This is very interesting stuff, Kayoko, but there is a major stumbling block, financial governance to share holders, 75% of the UK Premier League clubs are PLC?s public limited companies (Limited liability), UEFA has no recourse in law, these rules are meaningless, UEFA don?t have any legal foundations to regulate a PLC, it?s embarrassing, let?s for a moment look at player salaries, Premier League's clubs will need to reduce player?s salaries by at least 30% in keeping within the UEFA?s financial fair play rules to complete in European competitions, the upshot of this, as Kayoko says is that all clubs completing in the Champions League and Europa will need to break even, and not make persistent losses, from 2012/13.....

Looking at accounts submitted for 2008-09, out of the 20 Premier League clubs' that published, 14 made substantial losses, with Blackburn Rovers summiting a ?3.6m profit after declaring a ?5m loan from the club's owners, a loan that will fly in the face of UEFA?s new rules, however a PLC can speculate to accumulate, raw capitalism tooth and claw, no UEFA rule can circumvent EU finance regulations, any losses incurred that can be attributed to UEFA?s new ?rules? would be redeemable through current legislation when presented to the European court of Justice....I.e. the very definition of statutory law, legislature that has been enacted by a other governing body, or another source of law is judge enacted law or case law, this is another UEFA wet dream.. UEFA have had more than three years to build these ?rules? since president, M Platini, pontificated about the so called danger to football posed by debt, and what he described as rampant commercialism, without consensuses from all and sundry it will be binned like FiFa?s 6-5 rule...

http://www.uefa.com/uefa/footballfirst/protectingthegame/financialfairplay/news/newsid=1494481.html

Of course this will be like music to Kayoko?s ears as Arsene Wenger can barely conceal his delight.............and yes Chelsea and Man C are up sh*t creek without a paddle...

http://www.imscouting.com/global-news-article/Is-Arsenal-boss-Wenger-right-Are-UEFAs-financial-fair-play-rules-good-for-the-game/10451/

Man U v Rangers....more like trench warfare, Rangers rarely crossed over the half way line, so for long periods of time Man U faced all 10 players, who remained stubbornly behind the ball, all the same adopting these tactics took the match into new levels of boredom......Why did Sir Alex make so many changes?, 10 were left out from Saturday draw at Everton, Sir Alex?s 700th Premier league match, Man U was coasting to a win but a series of defensive errors and a lucky defection in the final 3 minutes secured Everton a draw and a point, but Val lots to feel positive about, Nani was a delight to watch and Berbatov is finally looking the business, Rooney wife has forgiven him so he can concentrate on footy, and there some tough matches to come, Sunday, 19 September Premier League against Liverpool, and another Champions League fixture Wednesday, 29 September against Valencia...For Chelsea Saturday, 25 September, a crucial match with Man C, and a real hum dinger against Arsenal, Sunday, 3 October, Kayoko will never speak to me again if Arsenal fall on stony ground .....