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Ronald koeman . New barca manager.

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Though in real terms perspective - we Dream of being Relegated from the CL
We also aren't spending what they've been spending.

Apparently Juve's in hot water for logrolling deals like a pair of deals with Barca where each badly overpaid for a player, letting them bank the money for the sale now but amortize the cost of the purchase over several years, thus end-running FFP today at the price of FFP shackles tomorrow.

Imagine how broke we'd be if our accountant owner had been able to convince anyone to buy our players for more than a pittance, then spent all the proceeds in advance.
 
WHU will spank them.

How Busquets, Alba and Pique are mainstays of the team when their legs went 2-3 years ago is an amazing derelict of duty by Barcelona.

They won't be in the CL full stop next season, they cannot defend and they cannot score, some lean years for the Catalans coming up.

Doom I tell ya

Ferran Torres incoming will help in an attack with Dembele & Ansu under Xavi
 

Shhhh. Don't ask, don't tell. Nothing to see here. Business as normal.

And remember if you owe 5000 euros, you have a problem. If you owe 500 million euros, it's the lender that has the problem.
Keynes in the house.


Only in Spain.
 

Keynes in the house.


Only in Spain.
$1.57 billion in debt.

Going to be a while before they are illegally tapping up top tier players from other clubs.

I'm loving seeing their demise.
 
$1.57 billion in debt.

Going to be a while before they are illegally tapping up top tier players from other clubs.

I'm loving seeing their demise.
I want to see them do well, if nothing else because I am for Everton and whoever Madrid is playing.

Spain's laws are absolutely nutty, which leads to a lot of bizarre dramas like this one. Should they have been paying crazy agents' fees? Obviously not. Is prosecution the answer? No. There should have been mandatory transparency, and the socios should have sorted this at the time if they felt it needed sorting.

This is not, however, how Spain rolls.
 
Keynes in the house.


Only in Spain.

Not a capitalist by any means but there really does (and this applies to the UK) need a proper honest services offence that directors and executives as bad as Bartomeu was can be held accountable. If you are going to have shareholders, investors or members of companies then there needs to be some way of holding them criminally accountable for incompetence that is criminal. Bartomeu was phenomenally incompetent.
 
Not a capitalist by any means but there really does (and this applies to the UK) need a proper honest services offence that directors and executives as bad as Bartomeu was can be held accountable. If you are going to have shareholders, investors or members of companies then there needs to be some way of holding them criminally accountable for incompetence that is criminal. Bartomeu was phenomenally incompetent.
So while in principle I agree, I also think that the way that you solve the problem is transparency.

Going after the previous regime post hoc is what banana republics do. I'm not going to mince words here. The banana republics got their legal systems from somewhere.

Bartomeu should have been bounced by the socios much earlier, rather than being permitted to run the club into the ground and then prosecuted for incompetence. Doing things that way just works better.
 

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