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Loïc Rémy poses with Harry Redknapp after signing for QPR in January. Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images
QPR accounts show wage bill doubled even before January's spending | Football
8 February 2013 Last updated at 09:17 GMT The Premier League says its clubs will be punished with a points deduction if they breach new spending controls.
BBC Sport - Premier League agrees new financial regulations
Fri 5th Oct 2012 | Money & Finance The 23 clubs that have been accused of breaking UEFA’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules will discover their fate early next month.
Clubs accused of breaking FFP rules to discover fate next month : F.C. Business
Football Finance - 2012 Annual Review infographic - Sport Finance | Deloitte UK
Add this infographic to your blog Share this infographic10 July 2012 Last updated at 20:33 GMT The Al-Hasawi family have completed their takeover of Championship side Nottingham Forest. They agreed to take control of the two-time European Cup winners after reaching terms to buy the late Nigel Doughty's controlling stake.
BBC Sport - Nottingham Forest sold to Al-Hasawi family
When all the elements have been added up, it gives sight of a club's operating cash flow, the cash left over from revenues after their day-to-day expenses have been paid. After interest bills have been paid, a club's disposable income available to spend on transfers, or paying down debts, is revealed.
Revealed: the financial health of the Premier League laid bare
Or then, when you think about it, perhaps not.
James Lawton: Premier League is to blame for owners acting like headless chickens - News & Comment - Football
A young Portsmouth fan strikes a defiant note during a recent game at Fratton Park. Photograph: James Benwell/Action Images
Portsmouth back on brink as extent of club's mishandling is laid bare | David Conn | Football
Bolton announce increased revenues despite tough times : F.C. Business
Tue 1st Nov 2011 | Money & Finance Bolton Wanderers Chairman Phil Gartside says that the current tough economic times are reflected in the results of the Burnden Leisure annual report.
Mon 17th Oct 2011 | Money & Finance
Newcastle Uniteds prudence to pay dividends
Mon 17th Oct 2011 | UEFA
Will UEFA bare its teeth over Financial Fair Play?
16 September 2011 Last updated at 06:50 ET Manchester United have many fans in Asia
Manchester United get approval for Singapore share sale
Supporters Direct's Premier League funding ends over Twitter taunts | Football | The Observer
AFC Wimbledon's Jon Main celebrates winning the Blue Square Premier play-off final.This article is the subject of a legal complaint made on behalf of Martin O'Neill. The Premier League 's 20 clubs collectively lost close to half a billion pounds last year despite making record income, a Guardian analysis of their most recent accounts has revealed. In the 2009-10 financial year, the clubs currently in the Premier League made total revenues of £2.1bn, principally from their billion-pound TV deals and the world's most expensive tickets.