Premier League NEW FINANCIAL FAIR PLAY RULE is HUGE for Newcastle United !!!!!
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- čas přidán 3. 04. 2024
- Premier League teams are voting for change FFP rules which will heavily benefit Newcastle United in the market #nufc #newcastle #premierleague
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All done so city and chelsea dont get dropped out the league.
Man City's case is different it's more misconduct and fraud, inflation of assets and sponsors, etc, Not FFP.
Brought in in a timely manner to protect Man City.
It looks that way doesn’t it
I hope man city's infringement will be dealt as per those rules that were in effect for that period of time they made them...
Absolutely
and protect Newcastle United in the future. But why not? FFP is just a racket to maintain status quo. If PL really cares about fairness and parity, adopt a hard salary cap like American sports but of course they would never do
@@aptmap5181watch the video that’s the plan. Also, thst works in US sports because there is no international competition. If the prem set caps, half the talent will leave
Abramovich left Chelsea with them owing him 3 billion that's a pretty big head start.
Yeah exactly, FFP will never work unless everyone starts at 0
If ffp STAYS I've said all along, the top teams have allready built there teams up over the years, SO a new owner of a club should be allowed to spend what they want for the first 3 year, to give them a chance to put a team together so they can compete with the top teams. Then you have to watch what you spend in the 4th year.
Spend a billion this summer, pay the 50 grand fine, carry on regardless.
Sounds good to me Adam 😎
Not as easy as that hahhaha but it does feel like the leash has been taken off our neck
@@AdamPearson1242we can always dream mate lol, at least we should have a better summer than we thought last week 👍
Nice to see the U turn, although I'm sure Forest and Everton will be even more motivated towards legal action for their deductions... The same country as sponsorship rule will be a headache for owners, but there's always another way. Sela could be "Sela Kuwait" or "Sela UK" and have a British director. Ultimately the new attempts at rules will be circumnavigated. HWTL
Yeah I wound be fuming if I was both of them, my legal knowledge on what the Premier League is allowed and not allowed to do after those point deductions to Everton and Forest won’t be accurate to someone more qualified. My understanding is that the rule change is allowed to take place with the majority of Premier League clubs voting for it. However, Everton and Forest would of course challenge the league on it
Interesting how they bring in the new system before they punish Man City. What would their points deduction have been?
I don’t think that is a coincidence but good lawyers are smart, I think City charge results could of been unresolved for years to come
You may want to get your facts right... points deductions will still remain...ooopps. "Bit more on this - the 'luxury tax' proposal is actively being worked on - PL insiders are adamant that should it be introduced an element of sporting sanction (points deductions) would be retained." Dream over again for you. @@AdamPearson1242
The FFP rules were brought in specifically to hinder Man city, just 1 year after city won their first title. You geordies are so bitter & Jealous
@@Nabilguerinik Newcastle fans have nothing against Man City. We take issue with the FFP rule in general. Many Newcastle fans talk about how unfair it was on Everton and Forest, as much as how it holds us back. Despite what the media and other fans think, we actually want a competitive and entertaining league.
Great video adam as always, it would seem if pif were to buy the players who eddie wants this could be massive for us for pushing for trophies cant wait for the summer now.
The rule still needs to be officially announced by the Premier League and knowing our luck, could be after the summer window but the league now has to change FFP, punishments and how teams can operate within FFP guidelines
As long as the money from the fines can go towards grassroots football. I think it could work.
The fines go to teams in the Premier League / Championship that don’t breach the FFP rules is what I understand currently. The money would be divided up and spread across the clubs
Naive
Can it give any to the Mackems though 😂
Great video Adam! See you down the cottage on Sat!
See you there 👋🏻
Stuffy shirts in fancy board rooms deciding our entertainment. Of course they’re going to favor their precious City. Good explanation, Adam. Up the toon!
