They're basically gambling the clubs future income in the hope they get promoted to the Premier League in the next 2 or 3 seasons. If they don't they'll be screwed.
They are the one club that is guaranteed to be hit with the fair play rules, they sold the stadium to try and stop the problem but unlike Blues, Villa, Derby, they over valued the stadium at levels not allowed.
The investigation was running at a pace but has been slowed recently, other clubs are also having their stadium sales to the owners looked at.
Dilemma for the powers in charge is when do you charge them and how many points.
I still don’t quite get this idea though as to how it would help, you could count the cash now but not income as you would have to create an equivalent liability for provision of that seat over the forthcoming years.
FFP is about income not cash - it’s an odd one.