deano ou812
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Premier league club mate or further down ..
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The state of football financially
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Citizen in Pakistan
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I have a feeling that we would go back to normal transfer fee era post covid which would be a good thing I reckon
denislawsbackheel
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dickie davies
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I know for a fact one club is on the brink of folding over this. Clubs are shitting having to pay sky back money or not get monies promised.It doesn’t take much to figure out which one..
Is it us?
I mean the price of oil has dropped hugely and it's on the brink of running out
I know for a fact one club is on the brink of folding over this. Clubs are shitting having to pay sky back money or not get monies promised.It doesn’t take much to figure out which one.
United also must be screwed as the Glazers are in a world of trouble with malls.
So club not United but with debt ? UK club ? Which one ?
Petethemancinleeds
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Football may need to join the real world financially and morally after these events. Not sure I can continue to justify an industry paying grealish more in a week than a senior Doc/ surgeon in a year.
kippaxking79
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There's more oil underground for at least another 60 years. That's not an issue for our owners. The biggest downturn will be owners in the yank market. And I for one can't wait to see what unfolds for at least 2 clubs that have American owners.Is it us?
I mean the price of oil has dropped hugely and it's on the brink of running out
manimanc
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I think he was being sarccy mate.There's more oil underground for at least another 60 years. That's not an issue for our owners. The biggest downturn will be owners in the yank market. And I for one can't wait to see what unfolds for at least 2 clubs that have American owners.
dickie davies
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There's more oil underground for at least another 60 years. That's not an issue for our owners. The biggest downturn will be owners in the yank market. And I for one can't wait to see what unfolds for at least 2 clubs that have American owners.
But in 2008 when the takeover happened, we were reliably informed, by all those geologists that support united, that the oil was soon to run out!!
toffee balls
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Unfortunately, that is not how it works.Football may need to join the real world financially and morally after these events. Not sure I can continue to justify an industry paying grealish more in a week than a senior Doc/ surgeon in a year.