[歐冠]歐洲足協就利物浦、摩納哥、羅馬、國際米蘭等七間球會是否違反財政公平競技條例展開調查 [復制鏈接]

UEFA confirms Liverpool probe over possible financial fair play breaches



UEFA has announced it has opened a formal investigation into Liverpool and six other European clubs for possible financial fair play breaches.

Monaco, Roma, Besiktas, Inter Milan, Krasnodar and Sporting Lisbon are the other clubs under investigation.

The clubs have recently submitted their accounts to UEFA and are due to be asked to provide further information on their finances

as the governing body dictates that losses must be restricted to £35.4million over a two-year window.

Liverpool reported losses of £49.8m for the 2012-13 season, and £40.5m for the 10-month period before that.  

A statement from UEFA read: “The clubs disclosed a break-even deficit on the basis of their financial reporting periods ending in 2012 and 2013.

“These clubs will need to submit additional monitoring information during October and November upon the deadlines set by the UEFA Club Financial Control Body,

subsequent to which, an additional communication shall be made and conservatory measures may be imposed.”

Liverpool face no immediate sanction as they prepare to provide further details to UEFA throughout the next two months,

though the provisional withholding of Champions League funds lingers as a potential next step.

The Reds are thought to be confident they will avoid such penalties by virtue of lucrative new commercial deals and writing off some previous losses.

FFP allows certain spending streams, including youth development and stadium expenditure, to exist outside of its strict guidelines

and Liverpool will argue that a £35m chunk of their 2011-12 deficit was attached to former co-owner Tom Hicks' aborted plans for a new stadium on Stanley Park.

Earlier, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers had said the club are comfortable with UEFA's investigation because they support the system.

Rodgers said: "It's obviously something that will be dealt with by the directors.

It's something we're comfortable with because we're great advocates of financial fair play. It's ongoing with the club."

Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain received heavy penalties last season for breaching FFP rules, which oblige clubs not to spend beyond their means.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9488648/uefa-confirms-liverpool-probe-over-possible-financial-fair-play-breaches

我地都有「資格」違反公平競技？！

柏天尼:又係時候收錢

freezefox:我地都有「資格」違反公平競技？！[表情] [表情] [表情]  (2014-09-26 00:27) 

24 September 2014 Last updated at 22:24 GMT

Liverpool set to face Uefa Financial Fair Play investigation

Liverpool are one of a number of clubs set to be investigated for possible Financial Fair Play (FFP) breaches.

According to Uefa's rules, all clubs competing in Europe must limit losses to £35.4m over two seasons.

There are punishments for those who do not, with Manchester City hit with a fine and a limit on spending and squad size in May after breaking the rules.

But despite losses of £49.8m in 2012-13 and £41m in 2011-12, Liverpool are confident they will be cleared.

The Reds, along with Monaco, Inter Milan and Roma - none of whom took part in European competition last season - have submitted their accounts to the Club Financial Control Body (CFCB), but are due to be asked to provide further information on their finances.

After signing a series of lucrative commercial deals over the past 18 months though, Liverpool are confident they have adhered to the FFP regulations.

The money raised commercially can be offset against the £90m losses, which can be further reduced if Liverpool can show they have invested some of their spending in youth development, infrastructure and community projects.

Last season 76 clubs were deemed to be "at risk" of breaching FFP, but only nine were punished.

Manchester City and Paris St-Germain were the clubs hit hardest by Uefa, each fined £49m and handed restrictions on transfer spending and a reduction in their squad size for the Champions League.

If Liverpool are deemed worthy of investigation by Uefa, they would have their £6.8m prize money for reaching the group stages of the Champions League withheld.

