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EFL rules ?. Not sure about that. They are not fit for purpose.
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New EFL rules? Expenditure cannot exceed 70% revenue.
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A concert? In Preston? Don’t be ridiculous!!
I think it’s more that the stadium design doesn’t provide the access needed for the infrastructure and equipment for a gig.
Whatever they do decide, it's bound to be worse for us, as we don't have the income that the other clubs with bigger gates have.
Great idea in theory, but will make it even harder to compete.
Great idea in theory, but will make it even harder to compete.
The following bands would play at Deepdale for free as they contain PNE fans amongst their current members -
Duran Duran
Abba
Bewitched
Gojira
The Killers
The cribs
Libertines
The Script
Muse
Sepultura
The Dead Weather
Five
Five Star
Deicide
John
Duran Duran
Abba
Bewitched
Gojira
The Killers
The cribs
Libertines
The Script
Muse
Sepultura
The Dead Weather
Five
Five Star
Deicide
John
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Those parachute payments we never looked likely to get could soon be history - the Prem and EFL are talking about a new "merit-based" system, because if they don't agree a deal, the upcoming Independent Regulator will make one for them:
"The Premier League wants the money it gives to the lower divisions to be based on where they finish in the league table — and for enhanced cost controls to prevent spendthrift clubs wasting the income — before it agrees to increase its payments.
"The EFL leadership would back the idea if it meant the club finishing top of the Sky Bet Championship receives about 1.7 times the amount of the club finishing bottom — a similar ratio to the Premier League. One proposal it has rejected is for the clubs at the top receiving many times the amount of cash as those at the bottom. The plan would have to be agreed by the EFL clubs, but league chiefs would also support new cost controls.
"The merit-based payment idea has backing within the EFL and the Premier League as it should reduce the ‘cliff edge’ between the divisions and also see the controversial parachute payments made to clubs relegated from Premier League greatly reduced.
"The Premier League has said it will give away £1.6 billion to the rest of the football pyramid over the next three years, about 16 per cent of its revenues. Just over half of that is in parachute payments. There is pressure for the distribution to be raised to closer to 25 per cent — another £1 billion or so more."
www.thetimes.co.uk
"The Premier League wants the money it gives to the lower divisions to be based on where they finish in the league table — and for enhanced cost controls to prevent spendthrift clubs wasting the income — before it agrees to increase its payments.
"The EFL leadership would back the idea if it meant the club finishing top of the Sky Bet Championship receives about 1.7 times the amount of the club finishing bottom — a similar ratio to the Premier League. One proposal it has rejected is for the clubs at the top receiving many times the amount of cash as those at the bottom. The plan would have to be agreed by the EFL clubs, but league chiefs would also support new cost controls.
"The merit-based payment idea has backing within the EFL and the Premier League as it should reduce the ‘cliff edge’ between the divisions and also see the controversial parachute payments made to clubs relegated from Premier League greatly reduced.
"The Premier League has said it will give away £1.6 billion to the rest of the football pyramid over the next three years, about 16 per cent of its revenues. Just over half of that is in parachute payments. There is pressure for the distribution to be raised to closer to 25 per cent — another £1 billion or so more."
EFL will accept merit cash handouts — but only on same scale as Premier League
The EFL is prepared to accept merit-based financial distribution from the Premier League if it mirrors the same sliding scale in England’s top flight.The Premie
www.thetimes.co.uk
I have seen 2 of the above play live.
What about Leagues 1 and 2? Do they get more money or is this just turning the Championship into PL2?Those parachute payments we never looked likely to get could soon be history - the Prem and EFL are talking about a new "merit-based" system, because if they don't agree a deal, the upcoming Independent Regulator will make one for them:
"The Premier League wants the money it gives to the lower divisions to be based on where they finish in the league table — and for enhanced cost controls to prevent spendthrift clubs wasting the income — before it agrees to increase its payments.
"The EFL leadership would back the idea if it meant the club finishing top of the Sky Bet Championship receives about 1.7 times the amount of the club finishing bottom — a similar ratio to the Premier League. One proposal it has rejected is for the clubs at the top receiving many times the amount of cash as those at the bottom. The plan would have to be agreed by the EFL clubs, but league chiefs would also support new cost controls.
"The merit-based payment idea has backing within the EFL and the Premier League as it should reduce the ‘cliff edge’ between the divisions and also see the controversial parachute payments made to clubs relegated from Premier League greatly reduced.
"The Premier League has said it will give away £1.6 billion to the rest of the football pyramid over the next three years, about 16 per cent of its revenues. Just over half of that is in parachute payments. There is pressure for the distribution to be raised to closer to 25 per cent — another £1 billion or so more."
