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85% of club revenue for non-European clubs; 70% for clubs in UEFA competitionsWhat are they?
Imagine if we had European games thrown into the mix at that time?
I’m not against it by the way I’d love to see us in Europe just saying we’d need a much bigger/stronger squad. I’d be happy finishing 15th and having a run in Europe no doubt about it, as long as it doesn’t put us in any danger I’d be over the moon.
In the Prem ya can spend 85% of your (I think) revenue. In Europe it's only 70%.What are they?
Hope so, but wouldn’t count on it!2 days off work (Thursday/ Friday)
Fly out Thursday morning, sitting in a piazza somewhere in eastern Europe in the sun, drinking cheap beer surrounded by Sunderland fans and friendly but bewildered locals, match on the evening, spend the next day having a look about and fly home Saturday morning.
I'm already there in my head
I think this Europe overstretching the squad thing is way overblown. First, there isn’t enough of a sample size to say it’s definitely an issue; second, Le Bris likes a consistent team in the league, so this is a golden opportunity to give squad players and young players a chance to play and stake a claim in meaningful matches. We want to sign exciting young players, and with Europe we can guarantee them game time.
We did, and turned it down.A bit like saying, I don’t want to be promoted to the Premier League because we’ll get battered every week. To think the last time we played was 1973 after winning the FA cup is mad. We finished 7th twice under Peter Reid but didn’t get any European football.
This. If we qualify we're automatic contenders for the Conference league.Our squad would be good enough for semis of the Conference League IMO
100% this.I'm still pissed off we turned it down in 2001.
The people saying they don't want European football will be the same ones who said we weren't ready for promotion a year ago.