I say that any fines paid go into a pool that gets divided up amongst clubs with lower revenues. This will benefit those clubs and increase the competitiveness of the league, and will also be a deterrent on massive clubs from wild overspending
Adam if we spend to get European football at a fine, what about UEFA rules, Chelsea were banned previously for that
Oh dear, big question is what about pervious ffp breaches ?
This summer i was fully expecting either bruno or isak to go so our PSR is okay for the next few seasons. If this change occurs and is implemented by the summer I'd give them improved contracts
Bruno still has a release clause remember that anyone outside the UK can buy out, but in terms of keeping our players it also allows us to keep our highest valued players
They won’t go anywhere. There are other sellable players who have decent prices attached to them. Almiron, Wilson, Longstaff etc.
Sounds great, let's spend spend spend.
About time, let's see how mighty toon grows
Am really happy and all because this will help Newcastle a lot but does anyone else think they have done this to protect man city because they have possibly broken 115 FFP rules
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HWTFM
Hope all is well in South Dakota, hopefully Newcastle will be next in USA this summer 👋🏻
@@AdamPearson1242hopefully, would be awesome to see them play
So does this apply to Man City now?? Has this been brought in to save them a points deduction??
Feel like this rule change was more to protect city but benefits us all the same so UP THE MAGS 🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤
City will still get punished for their historic rule breaking.
Looks dodgy but City’s alleged breaches will still follow the old rules
@AdamPearson1242 so essentially anything going forward the new rules would apply to so it should be wouldn't be fair on Everton on forest if it didn't apply to city
i think many club is in big problems it why the winter window whas lowst or of the lowster ever sinces we start whit 2 transfer window in season, many teams ned new players in but realy nobody bought in other then a few, even loan deals whas very few.
if pif spend on newcastle the way they spend on the saudi league it could be mental but i think they will be more measured as i dont see them wanting to upset the league totally, vut we are newcastle anything can happen
It would be great to spend and catapult us a few transfers windows. But yet again, only big clubs will benefit, with potentially bigger spending comes inflated player pricing.
Just makes the gap between Premier and Championship even larger
The fines from clubs such as ourselves would be spread across the lower Prem teams and Championship sides.
The gap is always going to be there unfortunately but hopefully clubs can now start to make their own revenue and improve the competition in the leagues
Uefa has their own FFP rules, if we qualify for any european competitions, we need to abide by those as well
Yes that is correct, UEFA rules would conflict with the Premier League. It’s still up in the air about the possibility of teams wanting to start off their new competition atm
@AdamPearson1242 realistically, it won't happen as we just had the european super league debacle ironed out a couple of years ago. And in any case, in the rare occurrence of it happening, trust me we won't be invited to join that breakaway competition, so it shouldn't concern us. The actual issue with just abolishing point deductions now, would mean everton and forest have very stable grounds to sue the PL. I don't see this rule changing soon, as I doubt 14 clubs would agree to it. The Bix 6 have the advantage with the current rules, they wouldn't want it changed. And the teams fighting relegation above forest don't want the cloud of the point deductions being cleared after appeal.
Do you really think Saudi will sit back and watch their team not be part of a European super league!!??
It will most probably be PIF organising it.
@TheDefJamm I don't think they will sit back... but we also have to understand the current powers that dominate European football do not want more competition. Clubs within England do not want Newcastle to succeed as we are in direct competition with them. And European clubs have always whined about English teams having the advantage financially. They're not going to accept 1 more English club threatening their status as footballing super powers. The Saudis will definitely try to find a way in, buy their way in maybe. But unfortunately we need to understand that they're not Newcastle fans, they are using Newcastle to brand themselves just like we are welcoming them to better us. If they're allowed to invest elsewhere, they've never once dismissed the idea of multi club ownership. So while Newcastle may now be their best bet to secure their footballing brand and identity, I wouldn't be too sure it's going to remain their top priority if other opportunities present in future.
