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I just can't understand how this helps Crystal Palace? In fact, it surely hinders them?

The guy that found the training ground sale - Stefan Borson (who used to advise Man City, so knows about what goes on in such clubs) - says the rules have changed for this current season to say that a club would be in breach if no genuine commercial negotiations took place for such transactions.

Aren't the profit and sustainability rules in place to make sure owners don't spend recklessly, leaving a club in a bad situation - surely selling off vital assets (such as a training ground) could leave some clubs in a bad situation.

Bloody Chelsea!

Interesting read - you can see exactly how RDZ and Enzo Maresca are friends!!

Interesting that Leicester "who need to sell" have already committed to spend.

Perfectly above board apparently. Guess Everton, Forest, Newcastle etc. will be looking at saleable non player assets to pass the next wave of FFP.

So it looks like Chelsea tightly met 22/23 PSR by selling a hotel to themselves for £76m.

Wonder what they want to keep quiet 😂

Looks like Bournemouth are sailing close to the wind too.

It looks like they didn't get any joy with the Brennan Johnson defense...

Yes, I got that, but can't fathom if it will give more breathing space for the likes of Chelsea/ Villa, or not.

Sorry to sound thick, but does this clubs will be able to spend more or less, compared to current regulations?

If you are to believe Spotrac, he's on £70,000 a week!

As I understand it, from a 'big six' perspective, it's only Chelsea who are likely to breech FFP. Even Arsenal, who spent really big in the Summer, could have spent in January but chose not to.

Pretty sure Liverpool will snap up Colwill

Chelsea finances worse than expected 😁