kunaguero10
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First of all I have read the sticky at the top but I don't see a thread that would incorporate this topic. Apologies if I have missed it.
It seems to me it is because a very possible scenario that we might finish outside the top 4. Arsenal and Liverpool look to be finishing strongly, and United will scrape through (too much quality to miss out) IMO.
We look to be heading into freefall, the players look to have given up on Pellegrini (it's all been said in other threads), but just how damaging would this be to the club's long-term strategy? I'm looking for some reassurance not that we will still qualify, but that it wouldn't be *that* bad if we didn't!
Because when you consider the FFP requirements and forecasted trajectories of the club's revenues etc, this would throw a huge spanner in the works and would surely set us back a few years?
I would expect it to lead to a drop in the calibre of our transfer targets, and as they are not overly impressive to begin with this is a cause for concern.
Again, this isn't a knee-jerk or a repetition of other issues that have been done to death. This is a real situation that I feel is worth discussing incase the unimaginable happens.
It seems to me it is because a very possible scenario that we might finish outside the top 4. Arsenal and Liverpool look to be finishing strongly, and United will scrape through (too much quality to miss out) IMO.
We look to be heading into freefall, the players look to have given up on Pellegrini (it's all been said in other threads), but just how damaging would this be to the club's long-term strategy? I'm looking for some reassurance not that we will still qualify, but that it wouldn't be *that* bad if we didn't!
Because when you consider the FFP requirements and forecasted trajectories of the club's revenues etc, this would throw a huge spanner in the works and would surely set us back a few years?
I would expect it to lead to a drop in the calibre of our transfer targets, and as they are not overly impressive to begin with this is a cause for concern.
Again, this isn't a knee-jerk or a repetition of other issues that have been done to death. This is a real situation that I feel is worth discussing incase the unimaginable happens.