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I'll let the Fulham fans know. It won't affect Newcastle or Sheffield United
No, the 3rd year payment of 20% is lost ! this will have to be factored into budgets.
10 Championship clubs are currently under a transfer embargo. We are in a great position this summer to buy the cream of the players in the current Championship at bargain prices - players who look well capable of stepping up and playing in the Premier League. This is the summer when the transfer window catches up with COVID.
Is Stoke City one of the clubs? If so I would put in a bid for Nick Powell, ex England U21, who I think could be a replacement for Yokuslu. He pops up with the odd goal. Already playing in the midlands.
This isn’t anything new or a shocker.
While I can understand your interest in Powell he's a different type of player to Yokuslu, much more attacking orientated. He's not a CDM.
Are we though? I am not at all sure that our finances are in that good a shape. Better than some for sure, but still not great given recent financial information from the club.
Only because they've chosen to delay publishing their accounts.A delay, permitted by companies house, but not implemented by the EFL.At the time of writing, our own accounts haven't been published yet.
No, that’s not the reason. Clubs have to submit management accounts either quarterly or monthly (when on the serious watch list) to the EFL regardless of their audited accounts timing
Coventry City chief executive Dave Boddy criticises 'ridiculous' transfer embargoes placed on some Championship clubsDave Boddy has been with Coventry City since 2017Transfer embargoes imposed on some Championship clubs for opting to follow Covid-related government guidelines are "ridiculous", according to Coventry City chief executive Dave Boddy.Coventry, Luton, Cardiff and Derby all used the option of a three-month extension to file company accounts.But the EFL has implemented transfer embargoes as they were not filed by the end of February as originally intended."It's disappointing that the EFL have chosen to do this," said Boddy."The government has allowed companies to extend the deadline to file accounts and we chose to do this, extending from the end of February to the end of May."It's ridiculous that the EFL's regulations on this do not replicate this approach that the government has taken, especially when they have amended other rules of theirs during the pandemic."The EFL's imposition of this does not have any effect on us, but it is disappointing nonetheless that they have taken this approach to take action against clubs who are simply doing what the government is allowing us to do."As the EFL is a membership organisation, clubs have the power to change rules and regulations via a vote.Embargo is 'simply an anomaly'Reports suggest that as many as 10 Championship clubs have been put under transfer embargoes, which came into force last month.These embargoes are due to be lifted once the clubs' respective accounts have been received by Companies House.They should also have little effect as the next transfer window does not open again until after the end of the current season.
embargo ends before transfer window opens, erm not really an embargo then
Yes, we are in better financial shape than nearly every relegated club, others than ourselves (last time) and Norwich