kf
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according to the <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/leeds_united/2700913.stm" target="_blank">beeb</a>
Originally posted by Cigar:
<strong>Woodgate for £11m
Stop-Gap for £30m
Yeah good one Ridsdale, i'm so glad @ whats happening to Leeds, that smug twat Ridsdale deserves all him and his club get, RIO a stop gap my arse!!! He who laughs last, laughs best!!!
Robinson's next apparently - Arsenal will move for him in the summer according to sources from Highbury.
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If you are going to laugh make sure you got the quote right...TiT.
Originally posted by marchingontogether:
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If you are going to laugh make sure you got the quote right...TiT.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I sense bitterness. Not surprising really.
It's sad.
Then again, it's Leeds
Originally posted by elmo:
<strong>Football goes in cycles....I wouldn't be laughing too hard because one day it could be your team.
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laughable
Originally posted by giggzy:
<strong>it'll NEVER happen to us...well not our lifetime.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Who knows what will happen when Sir Alex eventually goes.
A new manager could make 3 or four really bad signings for big money and fall out with existing players etc. This could lead to a dip of scouser proportions, failure to qualify for the CL and eventual decline of our less loyal types in our fan-base.
You never know really do you?
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Originally posted by giggzy:
<strong>it'll NEVER happen to us...well not our lifetime.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I agree with you and there is probably only Arsenal who I would put in the same category.
Every other club who now face losing there place in the CL will suffer dramatic financial consequences.
Originally posted by marchingontogether:
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I agree with you and there is probably only Arsenal who I would put in the same category.
Every other club who now face losing there place in the CL will suffer dramatic financial consequences.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Bad luck Marching. Much as I hate Leeds I think this is not the way football in this country should be going. Something has to give. Clubs have to know where they stand in the financial rankings and cut their cloth accordingly. If an agent wants £20k a week for a player then he should be told to feck off and see if he can get Arsenal, United or one of the big Euro teams to take him. Then we'd see a little more sense restored. Half these agents who all reckon they are acting for the best fecking player in the world would be forced to take a more reasonable deal. I have to say that Lowe and Strachan down here do that and run a pretty tidy ship really. They may not be Euro-beaters but they are doing ok, (apart from saturday when they'll crash and burn) and financially safe.
Originally posted by Honest John:
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Bad luck Marching. Much as I hate Leeds I think this is not the way football in this country should be going. Something has to give. Clubs have to know where they stand in the financial rankings and cut their cloth accordingly. If an agent wants £20k a week for a player then he should be told to feck off and see if he can get Arsenal, United or one of the big Euro teams to take him. Then we'd see a little more sense restored. Half these agents who all reckon they are acting for the best fecking player in the world would be forced to take a more reasonable deal. I have to say that Lowe and Strachan down here do that and run a pretty tidy ship really. They may not be Euro-beaters but they are doing ok, (apart from saturday when they'll crash and burn) and financially safe.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I like the thought of the little club doing well but the likes of Southampton are never going to win the PL...sometimes I wonder what the point is of Bolton, West Brom etc.
I really can't see anyone other than MU or Arse winning it for years to come...I thought Liverpool would go close this season but they have shown that they too do not have the quailty to trouble the big 2.
CL qualification to the 2nd stage is vital to any club thinking of progressing from an also ran club to a top club without it the debts most clubs have...Leeds £70m+...LFC £20m+...Newcastle £60m+...Chelscum £90m+... will only increase.
Originally posted by marchingontogether:
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I agree with you and there is probably only Arsenal who I would put in the same category.
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I would think that Manchester United are the only English club who
Most of the other major clubs have problems on the stadium or the wages issue. Leeds were daft enough to leave wages go mad and take out loans to finance a stadium.
- Own their own stadium in full and do not really need to expand it
Do not have any outstanding debts
Do not have any loans
Have money in the bank
Have a very good wages\turnover ratio
Own their own youth academy
Sell enough shite to keep the whole thing ticking over
Marching is right though. Just about every other club out there could have a "Leeds"
Originally posted by marchingontogether:
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I agree with you and there is probably only Arsenal who I would put in the same category.
Every other club who now face losing there place in the CL will suffer dramatic financial consequences.</strong><hr></blockquote>
shows how much you know...arsenal made a HUGE loss last year, and the whole stadium move has "disaster" written all over it.
Originally posted by Neil Thomson:
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Not that any of this will concern the Newcastle United supporter that you are. </strong><hr></blockquote>
El Tel quits after Marching & Woody double transfer shock
Originally posted by kf:
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El Tel quits after Marching & Woody double transfer shock
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<img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" />
Originally posted by kf:
<strong>From the beeb site:
"Earlier, angry fans placed a 'For Sale' sign round the Billy Bremner statue at Elland Road before it was hastily removed."
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Why, because it was sold?
Originally posted by kf:
<strong>From the beeb site:
"Earlier, angry fans placed a 'For Sale' sign round the Billy Bremner statue at Elland Road before it was hastily removed."
Dear oh dear.</strong><hr></blockquote>
<img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" />
Originally posted by alex hurley:
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Why, because it was sold?</strong><hr></blockquote>
No because Leeds borrowed the money to build it and can't sell it till they pay the loan back
Originally posted by oscar74:
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No because Leeds borrowed the money to build it and can't sell it till they pay the loan back </strong><hr></blockquote>
Ah repo man. Thought as much.
Originally posted by alex hurley:
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Why, because it was sold?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Liverpool have bought it. Houllier's gonna play it up front instead of Owen
Originally posted by dave007:
<strong>Have you spoken to Ridsdale yet Marching? have you asked him why he continues to lie to us.
Rio was cover for Woody my arse, next he'll be saying Woody was cover for Dubbery.
By selling Woody its obvious Ridsdale wants a war and an empty stadium next season.
fecking cnut </strong><hr></blockquote>
I have emailed PR with my thoughts and suggest you do too.
I am surprised we sold him - I am at a loss now to think who we will play there...unless this is not the final earth shattering news to come out of ER.