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Post by Rt Hon Reverend Luvpump on Nov 22, 2024 9:55:33 GMT
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Post by lordb on Nov 22, 2024 10:00:10 GMT
presumably nothing as they relate to EPL rules don't they?
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Post by baconburger on Nov 22, 2024 10:30:36 GMT
presumably nothing as they relate to EPL rules don't they? If the Premier Leagues rules that left low interest/interest free owner loans out of the reckoning were unlawful, if EFL rules do the same they will be unlawful too. therefore our model until the change of ownership would be penalised against fair market value of servicing the debt. Going debt free was certainly getting out in front of these rulings, lets hope we can maintain that status. |
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Post by lordb on Nov 22, 2024 11:34:12 GMT
presumably nothing as they relate to EPL rules don't they? If the Premier Leagues rules that left low interest/interest free owner loans out of the reckoning were unlawful, if EFL rules do the same they will be unlawful too. therefore our model until the change of ownership would be penalised against fair market value of servicing the debt. Going debt free was certainly getting out in front of these rulings, lets hope we can maintain that status. are EFL rules the same ? no idea |
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Post by flea79 on Nov 22, 2024 15:17:28 GMT
If the Premier Leagues rules that left low interest/interest free owner loans out of the reckoning were unlawful, if EFL rules do the same they will be unlawful too. therefore our model until the change of ownership would be penalised against fair market value of servicing the debt. Going debt free was certainly getting out in front of these rulings, lets hope we can maintain that status. are EFL rules the same ? no idea does anybody know or really understand them? no i think the answer is deliberately grey area too keep lawyers in work and keep up interest in the game, scandal in the game sells more headlines than anything else |
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Post by SuperRickyFuller on Nov 22, 2024 15:51:03 GMT
If the Premier Leagues rules that left low interest/interest free owner loans out of the reckoning were unlawful, if EFL rules do the same they will be unlawful too. therefore our model until the change of ownership would be penalised against fair market value of servicing the debt. Going debt free was certainly getting out in front of these rulings, lets hope we can maintain that status. are EFL rules the same ? no idea I think they're different. Isn't that part of the Leicester thing? Where they broke one set of rules but we're compliant with the other? |
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Post by baconburger on Nov 22, 2024 16:48:54 GMT
If the Premier Leagues rules that left low interest/interest free owner loans out of the reckoning were unlawful, if EFL rules do the same they will be unlawful too. therefore our model until the change of ownership would be penalised against fair market value of servicing the debt. Going debt free was certainly getting out in front of these rulings, lets hope we can maintain that status. are EFL rules the same ? no idea I’ve no idea either but the fact that we carried huge interest free loans when being debt free was always an option suggests so. |
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