Bring it on 😁😁😁
If this is how it works, I personally would splash big in one season. A gradual build would take too long and it would throw away money as far as league place is concerned. The quicker we get the team built, the bigger the benefits in the long run. A gradual build might not even work anyway. As we've seen with Tonali, a big signing might bite us in the arse and ruin the entire season. So I'd go short term pain for long term success
I don't care if this helps city avoid dropping out the Prem, this helps us more, bring it on and let us spend and take it to the big boys.
Agreed John
If it benefits us great but you can just see teams spending what they want and the rich clubs aren’t going to be scared of a fine Adam
The fines incurred by clubs, filtering down to the football league (premier league not just pocketing), is a great idea.
So are the points going to be reinstated for Everton and Forest and what would be an all round fair system
I don’t think there is a fair system anymore for everyone tbh. Some teams are so far ahead of other teams so no matter what you do, the disparity in the league is huge and I don’t think rules can fix that.
Some can definitely help improve the competition in the league but they will always be someone abusing the system or taking advantage of the rules.
As for Everton and Nottingham Forest, I would expect legal backlash from those 2 but I’m not qualified on the topic to be able to give you all the ins and outs of what would happen next with them
No the new rule aint active yet, they where deducted in the previous rule
So Adam, what happens when you qualify for europe and you've blown the rules out of the water and you dont comply with the uefa rules?
Now we don't have to sell Isak or Bruno.
What if they wanted to move away personally from Mr. Nice Guy?
@@anon-zk6iz Isak has already said he come for the project he's not wanting to go. Bruno on the other hand might want to but Bruno's missus want's to stay she said she loves it here its perfect for their children.
@@CabbageHeeed if his missus wants to them to stay, he's staying...no smart man goes against their missus' wishes, not worth the headache lol
It's amazing how quickly the FA change the rules after a quiet January transfer window, I said something would change after they realised every club including the so called top 6 were maxed out on transfer money and no one could spend, they weren't banking on the top clubs not spending plus it would only have got worse they basically made it far to tight for everyone and misjudged the market, they forget all prem clubs pay more than all the other leagues for players there's only real and Barca what really have the top pulling power for players, I don't think they would have been so quick to change the rules if the top 6 splashed out in January though.
Know I'm probably in the minority here, but I don't like this because to me this means they are planning to just let Man City get away with all they have done. To me so hypocritical to go after Everton (as much as I hate them) and Forest for one or two offenses, but because City did like a billion and it is complicated they have escaped punishment long enough to then literally make it so when punishment is handed down it will be irrelevant. Secondly this is going to make it longer I think for us to pass teams like Man U, Chelsea and Arsenal because they can just continue spending wildly where as I think in the long run we had the potential to leave them so far in the rear view. Lastly I want us to win, but i don't want to it with all the caveats, I liked our gradual approach as for me felt like it allowed us to shut up the haters. Again know I'm probably in the minority and still glad for "good news" for us for once lately.
I agree, if the handbrake is off for us, it's off for everyone else too!
can't just keep going back to rulings until you get the one you want... also with salary caps they're ok in the NBA where there's no other big competing basketball leagues but in the premier league the same thing will happen as with rugby where all the best players moved to Europe and the British league went from world best to tinpot over night
What i dont understand is how this new EPL rule jives with the UEFA rule that says you can only spend XX% of your revenue to be eligible for European competitions.
club who breaks UEFA rules has not realy be punish in ther owne League only gote ban from UEFA tournment or get fines.
What to stop the EPL changing the penalties back to points deductions mid way through next season?
It has to be approved by 13 of the 20 clubs first, it would also be illegal to do as clubs have not breached any rules during that period
They are not announced It's a proposal
Now im looking forward to yhe Transfer window opening 😂
As the end of road looms for clubs that creamed it under the old rules, because the new rules will start to affect more than just Forest and Everton in the next few years, it's all conveniently become a case of "oh well, let's just tax those that overspend". So yes, quite obviously done to prop up the big 6 but in doing so, they're opening the door wide open to us.
What about points deduction it could kick in
Man City didn't have 'so many years' to buy who they want! The FFP rules were brought in just 1 year after citys first title win. Have you forgot the 90's when you geordies were spending more money than everyone else and still won nothing?
