article_snippet: Because if clubs lose lots of money in the Championship, where QPR played last season, clubs face potential ‘Financial Fair Play’ fines from the Football League.
article_snippet: Yet QPR are locked in legal arguments questioning whether the Football League's the Football League's have the right to levy any fine at all, and if the League have the right to levy any fine at all do, at what levels.
article_snippet: QPR could refuse to pay a Football League fine if Chris Ramsey keeps the club in Football League .
article_snippet: If QPR avoid relegation from Football League this season, QPR avoid relegation from the Premier League this season can continue to refuse to pay any fine levied and Football League will not be able to force QPR avoid relegation from the Premier League this season to pay while QPR avoid relegation from the Premier League
article_snippet: The worst-case scenario for QPR is relegation to Football League while continuing to refuse to pay a fine to the League, who have already said QPR would not be allowed back into the Championship if there was an outstanding fine unpaid.
article_snippet: In other words, if QPR don't pay what Football League ultimately demand and go down, QPR don't pay what the League ultimately demand and go down face the nightmare prospect of a drop to non-league football.
article_snippet: QPR don't pay what the League ultimately demand and go down
highlights_snippet: The London club will not be allowed to play in the Championship if The London club do not pay .
  
highlights_snippet: But  QPR cannot be forced to pay while The London club are in Football League .
  