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The Hateful Eight

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H.H. said:
Hateful Eight lol
It has nothing to do with the fact that Everton are also hoping to splash large amounts of cash which current rules wouldn't allow.
If "Uncle Ussi" wasn't about Everton would also have been one of the teams, especially as there is also the chance they and most other teams could fall even further behind if the Newcastle takeover were to happen?
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Its all a load of nonsense really. Anyone that says that they are viewing this through neutral eyes or an unbiased standpoint is deluding themselves.

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Time To Break FFP?

We're so far from the level required for Europe that it might be time to take the 1 year ban and break FFP. Do you agree?
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There is even a thread on here about it.

FFP is a joke so i can't say i am bothered either way.

£500k a week for players salaries & £200mn transfer fees on their way, The working mans game.
 

The binman chronicles said:
In the end as long as the owner covers the debts each year from overspending to prevent a club going bust while trying to overreach then they should be allowed to spend whatever they want. That is the only way to give the chance for any club to have a chance to compete.

If that means the barcodes, Wolves, Villa, Leeds or whoever else go ahead of us then fine. Least we would have hope of a takeover at somepoint.

Else it will be year after year of the same few clubs that have climbed the greasy pole and have incomes 2/3/4-20 times the amount of others.
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100% agree with you.
 

brieverton said:
Notable that Chelsea didn't object, with their oligarch ownership.
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They did.
The hateful eight according to The Daily Mail is Man U, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs, Burnley, Leicester and Newcastle. Wolves were originally part of it (nine clubs) but not involved now it seems.
www.dailymail.co.uk

MARTIN SAMUEL: 'Hateful eight' step up war against Manchester City

MARTIN SAMUEL - CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: This is not over. There is still a Premier League investigation into City ongoing. There is still a chance to pressurise.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
 

SantaClausisanEvertonian said:
How refreshing to see that we aren't one of 'the hateful eight' referred to in the media, who ganged up to stick the boot in on Citeh.
These are the clubs who wrote to CAS in March to demand that Citeh be excluded immediately from European football.
Rs (obviously), red mancs (obviously), Arsenal, Spurs, Leicester, Wolves, Burnley (???) and the barcodes.
Good to see our lovely people wanted to hear all the facts before sticking the boot in don't you think?
(I bet Pep was crapping himself when he realised Burnley had sent a letter in!)
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The type of scum that hung Derek Bentley of ‘let him have it’ fame
 
Lelouch said:
hahaha what.
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To be honest they're all just looking after their own interests and trying to keep their relative position at the trough.

Burnley can spend enough to stay in the cash cow league and maybe flirt with the Europa League from time to time is my guess. Same with Newcastle at the moment. Either of them get taken over by a rich sultanate then they'd be applauding City's fight against FFP tyranny.
 

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