From listening to The Price of Football podcast coverage around Everton/Forest, the EPL typically send out letters 6 months prior to this cut-off warning teams they are likely to breach.
He might well be the hero we need in these dark times.
Tell that to Ashworth, not me
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The only thing "sad" is the fact that one of the most corrupt people in the game has spent years being lauded as the "bestest manager ever" with some even saying his achievements bypass Sir Alex's, when the only environment he's worked in without cheating is Bayern (unless there was shady stuff going on there too that just hasn't come out yet).
Somone stole their car when they were travelling to he hearing - but they will come eventually
Yes. I think there would be a ten year spending ban. Large points deduction which relegates them. I can’t see titles being stripped.
Net spend + wages I said, v Bayern we wouldn’t even be close not a chance. Without taking wages into account we are 10th in the premier league spend from your source(interesting got a wages or combined one?) since 2014 other teams near double net spend and if you take into account wages it will be double triple quadruple spend with league rivals. if you want to catch up you have to invest heavily before you get revenue like most business. Only problem is it’s not allowed.
If the club own the hotels, they should b able to sell them for profit however selling them to themselves is just more corruption but that was 11/20 vote, So Chelsea are financially now not burdened by selling players like Gallagher who they should not sell.
Another new member. Wonder what team you support? Ok, maybe not so new, but still classed as new, and seems to check out as a United fan
This is so fecking ridiculous and sad
That's a joke.
Your mask slipped a long time ago, you can stop pretending to be an Everton fan now
I’m not sure where I’d find that but feel the point is quite fair that Everton have spent heavily but poorly compared. Again, not sure about the logic of extra places being good for the few, it literally makes no sense. EL money these days is excellent actually so you are wrong there although back when Everton were there you are likely correct. Even ECC - look at WHUM finances this year - can transform a club.
The league is so fecking broken. How on earth is selling assets to yourselves to avoid spending rules voted on as being okay?
City will be raging they didn't sell themselves a meat pie for 200 billion
They didn't vote on selling assets to yourself, the vote was about selling assets which most clubs might want the option of doing.
If it were one relegation, they'd all have their offshore UAE accounts credited with some inordinate sum of money to stay for the year.
People have been saying that for decades now but the game keeps getting more popular.
And?
Okay, that's fair, selling assets is eprectly fine, but I assume it's Chelsea's intention to sell to themselves which I imagine cannot be prevented?
It could be prevented if they looked into it and updated the rules but that hasn't happened (yet).
And nothing.
They know exactly what they're doing. No amount of semantic can cover the cheating.
Makes sense.
Take this shit to Bluemoon where it belongs.
Is it?
Attendances and viewing figures are not going down, are they?
In France for example it's definitely less popular. UEFA are struggling to find networks to purchase the remaining packets of games, TF1 and M6 (2 big, free to air channels) made a low offer to show them all for free and UEFA is refusing so far. As it stands, not all games would be shown in France. It'll certainly be resolved by the time the tournament starts but it's revealing.
That is interesting but in England viewing figures and match attendances are both going up.