As long as we can spend money the squad is poor.. There's a lot of dead wood... Ritchie dummett lascelles dubravka plenty space for fresh talent 👍
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Top vid Adam 👍⚫⚪
Appreciate it mate I hope you have been well
Would be nice if the Lux tax then was given to EFL league 1 and 2 and the none league teams, and maybe grass roots, my kids un15 England FA registered team team struggled for a sponsor this season to get new shirts and kits
If they bring in that sponsorship rule where owners aren’t allowed to basically sponsor themselves, that’s easy to get around. We simply sponsor Man City, and Man City sponsor us.
This would only work with two wealthy owners, which us and Man City have.
”Heeey guys.”
Sorry but ffp does work
It does exactly what they designed it to do
Protect the greedy six (in the uk) and the richest clubs in europe
Yeah it is true in that aspect, well said 👏🏻
The rules have definitely been changed to make up for the league not having the balls to relegate City and Chelsea for their breaches. Although in theory because those investigations have already begun, surely they should be tried on the old rules?
Just looks like a cop out to me!
id be ok with it as long as man city get punished for the rules they did break when FFP was in place otherwise its lke saying yeah we know you cheated for the past 6-7 years but dont worry about it nothings going to happen because the rules have changed now, in my opinion they still need punishing for the rules they did break especially when everton and forest were punished when the rules were in effect, otherwise surely everton and forest can take this to the courts and sue for unfair treatment.
Sounds brilliant but it’s not just our mega rich owners money it’s also stavely and ruebans money
Amanda Staveley will sell her share of the club to the PIF eventually, her job is to operate the club and to control the infrastructure while making a profit on her share
Cheers for the news update adam . Im gonna upset the kiddies by being 1st
Appreciate the comment hahaha I hope you have been well 👍
I rather like these new proposals. Punishing clubs for trying to compete seems daft, can't help but feel sorry for Notts Forest & Everton. The idea of buying a new team & taking the financial hit though doesn't really appeal to me. After all, isn't that what Chelsea did last summer? Evolution, not revolution. Then again 4 or 5 players valued at £70 million each this summer would be nice.....😀
Call it a Tax then
This new change will not serve the purpose as the teams that have the money will spend, buy all the best players and create a gap with the ones that dont have the money,
One word OSIMHEN
No Isaks better and there’s no way we’ll have a £70m+ player on the bench
Hopefully we'll have several £70million players on the bench! In place of the dummetts and ritchies
Good player, Isak is class though I think we just need a decent back up striker and much better players around the pitch
@AdamPearson1242 after today's news hopefully we can bring in a couple of top quality strikers. Plus midfielders. Plus defenders. And please please please, a right winger
I was reading that the money fined will go to teams with less money in the Prem and down the EFL
That is a good idea, still worth it for us as the fine would be split across several teams meaning it won’t make a major difference
Points deductions would still remain. You've got ahead of yourself.
No it doesn’t remain, the new rule would abolish points deduction
Great removing comments isn't? Mike Keegan's reply to his own tweet tells you the PROPOSAL would still keep points deductions. Independent regulator says NO btw. @@AdamPearson1242
Just in time for Man City and Chelsea to get away with it
At the very least, we won’t be forced to sell the likes of Isak and Bruno simply to adhere to the FFP rules.
Yes that is a major factor that will ease pressure off us to operate
Is this from now or being brought in at some stage
Brought in at some stage but the teams have reportedly agreed to the change
2 year at least they reckon before this goes ahead if agreed.
All this means is Newcastle and City can spend billions a season whilst everyone else can’t, as they aren’t owned by countries.
