The PL take note of that so they end up with a lower threshold. Sommet like £70m instead iirc. It was the brunt of Samuels article today, in summary, "Whats the point?" in trying to be competitive.
Remember how crap the games were with no fans? Well, not crap, but a tough watch. The reverse happened earlier in Sunderland. We were reminded how footie should be, and the game wasnt even all that.
I have had Talksport on most of the day. Not one presenter, pundit, guest (inc ex refs) agreed with the red. I didnt count them, but I reckon the overwhelming response was it wasnt even a foul, as the on field ref judged.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-67886187
Talking about non footie income at BMD, what a fantastic idea from Bristol City. Festival at the ground basically.
They are being modest with the acts the ground has staged. Add The Stones, (was there), The Who, Elton, Diamond off the...
Thats why in cricket they have the umpires call option, cos the tech, whilst good, is not 100%. I would love that in the PL. Lino doesnt flag, unless blindingly obvious, refs call.
Dont disagree mate. Not even a little bit. But if we get over this 10 point bump, and whatever they lob our way as well, unless I am mistaken, quite a bit of them loans get converted to equity with new owners. Whether that is a good thing, have not got a clue.
Thats as much down to getting the non TV income sorted asap mate. That and the running costs of the club, in other words, wage bill.
Short term, 2 seasons maybe, sell to buy is pretty much the only way I am afraid. I guess that is "better" than the recent sell to survive.
I wouldnt pursue the corrupt foreign cash line just yet, but otherwise, yeah. Everton were the 2nd most successful English club when the PL was founded. (I think).