I can't see how we could afford him and an elite striker in one window
hence why we should be doing the striker in January imo. It’s going to be big money no doubt but we desperately need one and with a guaranteed relaxation of the FFP rules for this season then we shoild
Splash this month.
So do you , I could win a penalty at the swamp if I had a red shirt on & I hate the cnts , grealish was was fouled three or four times by mctomany who never got booked scythed down by matich who also got away with it . Bent as FckPogba's dive won the game, Grealish's numerous dives just won free kicks.....he has a lot to learn
Oh, i agree on the bent as fcuk stuff with United, i just don't see how Grealish would benefit us, we don't get the calls teams in red get so that wipes out half his usefulnessSo do you , I could win a penalty at the swamp if I had a red shirt on & I hate the cnts , grealish was was fouled three or four times by mctomany who never got booked scythed down by matich who also got away with it . Bent as Fck
Who’s available, and why would we go fo a plan b or c if plan A is available next summer. Then what if FFP is relaxed next summer not this month, as we will already be making big losses we would need certainty on what the FFP rules are going to be.hence why we should be doing the striker in January imo. It’s going to be big money no doubt but we desperately need one and with a guaranteed relaxation of the FFP rules for this season then we shoild
Splash this month.
Who’s available, and why would we go fo a plan b or c if plan A is available next summer. Then what if FFP is relaxed next summer not this month, as we will already be making big losses we would need certainty on what the FFP rules are going to be.
They might, but very much doubt it but as is more likely they say come back in the summer, then we wait. That might is also assuming we can afford €90 mill in this seasons budget we spent a fair bit in the summer window.say city wanted haaland and offered braaf and say €90m as well Dortmund might take it?
They might, but very much doubt it but as is more likely they say come back in the summer, then we wait. That might is also assuming we can afford €90 mill in this seasons budget we spent a fair bit in the summer window.
Next seeson with fans is more important than this anyway.
Would you then move on to plan B in January assuming Haaland is plan A, and assuming we think we can get him in the summer if Dortmund say no, after all they can’t be that desperate for money or they wouldn’t have held out for Sancho in the summer.
Why offer more than the supposed buy out clause?say city wanted haaland and offered braaf and say €90m as well Dortmund might take it?
Clause activates summer 2022.Why offer more than the supposed buy out clause?
2021Clause activates summer 2022.
Why offer more than the supposed buy out clause?
Activates in 2021, when in 2021? and that's if the clause is actually real, of course, Dortmund has denied it in the past.because the clause isn’t active yet and it also allows more teams to come to the table? We have the advantage of Dortmund wanting braaf and the sancho sell on clause we can possibly use to swing a deal our way?
I've been say this for years, if a club is in debt they shouldn't be allowed to sign players until they've cleared their debtsIf the scum can get rid of a few of there shite they will go for him.
For me though any team getting loans from backs to pay wages or keep there football clubs going should be banned from buying anyone.
I've been say this for years, if a club is in debt they shouldn't be allowed to sign players until they've cleared their debts
Because it's organic debt obviously.Exactly. FFP is such a contrived rule and so obviously designed solely to restrict us.
How is it considered as financially ‘fair’ for a club saddled with about £400m of debt to spend with almost impunity, yet a debt-free club with an owner worth over £20bn is restricted from spending?
And why have we not paid the best lawyers available to ask this very question?
Organic or not there debt has spiraled to nearly £500m & not easingBecause it's organic debt obviously.