It's been a great lot of signings and we've spent a fair bit, so, how are we going with PSR?
Well our other masters in crime Nottingham Forest don't seem to bothered about PSR repercussions, in fact they are laughing in the face of it.
It's been a great lot of signings and we've spent a fair bit, so, how are we going with PSR?
Plus pointlessly enlarging the World Cup and UEFA enlarging the euros
It's been a great lot of signings and we've spent a fair bit, so, how are we going with PSR?
Going to be scrapped or certainly reworked. Powers that be have realised its pretty obvious now it stiffles competition and favours a minority 9f clubs.
Exactly. All these sponsors such as Bud, Pepsi etc must be good deals. Even little things like Everton way just of made the club a few million in profit.I thought the sale of the womens team covered any signings for this year!
Also expect the increased revenue for the stadium along with Grealish shirt sales is going to massively help this year!
Let's also take into account Chermiti sale (8mil ish), saving on wages for all out of contract players (unless we were paying them for that month)... did Maupay sale go into this years figures?
Finally wasn't there 1-2 sales were we made a bit of money due to clauses after they left us?
Indeed,however, Its got to a point its openly damaging the EPL brand now. I suspect they will bring in exclusions that won't cost the balance sheet. Clubs like Everton Villa and Newcastle have serious people at the helm of respective clubs and can imagine there is allsorts going on in the background to liberalise anti competative regulations the sky six got EPL to bring in.Because it was designed with that specific aim in mind. So in a way, it's a good system - it does exactly what they wanted.
I too hope its chucked in the bin but it has done exactly what they hoped.
Read in a Dibling signing article that last year we were due to pay out £95m on past transfers. This year that had dropped to £65m.
£30m on average equates to approx £150m in total transfer cost. We've spent about £120m.