Time will come when fans won’t respect what certain clubs win as they will see it as just bought and not earned. It may even put more fans off football.
does this increase or decrease the chances of Bruno staying
Increase
Just protects the rich clubs
We would still if have European aspirations have to adhere to UEFA
Yeah that is correct, I have a follow up video up at 9am covering UEFA FFP guidelines after researching into previous bans issued to football clubs that breaches laws
It’s a rubbish report that is being leapt on. The idea is being thrown about but the FA will adopt a model closer to UEFAs model otherwise English teams can’t compete in European competitions
I have a follow up video looking into UEFA’s guidelines, my prediction is that eventually they will attempt to introduce Saudi teams into the competition which will damage the integrity of the game. Otherwise, they will continue to lose the best players as countries outside of Europe are buying out the market
I have to admit Adam that I don’t think the Saudi league will last very long under the current model. While they have the money to run longer than the Chinese league and the old American league. If they want a sustainable league buying the odd superstar won’t work, especially if they want to join the champions league.
Just like everything else in this country NO real punishment for breaking the" law" in this case the cowards change the rules.
Deduction of points and or demotion are the only things that really HIT offenders.
Same as jail is the only thing that really hits criminals.
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FFP was brought in to stop owners from spending money they don’t have and if they ever left the club they could go bust.
A don’t know why the premier league don’t say if owners want to spend what they want they have to have the amount of debt in a fund so that if they ever left the club the money is there to pay the debt. So if the club goes out and spends 500 million in players and the clubs spend in debt is 350 million they need to put that amount in a fund . When the debt is lower and the clubs finances start to grow the premier league pay back the amount it’s grew
Joke!
Fining a club for financial cheating is a joke.
Points deduction is the only penalty that works.
Thanks for heads up good nooz all day long! ❤ 🖤🤍
Of course John enjoy the rest of your day
Is a fine a punishment and deterrent not to break the rules? lol it will allow smaller clubs get into debt and I can see clubs struggling financially especially the relegated clubs. This will not be a fare league if this happens. Obviously it helps us and our spending power and clubs with rich owners.
Fine the clubs that overspend and divide the money out between the clubs that dont
It’s a punishment that helps out smaller teams but still in our point of view, would be worth taking the fine as you would have to divide that between 19 different clubs
@@AdamPearson1242 what if smaller teams spend loads to stay in the league, take the fine but can’t pay the fine or pays it and gets them more in debt? We all know probably top 8 will abuse the rules lol
@AdamPearson1242 hypothetically speaking if Nufc and Villa who can both afford to rebuild their squads and want to spend like Chelsea did then they would take the fine on the chin and share it out with the other 18 clubs though i think 7 or 8 teams would probably overspend then it would be even more money for the teams that can't and it could potentially help the EFL too
@@NorthernIrishMag you really think the greedy FA will share the money out? They will agree to this as benefits the FA with all the money they get from fines.
Thank god there getting rid of points deduction I was worried for man shitty
Go get osimhen and chiesa before chelsea does ?????????
Deffo brought in for City and Chelsea, us benefitting is a side effect of protecting the big clubs
Talksport this afternoon saying newcastle have got to sell bruno or isak this summer. Them pundits really want our players on their teams. Jealous or what? They do my head in talking bollocks about the top teams.
They don’t have to anyway if nothing changed this summer, you can still get around it with some smaller player sales
@@AdamPearson1242 Exactly 👍
So, basically ffp doesn't matter anymore, do what's the point in having it? The fines will have to be huge to affect a team, basically spend whatever you want without much of punishment. It's ruining the game and letting teams pretty much cheat.
FFP for me doesn’t work in the first place, it restricts smaller teams from spending what they want while the bigger clubs are still able to spend way more than the rest of the league
@@AdamPearson1242 my point is mate, a fine is nothing... There are no consequences basically for it. There has to be a fair rule between all teams, to say how much is fair? I agree, the small teams don't have a chance against the city's n arsenal s etc, but now it's going to be even bigger gap between them. It's not fair for promoted teams either from the championship, how is that going to be fair for them?? I'm sorry mate, but imo... The premier league is done now because of money and allowing teams to basically do what they want.
