would be great to see this implemented but most teams seem to be sticking thier 2 fingers up to FFP, Chelsea have recently made an offer of a £54 million to Guardiola and are in the hunt for £50 million rated Falcao, Citey and PSG are being linked with players and managers that value many tens of millions of pounds, would like to see clubs hit with huge penalties that continue to flout FFP but the mad unsustainable spending continues.

Portillo's teeth removed to boost pound

Boy roasts himself in sacrifice to Chris Kelly

Whenever I take a nose on their NSC they're always banging on about our £4 million losses a year. To be fair some of them are so obsessed with us they know more about the club than I do. But f*** me, £8 Million a year is some loss, especially with those crowds. Them crowds will decrease over the years if they don't go up. I can see a new Coventry coming out of this.

watch the plastics start to desert and watch their premier teams in their armchairs

we hate brighton and hove albion. we hate brighton too ,and brighton. we hate brighton and hove albion but brighton we hate you...

i love this quote

""Can you imagine a situation where we don't comply with the rules (so are fined , and the monies distributed to your competitors) and we fund Crystal Palace's promotion push?"

Br1-3hton's Chief Exec, Paul Barber, mulls over the possible outcomes of their continued loss-making outfit.

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (14 Jan 2013 8.35pm)

I disengage, I turn the page.

This does sound like a fair analysis. If both team's finances are as they are reported (I accept that I only know what is reported which may not be factual) then Brighton could very well pay a fine that goes into a pot that rewards teams including Palace. That would be amusing.

Failure to win promotion yet again and an expected increase in season ticket prices will push many of their fans to question whether it is worth it next year.While most teams at home in the FA Cup 3rd round took the opportunity to lower prices to encourage floating/financially challenged fans to attend, guess what, they upped their prices to over £40 apparently a work colleague (who's a season ticket holder) told me.The fact many paid is neither here nor there as local gossip suggests it attracted many who normally cannot be bothered to go.Only in Brighton.