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The other 14 should join forces against the “big 6”  and vote down the P&S rules.

 

And they’re not happy, let them go and create a breakaway European league if they’re threatened by rich owners who want to invest in their club.
 

Let their fans travel around Europe every season and the rest of us can focus on domestic/uefa competitions. They can take sky with them. 

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1 minute ago, Dazzler said:

Didn't Casey claim Phillips was a done deal not so long ago? :lol: 


The bloke is shameless. I don’t know how he continues to take himself seriously after revealing Paqueta had registered his kid in a school in Newcastle 

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1 hour ago, Dr Gloom said:

The other 14 should join forces against the “big 6”  and vote down the P&S rules.

 

And they’re not happy, let them go and create a breakaway European league if they’re threatened by rich owners who want to invest in their club.
 

Let their fans travel around Europe every season and the rest of us can focus on domestic/uefa competitions. They can take sky with them. 

 

Which big 6 are you talking about?  of the current top 6 City and Villa both voted against the introduction of FFP and presumeably still would even though it probably benefits us now.

 

We were the last to join the superleague and the first to actually withdraw (chelsea said they would first, meanwhile we acted). Supposedly we didn't want to but joined out of FOMO.

 

I suspect we'd be allies.

 

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19 minutes ago, LondonBlue said:

 

Which big 6 are you talking about?  of the current top 6 City and Villa both voted against the introduction of FFP and presumeably still would even though it probably benefits us now.

 

We were the last to join the superleague and the first to actually withdraw (chelsea said they would first, meanwhile we acted). Supposedly we didn't want to but joined out of FOMO.

 

I suspect we'd be allies.

 


I’m talking about the clubs who voted for the first breakaway ESL. You might be right that your lot might end up siding with us in that scenario. 

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2 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:


I’m talking about the clubs who voted for the first breakaway ESL. You might be right that your lot might end up siding with us in that scenario. 

 

Ah sorry you mentioned FFP so i got confused.

The ESL 6 were of course the 2 manchester clubs, liverpool, chelsea, arsenal and for some unknown reason spurs.

The 6 clubs who voted against FFP were Fulham, West Brom, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Swansea and Southampton. In a darkly funny twist, everton voted for FFP. I'm unsure if forest were in the PL at the time.

Everton were also amongst the 5 original clubs to breakaway from the league and form the premier league along with spurs, man u, liverpool and arsenal.

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Dazzler said:

Didn't Casey claim Phillips was a done deal not so long ago? :lol: 


Yes. Hes utterly full of shit. He said it was a done deal then belatedly the other night said  “unless someone else came in offering more money” :lol: 

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2 hours ago, Ayatollah Hermione said:

What a thoroughly tedious affair FFP is. Absolutely stifling any kind of joy in football discussion 

 

Its the off field VAR. Absolute shambles but great for the established big boys.

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2 hours ago, RobinRobin said:

Would he get a work permit (or whatever the correct term is)?

No, he probably will have to enter in a small noat and knowing our luck will end up first on a barge then in and then Rwanda.

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6 minutes ago, Andrew said:

Some Bild bloke is reporting we've gone in for Kimmich.

Thats the kind of daft shit I want to hear, not all this FFP 'we cant afford loans' crap

Kimmich? Yes please.

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3 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

How would we get that one past ffp? I doubt they’re going to loan him to us 

5yr deal, reduce the fee by sending a player the other way, and by including stipulations that only come into effect in later seasons and thus only appear on future accounts?

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3 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

How would we get that one past ffp? I doubt they’re going to loan him to us 

 

If this is real then we've either decided to act against FFP and have what we need to challenge the PL (or expect to be more than 10 points clear at the top of the table by the time we get pulled about it) or our CEO has been talking absolute shite about our financial situation following the latest set of accounts - or we finally found Mike Ashley's secret bank accounts that he used for Dhillon's chippy whenever he was up north.

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4 minutes ago, The Fish said:

5yr deal, reduce the fee by sending a player the other way, and by including stipulations that only come into effect in later seasons and thus only appear on future accounts?


I guess they did just sign Eric Dier. Maybe they’d take Manquillo off our hands 

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3 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:


I guess they did just sign Eric Dier. Maybe they’d take Manquillo off our hands 

His market value on transfermarkt is €75m right? So we send Ritchie, Dummett, Hayden and Fraser that way and we get the fee down to €74m.

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