I recently noticed how easy it is to become a "recognised FFP analyst". You just need some partisan views, a blog and a few spreadsheets.
Actually, I won't be providing any spreadsheets. Or graphs. I won't even be reading a single financial report. And that's because the real story of FFP is not in the detail. It's not about clubs' creative revenue reporting, the propriety of sponsorship deals or player ammortisation. They'll tell you it is, but it aint.
It's about cartels, anti-competitive practice, greed and manipulation. And I can explain all of that without the use of numbers.
Hurrah for me!
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