CARLOS CLASS
Striker
Completely ageee
Teams that are really poor can reinvent and be very competitive in a couple of years, it’s a vastly superior model
Premier League Eyeing up Abolishing Points Deductions
- Thread starter North Yorks Mackem
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Teams that are really poor can reinvent and be very competitive in a couple of years, it’s a vastly superior model
Inside Forward
Midfield
Imagine being owned by these reptiles.
I’m merely answering you about the owners’ intention where your viewpoint is just a tiny part.
For clarity, MA wants us to stay in the PL. The Saudis want us to win it.
Don’t quite get the relevance to your tirade on the supporters
JL1985
Striker
As far as I’m aware, PIF have never spoken of their ambitions. The fraudster, con artist, mouthpiece Stavely has said that.
Roker Mackem
Striker
Why do they want Saudi to win it though?
Mr Redknapp
Striker
Spend what you want but pay us extra for the privilage? 
Qwerty
Striker
It's not
Sporty
Midfield
Post tax profits of £122m? Did you mean £22m? Brighton's finances are not as good as some may think as I explained here as their underlying profit/loss pre player sales is still a negative. I also don't think it will be sustainable just like Southampton and Leicester ran out of high value players to sell and they'll revert to previous. Plus some clubs have to miss out on the higher positions again as explained in this post below.
https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/brighton.1617055/page-13#post-40436645
Also from here which shows it's player sales, along with the higher 6th placing giving them extra millions on revenue. They even made a £5m turnaround on interest.
Profit/(Loss) 2021/22
Brighton swung from a £53m pre-tax loss to £24m profit, a significant £77m improvement, mainly due to profit from player sales shooting up from £7m to £62m, though revenue also rose £28m (20%) from £146m to a club record £174m.This was partially offset by other operating income falling £7m to £1m, while operating expenses slightly increased by £5m (2%). Net interest flipped from £3m payable to £2m receivable.
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Kent Boy 2
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Nope, not £22m - they made post tax profits of £122m for last season. Highest ever by a PL club in a single season. They also have £140m of net player transfers from the summer to add into this seasons accounts. They made a £15m loss prior to player sales last season - that’s one reserve team player these days. They were also able to pay another £35m of the net debt to their owner.Post tax profits of £122m? Did you mean £22m? Brighton's finances are not as good as some may think as I explained here as their underlying profit/loss pre player sales is still a negative. I also don't think it will be sustainable just like Southampton and Leicester ran out of high value players to sell and they'll revert to previous. Plus some clubs have to miss out on the higher positions again as explained in this post below.
https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/brighton.1617055/page-13#post-40436645
Also from here which shows it's player sales, along with the higher 6th placing giving them extra millions on revenue. They even made a £5m turnaround on interest.
Profit/(Loss) 2021/22
Brighton swung from a £53m pre-tax loss to £24m profit, a significant £77m improvement, mainly due to profit from player sales shooting up from £7m to £62m, though revenue also rose £28m (20%) from £146m to a club record £174m.
This was partially offset by other operating income falling £7m to £1m, while operating expenses slightly increased by £5m (2%). Net interest flipped from £3m payable to £2m receivable.
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Who?
You must have missed the chairman saying that the ambition is to be number one
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Roker Mackem
Striker
Saudi
Tell me you have never conversed with an Emirati or saudi...idiots..
Qwerty
Striker
It's shit there's no promotion or relegation.
CARLOS CLASS
Striker
So what, at least for every team there is a chance they could be champions
If you try and predict the best 4 teams in NFL in 5 years time it would be best to impossible, whereas in premier league we already know it will include Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool. 4th most likely Man U
Qwerty
Striker
Which 32 teams would you have in?
If we're in how would you react if the owner took the franchise to Plymouth?
The current PSR/FFP rules are not right but unlimited spending isn’t the answer.
Every solution mentioned in this thread leads to a situation where either the ‘top 6’ will never be challenged or where the club with the richest owner will win.
Surely most fans agree that both situations aren’t great?
Every solution mentioned in this thread leads to a situation where either the ‘top 6’ will never be challenged or where the club with the richest owner will win.
Surely most fans agree that both situations aren’t great?
I have never
Robanner
Winger
Just get the European league done and move on.
It looks like we’ll have 5 teams in the ‘Champions’ league next season and of course the other teams in the ropey league and conference rubbish.
So 1/4 of the league in the CL and approaching 1/2 the league in Europe. And they’ve expanded the number of group games in the CL to 9.
How long before the PL is dropped to 18 teams, alongside all the other changes already made such as cup replays being scrapped?
It looks like we’ll have 5 teams in the ‘Champions’ league next season and of course the other teams in the ropey league and conference rubbish.
So 1/4 of the league in the CL and approaching 1/2 the league in Europe. And they’ve expanded the number of group games in the CL to 9.
How long before the PL is dropped to 18 teams, alongside all the other changes already made such as cup replays being scrapped?
In my experience they always say they want to be the best and they are the masters at spin. It doesn't matter if you are number one but you have to say you will be number one and with football there are no end of barriers to prevent you It is also about loss of face and MBS even asked the Louvre the lie to save his blushes - Saudi Crown Prince MBS Pressed The Louvre To Lie About His Fake Leonardo Da Vinci, Per New Documentary