Points deduction will still be retained..👀😉
Be pointless as UEFA rules are different so wouldn’t be able to compete in Europe. Think it’s a nothing rumour
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It benefits the rich .so it cant make the league more competitive . Some clubs have suffered due to FFP.the greed league in action chelsea and man city benefit from buying their success and probably getting away with it
Just for man city 😜
Looking to american sports for inspiration on solving the FFP problem makes no sense.
American sports function on an Equity system, Equity never works and it's one of the reason American sports are not very popular outside of America.
They're corporate money leagues with no relegation/promotion, they function completely differently and what works there, will not work in a 'equal opportunities' league system. FFP the way it works especially since the TV rights were changed to benefit those at the top of the league is already destroying what the league system is meant to be about. Taking inspiration from America is to move further and further away from what makes Football a good game, it's all about profit rather than letting anyone rise up from nothing to the top.
Salary caps will prevent teams from growing even more than FFP, it will prevent us from being able to bring stars in in the future, and that's the main reason the lower half of the table owners want it, because they don't understand the game and there's too many american owners now ruining the sanctity of football and trying to take over.
Has this been passed by the Premier League or just newspaper talk ?
Haven't seen anything on mainstream media
Me neither, must be for hits lol
Just type Premier League FFP into google and you will see it everywhere, have a look into it yourself and make your own conclusions if you feel like I am just looking for clicks
They are not talking about FFP before you start getting to happy wor lad 🤣🤣🤣
115 reasons why ?
Time to use Dad's credit card
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You talking as if it's all been agreed and is going to happen which is not the case.
Could be good for us, but its an absolute joke for fairness tbh… man city will never be punished
It's not City's fault for being too rich too quick before the FA realised that its unfair. Same with Chelsea, although they really messed up with their recruitment. If you have money to spend, then we should be able to spend it. Take a financial hit. Should never be a season defining points deduction through.
Though*
to me this reads as the stricter ffp rules basically screwed man city and were gonna send em down, people werent happy with them because already established teams got an unfair advantage. So instead of punishing the prems biggest team rn, or coming up with a real solution by reworking ffp to be fair, they instead made it so everyone should break the rules and get rich owners, aaand theyll make tons of money in fines from it all. They accepted that the current system is broken and decided to at least make some money off it.@@JS-wt3vq
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room. They’ve only changed the rules because Man City are in trouble 🤦♂️
It looks dodgy, Manchester City charges will still be based on the old rules though so they haven’t got out of it just yet
To late for us Everton hope Newcastle spend they trying to protect the sly 6 the premier league corrupt
I would of thought Everton would receive some form of compensation, legally you would surely be looking into that aswell
Do you think our owners got where they are today buy chucking money away needlessly?
So inaccurate! Spend the money to get on with it but be banned from Europe. That isn’t going to work.
I have a follow up video at 9am based on UEFA and what would happen to Newcastle United in UEFA competitions if they were to heavily exceed FFP allowance in the Premier League
so..... you've not been profitable!!! your punishment is a fine..... which means you spend more...... makes sense.....
does man city owners own the people who make these decisions because they should be punished for there spending's everyone else has it looks suss
Manchester City are only 1 of the 17 reported teams that are in favour of the FFP changes
Changes nothing
I think a spending splurge from PIF is highly unlikely, spend yes - huge spend, probably not. The reason is that anything PIF put in would ordinarily have to be matched pro-rata by other shareholders. I've seen no evidence that either Staveley or Rueben are ready to dig deep. Indeed, AS is always very clear in interviews that NUFC's growth will be organic, not driven by owner spending because she doesn't have that level of funding available
Amanda Staveley will eventually sell her share of the club to the PIF, she will still operate the club as she has been doing but she won’t do any of the spending. I would agree with you that the club won’t take the mick with spending but I would back them to spend more than they are supposed to with the new changes
So fat cashley buys a club and uses it as a sponsor for his own businesses i don't see what the difference is.with that and pif using pif owned companies for sponsor
Yeah that is a valid point, shows the clubs voting for it just because it would damage us
So what’s the point this makes no sense except a big two fingers to everyone absolute joke