I think a blended approach could work like what we have in sports here, it just may ramp up higher given the money in cross league competitions.Maybe, but the intention is to keep clubs out of bankruptcy/administration, especially if they spend like crazy to get to/stay in the Prem and fall out.
It's a bad look if 15% of your teams are being managed by creditors.
I think it’s a butterfly-wings problem. I don’t need Luton to compete with Man City, and Leicester just had a magical run not long ago showing it’s possible.I think a blended approach could work like what we have in sports here, it just may ramp up higher given the money in cross league competitions.
It's not like an MLB or NBA team is competing for talent or can go compete in a big money tournament if they have a good season
There are also fewer financial implications to having a rebuild
A structure that allows the top clubs to do what they do, with a tax penalty that can help backstop
Would be tricky to work out, especially with pro/reg, etc.
Anyone know if aside from media, etc if there is any real revenue sharing? I think conceptually it would be a tough sell
Except it serves as a de facto way for the septic six to remain atop the heap and disallow any other teams to catch up. Newcastle isn't going to be managed by creditors--ever, now--and had an injury ravaged squad, but couldn't spend a dime in the winter window because, uh...financial fair play?Maybe, but the intention is to keep clubs out of bankruptcy/administration, especially if they spend like crazy to get to/stay in the Prem and fall out.
It's a bad look if 15% of your teams are being managed by creditors.
Is it cold in Man City this time of year?I think it’s a butterfly-wings problem. I don’t need Luton to compete with Man City, and Leicester just had a magical run not long ago showing it’s possible.
It’s crazy that the places where true capitalism is possible in sport is socialist Europe. I don’t have a big problem with the structure as long as teams aren’t leveraging themselves out of existence
Is this where I make a joke about Newcastle not having to worry about “stars leaving?”Except it serves as a de facto way for the septic six to remain atop the heap and disallow any other teams to catch up. Newcastle isn't going to be managed by creditors--ever, now--and had an injury ravaged squad, but couldn't spend a dime in the winter window because, uh...financial fair play?
Say someone big takes over Fulham and money is no object. They may be able to compete in...10 years or so? Newcastle had an advantage as a bigger club and an old Adidas favorite. Teams like Fulham wouldn't have that. They'd be prevented from seriously competing...to protect themselves? Baloney.
It's a broken system and needs changed for sure.
Ha! You don't have to worry about that--it's not happening. Not unless one of them has their head turned. The FFP rules are changing, and anyway, FFP reset this year. Expect Newcastle to spend, baby, spend this summer.Is this where I make a joke about Newcastle not having to worry about “stars leaving?”
Hahah lol haha
Works so well at Chelsea and Man U....Ha! You don't have to worry about that--it's not happening. Not unless one of them has their head turned. The FFP rules are changing, and anyway, FFP reset this year. Expect Newcastle to spend, baby, spend this summer.
You misspelled Chelski.Works so well at Chelsea and Man U....
#troll
Also, what ever happened to Sunderland? haha
I was thinking the same thing!Off topic, this Chelsea Man United game is a battle of incompetence. How Man United are where they are in the table is beyond me.
If we had Monti as sporting director, he'd find a way to trade back in the draft even though there is no draftAre we really sure that Newcastle is going to spend? Seems like they are are content to keeping their powder dry and building from within.
If we had Monti as sporting director, he'd find a way to trade back in the draft even though there is no draft
Newcastle is finishing above Man United. Book it!How will these three clubs finish in the table:
Chelsea
West Ham
Newcastle
Ha! Ha!What a tactical masterclass from Howe and a huge effort from the lads. Howe thoroughly outcoached Postecoglou (sp?) and the players thoroughly outefforted Spurs. Howe-way the lads!