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Player Valuation: £40m
We're not supposed to, that's the entire point of PSR, FFP and any other financial regulations in football.
It's not the regulations, it's the revenue. If there was no PSR, the disparity still exists.
We're not supposed to, that's the entire point of PSR, FFP and any other financial regulations in football.
It does but teams like Newcastle, for example, could just blast their way to the top, exactly like Chelsea and Man City (two teams that were never considered elite before wealthy owners distorted the picture) did before them.It's not the regulations, it's the revenue. If there was no PSR, the disparity still exists.
I'm loving how broken everyone seems to be already and it's not even August.
Moyes doesn't like your picks it seems....I see Wesley is about to sign for Roma.
Thelwell had a bid in for him back in Jan but Moyes vetoed it.
Also Truffert, now at Bournemouth.
Where are the new full backs Moyes?
At least we don't need a gun...Cut the tension with a knife.
That is nuts - we need to start buying players like this but simply cannot afford to - we can barely buy quality first teamersThe player hording has then meant Chelsea have brought in over 800m on sales since 2020 amd City close to 600m. Staggering amounts which apart from Chelsea's dice with PSR issues last year (prior to the sale of Women's team) means those clubs have that mostly put n the kitty too to buy again.
My Pampers crack gets sweaty in summer though... I'm going old school. Towelling.Now change your Pampers it’s summer lads.
Elliott would play off the right - he showed at the U21 Euros that's his position, but he's slightly hamstrung at the RS due to Salah being guaranteed that spot.As someone said the other day, Rico Lewis (they meant Nico O'Reilly) would be the one young kid they have brought through who id put £40mil down for.
Under Moyes guidance he could be top notch. But, hes going to stay there 10+ years.
Bobb will move on you'd think?
Wouldnt they both play in the 10?
It's both. The revenue is obviously an issue in the longer term, but the regulations mean that you can't even speculate to accumulate in the short term, allowing your revenue stream to increase through CL qualification etc.It's not the regulations, it's the revenue. If there was no PSR, the disparity still exists.
Moyes has proven that he's not the recruitment messiah some make him out to be.Moyes doesn't like your picks it seems....
Elliott would play off the right - he showed at the U21 Euros that's his position, but he's slightly hamstrung at the RS due to Salah being guaranteed that spot.
Dislike the kid, but he's a great player.
Sure, sovereign wealth funds would be able to blow out any sort of revenue model, but that doesn't apply to us or most other clubs.It does but teams like Newcastle, for example, could just blast their way to the top, exactly like Chelsea and Man City (two teams that were never considered elite before wealthy owners distorted the picture) did before them.
Also, how do you improve revenue when you are prevented from competing? Besides, the revenue going into City isn't real revenue, it's an accounting work around by a nation state, their sponsorship deals aren't as a result of a competitive marketplace, the bulk of their sponsors never sponsored a football club before and wouldn't do so if not for the deep ties to Abu Dhabi. So it is the revenue, but it's also the regulations.
Suppose you're right. I'm just an old curmudgeon. Not everyone can act like Seamus Coleman.I dont actually dislike him he's just a red and acts like one. I imagine a good few former greats if ours would be similarly disliked if they grew up in this social media age