Can the 14 change the rules so only 14 is needed to kick a club out?14 to change the rules.
15 to kick a club out......which explains why Spurs were included.
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Can the 14 change the rules so only 14 is needed to kick a club out?14 to change the rules.
15 to kick a club out......which explains why Spurs were included.
Jim whites buying a new tie with the logo as we speakIf it happens I can see them still buying players for cash from non ESL clubs.
But I can also see players being encouraged to run down their contracts at non ESL clubs then going into a US style draft system with all that yellow tied twattishness taking part on a separate biggest night in football display of idiocy on live TV. I’ve probably just given them an idea havent I?
You know absolutely fuck all. Short spent an absolute fortune on SAFC and spent it horrendously. He took over when we were in the prem, spent a fortune, lost a fortune, gave the club away and left us in league one. Why comment on something you have no idea about.
'oh I have friends on the board' woopy fuckin doo that might impress the other cockney virgins down your local wine bar but no one gives a fuck here.
Have yourself a double relegation and 4 seasons in the third tier and come back and tell us how many fans you have then and how much of a big club you are.
The second you aren't competing at the top of the premier League the toys are out of the pram, if you had anywhere close to what we have been served up you'd have an empty stadium every match.
The only thing it's got to do with money is that we had too much of it through the door and had thick fuckers in charge of spending it
What is the cut of the pie in League 1. Its about £475,000 in League 2. A bit less than £100m i am sure you agree. Do PL clubs get 0•47% of CL Money.The CL drove the cost of competing with the top end of the PL up. PL payout differentials positional wise are next to nowt in the grand scheme of things. Finishing 4th then making the PL group stages is a massive financial gain over finishing 5th.
Cloud cuckoo land mate. There is not a legal challenge that can be won for removing revenue from matches they have already played or from stripping a business of it's trademarks.Kick all 6 out of the EPL and EFL. Penalize them all any revenues from the EPL and Uefa competitions for this season. And take the names away from them where possible - probably all of them except Arsenal. Bring in emergency legislation to compulsory purchase their grounds where
4 or the 6 greed league members are apparently carrying quite a bit of debt
Hypothetically could City and Chelsea accept punishments from the PL and the FA join up with the remaining 14 teams and dump Liverpool, United, Tottenham and Arsenal from the Premier League to the Vanarama National League or lower
From an invest to win completions point of view whatever fine both clubs get hit with would be nothing to the cost of not competing with these 4 clubs for 5+ years
Rumours are it’s falling apart already. Lots of conflict apparently behind the scenes.
It remains that the various authorities could stop it but won’t need to if a few leave it massively loses its appeal
We're still trying to clean the sheets that Sky soiled.London mags mate albeit a bigger club.
I wouldn’t let them back in at all. Ever. Shit in your bed f**king lie in it.
Spot on that. Ferguson's greed got the better of him - taking the major shareholders of the club who employed him to court to fight a case he had zero chance of winning was a monumental fuck up.For me personally, because (rightly or wrongly) the Glazers may never have acquired the club without the fall out with the Irish investors. Petty I know but that's me![]()
If City and Chelsea hold their hands up and apologise, then I’d let them off with nothing more than a small fine - but they need to denounce the competition ASAP. The other four should be given a deadline of noon on Friday to walk away from the ESL or face relegation to League 2
A few questions, one word answer pleaseListen mate I have had a season ticket at Spurs for many decades my 2 boys are 24 and 25 and have had season tickets for 21 years I have 5 season tickets in total at Spurs, I know all about football both on and off the pitch, my family are frlends with 2 board members, fact is in the modern game money talks virtually any successful football team near the top of the football pyramid are backed by owners money or money generated by the club itself if they are big enough to do so.
Lack of money is obviously why Sunderland have struggled recently as soon as Short stopped subsidising Sunderland the shit hit the fan unfortunately for your fans and your great club, and you are still trying to recover from that scenario.
So will the transfer market still work with the league? Will it be trades like the American sports? Or are they expecting to slum it with the mortals in the domestic leagues and then jet off mid week and complain about too many games in the season.
They are/aren't going to do it, they can/can't be kicked out of the leagues, it's all falling apart/they are more united than ever. Sums it up.Anything major happened today? Haven’t had a chance to catch up
Falling apart where though? The Spanish and Italian clubs have been desperate to find a way of stopping the English clubs leaving them behind financially. If clubs like Barca, Madrid, Juve still want it then the likes of Liverpool and Man United will still be in there like rats up a drainpipe.Rumours are it’s falling apart already. Lots of conflict apparently behind the scenes.
It remains that the various authorities could stop it but won’t need to if a few leave it massively loses its appeal
If you give them a deadline they learn nothing.
You kick all of them out if they've signed papers elsewhere.
The players should only consider taking a reduced wage for playing when the Glazers stop taking multi million pound dividends for doing nowtThis may well be bullshit but it came from a friend of a friend who was present at the meeting Woodward held with the players and staff yesterday. Woodward mentioned the club debt and asked all the players if they pulled out of the ESL who would be prepared to tear up their current contracts and resign new ones at 50% of the wages. Surprise, Surprise there was a stony silence from the players.