, we are still by the looks of it about to price Jack out of a move - if we are willing not to sell him then there must be some confidence about FFP - just they won't be employing football finance expert Matt Scott anytime soon. 

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1 minute ago, Uncle Albert said:

Didnt keith wyness say we had a plan for ffp whether that be us in the premier league or championship? Im guessing the state the club was in , it was one of baldricks cunning plans. 

He said a lot of things. 

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1 minute ago, Uncle Albert said:

Didnt keith wyness say we had a plan for ffp whether that be us in the premier league or championship? Im guessing the state the club was in , it was one of baldricks cunning plans. 

Both Him and Xia said a lot of things. They lied ...period.

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5 minutes ago, Uncle Albert said:

Didnt keith wyness say we had a plan for ffp whether that be us in the premier league or championship? Im guessing the state the club was in , it was one of baldricks cunning plans. 

Plan B - almost fold the club and sell it to billionaires...mission accomplished

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52 minutes ago, villabromsgrove said:

It seems Matt Scott is now saying that he was misinformed by a trusted source.

He was originally told that AVFC hadn't activated clause 4.4.2. He's now saying that this was incorrect and it would have been added in automatically.

So, no loophole!

Good job he didn’t mention it on a radio station or anything, phew.

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40 minutes ago, Uncle Albert said:

Didnt keith wyness say we had a plan for ffp whether that be us in the premier league or championship? Im guessing the state the club was in , it was one of baldricks cunning plans. 

Wyness, you wouldn't know a cunning plan b if it danced on top of a harpsichord singing cunning plan b's are here again. 

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2 hours ago, blandy said:

It ought not to. It's not even true, strictly. It's like if you go to your local shop, buy a watch. If the shop is then sold to a new owner as an ongoinbg business, if your watch breaks, you take it back to the shop, not to the previous owner of the shop.

It's the business (in this case the shop/Villa) that has to abide by the law, not indivdual owner(s). 

Well in that scenario, wouldnt you say us honouring the contracts of the players we dont want to use would fit better? (Ross McCormack and Micah Richards being the broken watches but we are still paying them)

It would be like the new owners being told they are not allowed to refurbish the shop because the previous owner refurbished it over the last 3 years, it doesnt matter that you have paid off those loans that the previous owners couldnt afford to pay, it doesnt matter you have enough money to turn this corner shop into a supermarket, you are not allowed because the previous owner refurbished it.

In the real world theres nothing you can relate FFP to from a business point of view, it just doesnt make any sense. Everyone knows in reality its there to stop the biggest known names around the world from being overtaken, they dont want people in South East Asia having to learn new names for their brand.

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16 minutes ago, Junxs said:

Well in that scenario, wouldnt you say us honouring the contracts of the players we dont want to use would fit better? (Ross McCormack and Micah Richards being the broken watches but we are still paying them)

It would be like the new owners being told they are not allowed to refurbish the shop because the previous owner refurbished it over the last 3 years, it doesnt matter that you have paid off those loans that the previous owners couldnt afford to pay, it doesnt matter you have enough money to turn this corner shop into a supermarket, you are not allowed because the previous owner refurbished it.

In the real world theres nothing you can relate FFP to from a business point of view, it just doesnt make any sense. Everyone knows in reality its there to stop the biggest known names around the world from being overtaken, they dont want people in South East Asia having to learn new names for their brand.

I’ve always been suprised that it’s even legal. 

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