Stefan Borson
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And they will likely be different to the rules in the Premier League rules.
So whereas the Premier League rules will probably not have this restriction around player exchanges...
the UEFA rules do and you might say well hang on a minute Chelsea aren't even in Europe except Chelsea are now under a settlement agreement with UEFA which means they are for all intents and purposes still captured by UEFA's rules and obviously Aston Villa are in UEFA competitions they are also in a settlement agreement and a big part of what they needed this summer
was a profit and a sizeable profit because that sizeable profit can be used both for SCR which they've breached now twice and they don't want to breach it a third time because what happens in SCR is the penalties keep ramping up
plus they've also got 15 million euros suspended on SCR, but also they really don't want to breach their settlement agreement with UEFA, because if they do breach it, by more than the limit that they're set, they will be banned from European competition for a season.
So they can't risk, Aston Villa can't risk disrupting the profit of,
on Morgan Rodgers by doing a deal with Chelsea which is why it's extremely unlikely that the talk around Nicholas Jackson for example is real talk because they can't loan another player from Chelsea because you're only allowed one between Premier League clubs and they can't buy him because if they do they're going to have to adjust the profit on Morgan Rodgers for UEFA purposes so
Just in this one scenario, you've got a snapshot of all of these different mechanisms and regulatory issues that particularly Chelsea, Aston Villa, Newcastle now, given that they've signed the settlement agreement, are all working to.
and the complexity, really, even from the finance team.
If you were to go round and ask one of the Premier League's finance directors to explain what's happening, how come Chelsea can keep spending?
I can tell you, a lot of people go, to be honest, I've looked at it, I've got no idea.
Yeah.
And so the teams, it's no...
It's no massive surprise who most of the clubs that voted against SCR were.
So it's Bournemouth.
Well, you know, small stadium, very difficult for them to generate revenue beyond broadcast.
Brighton, who have done exceptionally well, of course, we know that, but still have limitations in terms of what they can do from the size of club, the stadium, commercial side of things.
Brentford similar sort of story again very very well run clubs but limited just by the physical size of those clubs and their catchment areas and their fan base Fulham
Another example, pretty similar, Crystal Palace.
And the last one was Leeds.
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