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QPR threatened with relegation to the Conference
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It's not looking any better for them...0
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Hope they suffer successive relegations down to non league. Become a horrible little club.3
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They deserve to get relegated to the conference just for getting beat by palarse.3
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If (and its a big if) The Football League decide to deny QPR entrance to the football league because of this issue, could the Spanners survive still
sorry if this brings a downer on anyone's day
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There's no way the football league would go through with this. Come on, Rotherham!1
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no, they would reduce the number of clubs for a season ... no-one likes them remember ;-)paulie8290 said:If (and its a big if) The Football League decide to deny QPR entrance to the football league because of this issue, could the Spanners survive still
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I do wonder about that with the Football League and the number of times they have got away with "suspended" punishments going back decades.stonemuse said:
no, they would reduce the number of clubs for a season ... no-one likes them remember ;-)paulie8290 said:If (and its a big if) The Football League decide to deny QPR entrance to the football league because of this issue, could the Spanners survive still
sorry if this brings a downer on anyone's day
I think that dismantles their mantra in one fell swoop!!1 -
They deserve relegation to the conference for having goal music alone. (Da da da da oosh)2
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Just the mention of this slimmest possibility will send oohaah over the top.paulie8290 said:If (and its a big if) The Football League decide to deny QPR entrance to the football league because of this issue, could the Spanners survive still
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Would love to see QPR relegated to the conference. Rotherham win tonight, Millwall lose to Wolves and Wigan beat Brentford = Millwall still relegated and QPR chucked out, happy days!1
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If the liability previously showed on the balance sheet then there would have been a corresponding "expense" or "cost" for that liability in the profit and loss.Eynsfordaddick said:
That sounds ridiculous to me! How can it be turned into a profit?!redman said:
QPR had a liability on their balance sheet which now they don't have to pay. So they take the liability of their balance sheet and it is in effect a profit.cafcfan said:
I don't understand the article. Perhaps someone could explain how writing off £60mn in loans has any effect whatsoever on the profit & loss? Surely that's just reducing the liabilities on the balance sheet?Covered End said:
A simple example would be you owe someone £20 , they let you off so you have made a profit of £20.
If you then write that liability off of the balance sheet then to be logical and consistent you have to write it back to profit and loss.0 -
The way they are playing they will have successive relegations to the conference anyway.1
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Thanks, Len. Financial stuff like this leaves me bewildered.LenGlover said:
If the liability previously showed on the balance sheet then there would have been a corresponding "expense" or "cost" for that liability in the profit and loss.Eynsfordaddick said:
That sounds ridiculous to me! How can it be turned into a profit?!redman said:
QPR had a liability on their balance sheet which now they don't have to pay. So they take the liability of their balance sheet and it is in effect a profit.cafcfan said:
I don't understand the article. Perhaps someone could explain how writing off £60mn in loans has any effect whatsoever on the profit & loss? Surely that's just reducing the liabilities on the balance sheet?Covered End said:
A simple example would be you owe someone £20 , they let you off so you have made a profit of £20.
If you then write that liability off of the balance sheet then to be logical and consistent you have to write it back to profit and loss.0
