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Rotweiller Harris's take is UEFA will go after post 2014 settlement for breaches:
"Indications are" Rob Harris is talking out his arse again.Rotweiller Harris's take is UEFA will go after post 2014 settlement for breaches:
Hahaha. No.
The Premier League wage bill rules limit your increase to £19m a year.
United's increased by £30m last season, because the fine print in the rules allows you to increase your wage bill beyond limit if the money comes from "player sales, ticketing or commercial money".
I don't know where you got the idea they were stopped by Premier League rules but it's completely made up.
If you seriously think the Premier League would have rules which handcuff United I've got some tartan paint to sell you etc.
"Indications are" Rob Harris is talking out his arse again.
if thats the case why didnt they back mourinho with the defender he wanted?! we will see in January because they need to spend big to fill all those gaps if they sell a few players they will buy if they dont they wont
Probably the what the media says pages, which probably mentioned that Rob Harris was talking out his arse again.What's the second tweet about where he says City were speculating on their website?
That's really funny. They were retweeting stories that were already in the national media speculating on other FFP cases. In other words, they were just retweeting shite that him or his colleagues had written.What's the second tweet about where he says City were speculating on their website?
It's £7m subject to revenue uplift....which will be the "players sales, ticketing or commercial money" I guess. I looked at their 1st Qtr results earlier this year and found that their wages had gone up by £7.1m and concluded they had a problem but admittedly the revenue uplift provides a get out. The thing is Ed Woodward is predicting revenue increases of about £25m for this financial year. Does than mean that they can increase wages by up to £25m pa? I couldn't work it out by just reading the rulebook. It didn't explain how you translate revenue increases to wage bill increase. If their entire revenue uplift can be applied to their wage bill then they are in the clear, but do you know that for sure?
Because they aren't interested in giving him another £70m for a 30 year old CB to go after the £60m he's already wasted on Bailly & the swede.
Maguire isnt 30 they wont be soending big in january be swaps at best