I recall that a world wide investers like Sheikh M would be out of his depth in the football sector of business.
it's illegal and a restriction of trade there's no point even going any further with it. It's no surprise that the clubs want it. Employers wanting to restrict their largest outgoings for more profit
There's already a salary cap in Rugby in England so can't see why it would be legal for Rugby and illegal for Football and it's already happening in La Liga bought in because of big losses due to covid.
Well - it's understandable that there has so far been no information on the process and proposed 'punishment' - the red shirt puppets will not yet know how many points they will need to decduct from us to make Arsenal champions!!
Barney Roney, what a twat, full of hate for us.
The point here is that a league can get agreement from the players’ union for a cap and it will remain in place de facto if unchallenged in court by a player.
Immediately after the game he wrote an extremely complimentary review and then this one. Very strange. When you boil down what he says in this one;
I wonder if it is something he and several others have been legally advised to do ie segregate football from owner criticism.
I really don’t know mate. I read the Guardian as I despise just about everY other rag. they do some good stuff but their coverage of our team is bizarre. The odd complimentary article is interspersed with Bile and bad feeling and there is certainly an enormous editorial bias against us. It feels desperate when the only adverse comment they can make about the football is it’s ‘cold’ and too brilliant. I mean really, in what walk of life are you criticised for striving for perfection? As for human rights, It’s a wide world with many differences of culture and custom.
Oh yeah, we can expect a deluge of this sort of shizzle, dripping with same old clichéd bollocks....
Manchester City’s perfection is laced with coldness and unease | Barney Ronay
A hard regime’s soft-power project is reaching its final expression – footballing brilliance but a sense of dislocationwww.theguardian.com
You really think it has to do with competing, this will go before the G14clubs who will change it to suit their needs, we saw what FFP was until it was altered, we've had 10 years of bullshit that tries to suit a few select clubs
In this scenario, Haaland would be paid the same as Rashford and Nunez. How is that fair on Haaland? Also Messi and Ronaldo in previous years have been worth far more commercially than all other players.
Uefa salary cap: Players will 'rightly be angry' with plans, says PFA chief Maheta Molango
Uefa's plan to introduce a salary cap for players is "not the solution" to improve clubs' financial management, says PFA chief executive Maheta Molango.www.bbc.co.uk
100% support this as oposed to FFP to be honest, as it removes all the bullshit ambiguity.
That pretty much already exists with FFP2 in a few seasons money spent on football expenditure getting down to 70% of revenue
Its not a salary cap, its a cap how the total amount that a club can spend on salaries, to be illegal it would have to be a cap applied on an individual basis. If an individual was challenged it in law then it might well be deemed "restraint of trade"
That sounds like you know something.