That money would be paid out if Liverpool were subsequently able to convince Uefa of their compliance.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/29356406

紅軍使大咗 UEFA展調查
10小時前

【now.com體育】利物浦、摩納哥、國際米蘭、羅馬面臨歐洲足協調查，看是否違反財政公平競技原則。

歐洲足協將展開新一輪涉嫌違反財政公平競技原則的調查，根據英國《每日郵報》指英超的利物浦也捲入其中，其他球隊還包括法甲的摩納哥、意甲的國際米蘭和羅馬。利物浦在2012/13球季錄得4980萬英鎊的赤字，2011/12球季則錄得4960萬赤字。根據歐洲足協的規定，球隊在2011/12和2012/13球季的赤字不得超過3540萬，不過投入青訓和興建球場的費用不包括在內。據悉，利物浦在2011/12赤字中的3500萬英鎊來自興建新球場的計劃。

此外，英國傳媒報道，就算利物浦被判違反財政公平競技原則，也不會被罰款，只會在今季歐聯賽事所得的獎金中扣除。上季，車路士和曼城分別因違反該原則被判罰款，而且還減少歐聯註冊球員人數。

http://sports.now.com/home/news/details?id=10787128578

羅力亞:柏天尼:又係時候收錢[表情] (2014-09-26 00:28)

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真係「榮幸」可以同埋成班富豪球會齊齊受調查。

freezefox:真係「榮幸」可以同埋成班富豪球會齊齊受調查。[表情] [表情] [表情] [表情] (2014-09-26 00:38)

Liverpool set to be investigated for breaching financial fair play regulations

• UEFA are set to investigate Liverpool over FFP breaches
• Governing body is also looking at Monaco, Inter Milan and Roma
• Reds will not suffer financial sanctions but risk having their Champions League prize money withheld Liverpool made a loss of £49.8m last season, although they hope to write off a large proportion as allowable stadium expenditure
• Manchester City and PSG have already been heavily hit for breaking rules

Liverpool are being investigated by UEFA for possible breaches of their financial fair play rules.

Liverpool, Monaco, Inter Milan and Roma — who were all absent from European competition last season and have recently submitted accounts to UEFA —

are due to be asked for further information about their finances.

No financial sanctions will be imposed at this stage, though a provisional sanction to withhold Champions League money is possible as a next step.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2768316/Liverpool-set-investigated-breaching-financial-fair-play-regulations.html#ixzz3ELX8auzH
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總之你上兩年帳面蝕錢多過35.4M而又冇份歐洲賽
佢就有權查你，當然有冇事係另一回事
利記情況好似最多冇得分電視轉播d錢
唔會再罰錢

羅力亞:總之你上兩年帳面蝕錢而又冇份歐洲賽
佢就有權查你，當然有冇事係另一回事
利記情況好似最多冇得分電視轉播d錢
唔會再罰錢  (2014-09-26 00:39) 

其實己經同當初制定呢個所謂公平競技既原意（應該話佢公布既原意，真正「原意」又另一件事）愈扯愈遠。

freezefox:其實己經同當初制定呢個所謂公平競技既原意（應該話佢公布既原意，真正「原意」又另一件事）愈扯愈遠。 (2014-09-26 00:40)

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不過講真罰款真係冇咩用
反而限註冊人數有d用

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Liverpool and Hull face UEFA financial probe

UEFA have confirmed they will continue investigating Liverpool for potential breaches of Financial Fair Play rules, while Hull City are one of six clubs implemented in a fresh probe.

A statement on UEFA's website confirmed:

"The UEFA Club Financial Control Body has decided to continue its investigations into seven clubs (AS Monaco FC, AS Roma, Besiktas JK, FC Internazionale Milano, FC Krasnodar, Liverpool FC and Sporting Clube de Portugal) that had disclosed a break-even deficit on the basis of their financial reporting periods ending in 2012 and 2013.

"In addition, the CFCB has requested another six clubs to provide additional information on their break-even position. These are AC Sparta Praha, Hull City AFC, Olympique Lyonnais, Panathinaikos FC, Ruch Chorzów and VfL Wolfsburg."

http://www.itv.com/news/update/2014-12-05/liverpool-and-hull-face-uefa-financial-probe/