• KokonutMonkey@alien.topB
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      Cost certainty and a theoretical ceiling on player wages.

      No idea how it could work in an open league system, especially when a fair chunk of revenue is dependent on results and other leagues lack it.

      I always figured they’d lean towards an MLB-style luxury tax.

    • JakeNutters@alien.topB
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      More sustainable to have a wage cap, assuming it’s a percentage of revenue, and they’d still be able to outspend their peers on the continent because of the much larger revenue overall.

      I believe UEFA is talking about bringing one in as well.

      • nien9gag@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        its pointless. they’ll just get paid through other means. shady sponsors,shell companies, payments to relatives etc. and then some championship club is gonna get fined to oblivion for doing the same thing but not having good lawers.

      • StumpzLFC@alien.topB
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        I believe UEFA is talking about bringing one in as well.

        They are, over the next few years its going from 90% of revenue to Wages down to 70% once fully implemented. I remember reading Liverpool/City were around 65% with Everton coming in around 90 and the average of Championship was around the 100%

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          Really would depend on the % but yeah some clubs would be fucked, Ironically I believe Palace are one of the worst when it comes to Wage/Revenue

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    This would kill the PL.

    Why not take a page from US and give preferential rules in transfers to teams that do not win as much? The money is still a huge factor but for example, more access to young players, longer transfer periods for lower clubs…forms of motivating behavior that dont affect worldwide competition.

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      1 year ago

      but what does “not win as much” look like?

      you can’t have some sort of draft system because the bottom 3 teams get relegated, which means the championship is unfair

      • Juiceboxfromspace@alien.topB
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        Theres a preety clear divide in teams that win and those that don’t. Past 4th place, some sort of benefit system enters…imagine that bottom 8 teams can get transfers done for twice as long.

        Just random ideas I didnt think much, but I do believe there is more to be done on that level…instead of weird financial rules that always get circumvented or could just hinder professional competitivess.

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    1 year ago

    Not a fan of this, there’s loads of money in football and what this does is ensure that money goes to to Billionaire owners instead of the players.

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    1 year ago

    Horse has bottled from the stadium on this one a long, long time ago.

     

    Would be lovely sure, however I don’t see FIFA/UEFA making this happen (or even work! Looking at you FFP)

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    1 year ago

    Let the players get paid whatever they can get. This only makes the rich owners richer, no wonder they want it.

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    Salary caps don’t aid parity, they just screw over labor for the sake of billionaires’ bottom line. It’s a myth owners tell fans to get them to be okay with it.

    "Revenue sharing* is what creates parity. Call me when the big European leagues starting doing that American-style.