QPR and FFP , this could get interesting

If relegated QPR will need to fork out £40M in FFP fines, if not they head to the conference league

That would be some relegation

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Never liked QPR. And I hate that tony Fernandez. I do however think he makes a good point: 

"My view has been consistent, that it is very unfair for a club that has been relegated as the wage difference between the Premier League and Championship is impossible. There should be a time period for clubs to rectify their salaries.

I also found this to be rather witty: "The one thing for certain is that most clubs [in the Premier League] will become a Football League club again.

Clubs like ours will have to start putting a relegation clause in the reduce a players wages

Campo wrote:Clubs like ours will have to start putting a relegation clause in the reduce a players wages

I would imagine that they already have them Campo

It seems that only Carlton had that clause last time we dropped, I would suspect that all players will need to have this in from now on.

This will make signing players even harder, the bigger clubs or those that have a pretty slim chance of relegation will be a much more attractive prospect for players knowing that there will be no clause, the gap will continue to grow