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redtalk · 5th May 2022, 22.37:56

God forbid we are in the national league next season, what's the latest with the proposed budget cap starting next season, and how would that affect us?

RHYLRED · 6th May 2022, 05.00:44

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Originally Posted by redtalk

God forbid we are in the national league next season, what's the latest with the proposed budget cap starting next season, and how would that affect us?

I would think 8000+ crowds would help.

redtalk · 6th May 2022, 05.55:23

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Originally Posted by RHYLRED

I would think 8000+ crowds would help.

There was a proposed cap on budget being the same across the board, regardless of incomings, think was around 900k?

Just wondering if this is definitely going to be implemented.

DenbighRed · 6th May 2022, 05.59:51

It won't happen. The PFA brought a case against it when they tried to introduce it in the EFL and it was stopped, the same thing would happen in the National League.

Some form of FFP might be introduced at National League level, but that would probably benefit us as I'd imagine we generate more revenue than every other club. A flat salary cap won't happen though.

ruthinred · 6th May 2022, 06.17:21

Even if it did

Our current contracts would have to be honoured

Players unions would kick off and rightly so ,, ridiculous idea

Royal welsh red · 6th May 2022, 07.19:27

A few years ago we’d have been all for it, now it’s the worst idea on earth. I love how fickle we are.

WE’RE flipING RICH!!

AndyCobra · 6th May 2022, 08.32:51

Im all for Financial Fair Play but not a budget cap.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...s-26673518.amp

I don’t see why the National League cant just follow UEFA and presumably the EFL:

“Now, a report by the Telegraph claims that this method will be replaced by cost controls similar to Uefa's new plan to keep expenditure within 70 per cent of revenue.”

“Hinting that the EFL will fall in line with Uefa, whose rules state that a club’s total expenditure on transfers, wages and agent fees cannot exceed 70 per cent of its revenue”

Iesty · 6th May 2022, 08.35:31

Steve Cleeve did an article on it in his local rag, it was actually quite good!

https://www.edp24.co.uk/sport/kings-...ry-cap-8930306

it all needs to be voted on anyway, and it will be a percentage of turnover. Heaven forbid, we should be ok most likely

scary though is that he reckons Kings Lynn may be operating on just over £4k wages a week in the NLN, it will damage a lot of the lower leagues

Liverpool Red · 6th May 2022, 09.27:43

The National League has been stronger than ever this year as a result of the bigger clubs investing in better players. If the League implement a form of budget cap, the standard will diminish and this will result in reduced attendances and less publicity from high profile deals and games. It makes no sense, unless you are a fan or the chairman of a smaller club like Kings Lynn or Weymouth.

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redtalk Club Captain Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Budget cap next season in the national league God forbid we are in the national league next season, what's the latest with the proposed budget cap starting next season, and how would that affect us?

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DenbighRed Cult Hero Joined: Dec 2010 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Budget cap next season in the national league It won't happen. The PFA brought a case against it when they tried to introduce it in the EFL and it was stopped, the same thing would happen in the National League. Some form of FFP might be introduced at National League level, but that would probably benefit us as I'd imagine we generate more revenue than every other club. A flat salary cap won't happen though.

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ruthinred Due a Testimonial Joined: Nov 2004 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road Massive Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Budget cap next season in the national league Even if it did Our current contracts would have to be honoured Players unions would kick off and rightly so ,, ridiculous idea __________________ Telling the truth since 2004

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Royal welsh red Legend Joined: Dec 2013 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Me Twitter: @	Re: Budget cap next season in the national league A few years ago we’d have been all for it, now it’s the worst idea on earth. I love how fickle we are. WE’RE flipING RICH!!

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AndyCobra Cult Hero (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Apr 2009 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Budget cap next season in the national league Im all for Financial Fair Play but not a budget cap. https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...s-26673518.amp I don’t see why the National League cant just follow UEFA and presumably the EFL: “Now, a report by the Telegraph claims that this method will be replaced by cost controls similar to Uefa's new plan to keep expenditure within 70 per cent of revenue.” “Hinting that the EFL will fall in line with Uefa, whose rules state that a club’s total expenditure on transfers, wages and agent fees cannot exceed 70 per cent of its revenue”

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Iesty Moderator (info 1 & 2) Joined: Apr 2007 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: iestyn Twitter: @iesty83	Re: Budget cap next season in the national league Steve Cleeve did an article on it in his local rag, it was actually quite good! https://www.edp24.co.uk/sport/kings-...ry-cap-8930306 it all needs to be voted on anyway, and it will be a percentage of turnover. Heaven forbid, we should be ok most likely scary though is that he reckons Kings Lynn may be operating on just over £4k wages a week in the NLN, it will damage a lot of the lower leagues __________________ There must, for instance, be something very strange in a man who , if left alone in a room with a tea cosy, doesn't try it on. Last edited by Iesty; 6th May 2022 at 08.38:01..

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Liverpool Red Cult Hero Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Budget cap next season in the national league The National League has been stronger than ever this year as a result of the bigger clubs investing in better players. If the League implement a form of budget cap, the standard will diminish and this will result in reduced attendances and less publicity from high profile deals and games. It makes no sense, unless you are a fan or the chairman of a smaller club like Kings Lynn or Weymouth.