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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 41 MIN

NEW SPENDING RULES ARE COMING! Why It Matters For Spurs

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The conversation delves into the upcoming financial regulations in the Premier League, focusing on the implications of the new Squad Cost Ratio (SCR) rules. The discussion covers the evolution of financial fair play (FFP) and the Premier League's own regulations (PSR), the impact of these changes on clubs like Spurs, and the potential consequences of overspending. The panelists Nick (Corporate Finance), Gav (Business Journalist) and Luke (MBA In Business Administration) address how these regulations may affect competition within the league and the sustainability of clubs, particularly smaller ones. 00:00 - Introduction to Financial Regulations in Football 02:47 - Understanding FFP and PSR: The Old Rules 06:06 - Introducing SCR: The New Rules 08:36 - The Implications of SCR on Club Finances 11:41 - Comparing SCR with UEFA Regulations 14:20 - The Impact of SCR on Smaller Clubs 17:04 - Potential Loopholes and Creative Accounting 20:15 - Penalties for Overspending: Points Deductions Explained 22:52 - The Future of Financial Regulations in Football #tottenhampodcast #spurspodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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