EFL will accept merit cash handouts — but only on same scale as Premier League
The EFL is prepared to accept merit-based financial distribution from the Premier League if it mirrors the same sliding scale in England’s top flight.The Premie
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Championship clubs who don't get parachute money get solidarity payments, as do L1 and L2 clubs.
The Championship : L1 : L2 split of the solidarity money is roughly 75% : 15% : 10%.
There's nothing in the article about whether this split would be changing.
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You’ve disappointed me there JD, I’ve seen 5
and weirdly got a congratulations text from Max Cavalera when my daughter was bornBut would we have enough players to field a team?
so have I and I’m seeing one of them four times this summer
I have Igors signed Drumstick.You’ve disappointed me there JD, I’ve seen 5
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That’s cool, I feel very lucky to have seen them in October 89 when they opened for Sodom
I’ve seen one, but seen them about 8 times. I am of the view that the rest of the list are bloody awful…
But who is the random ‘not crap’ band on there?
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I’ve seen Ellie Brookes, Don Mclean and The Hollies at Preston Guild Hall but not sure how it equates to FFP rules?
Which two?
Sepultura and Deicide?
Which one?
And surely Gojira and ABBA, and Sepultura, and Deicide are not bloody awful, to name but four.
These are superb bands with an identity, not easy.
if the vote is going to EFL clubs, i expect all those currently in receipt of parachute payments to vote against it, lets hope something changes though, something needs to change to stop the likes of Fulham buying promotion every other yearThose parachute payments we never looked likely to get could soon be history - the Prem and EFL are talking about a new "merit-based" system, because if they don't agree a deal, the upcoming Independent Regulator will make one for them:
"The Premier League wants the money it gives to the lower divisions to be based on where they finish in the league table — and for enhanced cost controls to prevent spendthrift clubs wasting the income — before it agrees to increase its payments.
"The EFL leadership would back the idea if it meant the club finishing top of the Sky Bet Championship receives about 1.7 times the amount of the club finishing bottom — a similar ratio to the Premier League. One proposal it has rejected is for the clubs at the top receiving many times the amount of cash as those at the bottom. The plan would have to be agreed by the EFL clubs, but league chiefs would also support new cost controls.
"The merit-based payment idea has backing within the EFL and the Premier League as it should reduce the ‘cliff edge’ between the divisions and also see the controversial parachute payments made to clubs relegated from Premier League greatly reduced.
"The Premier League has said it will give away £1.6 billion to the rest of the football pyramid over the next three years, about 16 per cent of its revenues. Just over half of that is in parachute payments. There is pressure for the distribution to be raised to closer to 25 per cent — another £1 billion or so more."
EFL will accept merit cash handouts — but only on same scale as Premier League
The EFL is prepared to accept merit-based financial distribution from the Premier League if it mirrors the same sliding scale in England’s top flight.The Premie
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Client journalist Martin Samuel already made an ill-informed rant against the changes on behalf of the Prem, but change is a-coming, although if the government has to get involved it'll take a few years to come in, they've already kicked the independent regulator into the long grass of 2024 at the earliest.
Those parachute payments we never looked likely to get could soon be history - the Prem and EFL are talking about a new "merit-based" system, because if they don't agree a deal, the upcoming Independent Regulator will make one for them:
"The Premier League wants the money it gives to the lower divisions to be based on where they finish in the league table — and for enhanced cost controls to prevent spendthrift clubs wasting the income — before it agrees to increase its payments.
"The EFL leadership would back the idea if it meant the club finishing top of the Sky Bet Championship receives about 1.7 times the amount of the club finishing bottom — a similar ratio to the Premier League. One proposal it has rejected is for the clubs at the top receiving many times the amount of cash as those at the bottom. The plan would have to be agreed by the EFL clubs, but league chiefs would also support new cost controls.
"The merit-based payment idea has backing within the EFL and the Premier League as it should reduce the ‘cliff edge’ between the divisions and also see the controversial parachute payments made to clubs relegated from Premier League greatly reduced.
"The Premier League has said it will give away £1.6 billion to the rest of the football pyramid over the next three years, about 16 per cent of its revenues. Just over half of that is in parachute payments. There is pressure for the distribution to be raised to closer to 25 per cent — another £1 billion or so more."
EFL will accept merit cash handouts — but only on same scale as Premier League
The EFL is prepared to accept merit-based financial distribution from the Premier League if it mirrors the same sliding scale in England’s top flight.The Premie
I've read this 3 times and because I'm a bit fick I really don't clock what's being proposed... I think that every club in the whole professional " pyramid" should be given an equal amount regardless of where they finish.... And then they stand or fall based on good management. That would include the prem btw.
Any chance of a Janet and John explanation please?