Exploiting loopholes is sometimes OK…

[Crewton]

10 hours ago, richinspain said:

"It's not against the rules"

Well, they could always try : "That's a matter of opinion, just like Player Amortisation Rules", but they won't.

[roboto]

The problem is that these owners have clubs in multiple countries making it a UEFA issue. And as we all know, UEFA are the least likely organisation in the world to turn a blind eye to some money laundering and corruption…

EFL can’t do much about it apart from stop these owner purchasing the clubs in the first place. Which they haven’t done so far.

It stinks but we have to get on with our own club and work our way back in our own way.

[BramcoteRam84]

The PL and EFL can rule on transfers between clubs for FFP purposes though. I’m sure that would be within their jurisdiction. Simple rule not allowed to book profit from intra club transfers. 

[InstaRam]

On 24/08/2022 at 08:55, David said:

The EFL just need to change the rules and retrospectively punish these clubs, it’s the only fair thing to do right?

Hold your horse's. According to the  protocol they need to first sign of the deal as legitimate and then wait for the signal from Middlesbrough. Depending on if Boro then want to use this very particular set up or not they may or may not take action. And don't forget to compensate Wycombe in the end which naturally should get some sort of reward. They need to follow their rules after all.

[Mucker1884]

Isn't all this selling players to parent/sister/related club(s) just so typical of notts, though?

It's just the football version of incest. 

Even their club badge is an off-spring* of a cabbage mated with a cauliflower! 

 

#keepitinthefamily

 

 

 

*Should that read "off-sprig"?