Brightwell Bros.
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Turns out that structuring your league so two teams and two teams only can financially benefit from broadcasting rights doesn't make for a particularly great global spectacle.
La Liga official complaint about City
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Turns out that structuring your league so two teams and two teams only can financially benefit from broadcasting rights doesn't make for a particularly great global spectacle.
Its about time the PL made an official complaint to UEFA about the unprofessionalism of one of its own members.
They never backed us but now he is targeting the whole PL, its due a response.
Someone in power needs to tell some home truths about the corruption in his own league, tax fraud cases, Government bail outs and dodgy training ground sales, Barcelona inc now breaking the womens world transfer recird, call them pot kettle and black with the historical transfer spends of the top 2 esp Barcelona in recent seasons
They never backed us but now he is targeting the whole PL, its due a response.
Someone in power needs to tell some home truths about the corruption in his own league, tax fraud cases, Government bail outs and dodgy training ground sales, Barcelona inc now breaking the womens world transfer recird, call them pot kettle and black with the historical transfer spends of the top 2 esp Barcelona in recent seasons
And we should know. We tried the same shit back in 1992.
PaleBlue
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And now Barca back in for Bernardo as La Liga have upped their salary cap by a measly £490M.........
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Maybe they'll actually put an offer in for him then
Once again no mention of City. How could Tebas when City have made a profit on player sales.
Once again he has a pop at PSG.
"Barcelona have to sell assets and PSG turn to gas. It's not sustainable
(and why have Barcelona had to sell their assets, Tebas?)
“The net balance says that they've spent 1,200 million more than they've brought in," Tebas explained on Friday.
"The Bundesliga have spent 50m less than they've earned, we've spent 50m more, Italy have spent 24m less. Look at the differences.
www.marca.com
Once again he has a pop at PSG.
"Barcelona have to sell assets and PSG turn to gas. It's not sustainable
(and why have Barcelona had to sell their assets, Tebas?)
“The net balance says that they've spent 1,200 million more than they've brought in," Tebas explained on Friday.
"The Bundesliga have spent 50m less than they've earned, we've spent 50m more, Italy have spent 24m less. Look at the differences.
Tebas criticises the Premier League's transfer spending: A lack of control endangers the sport
Javier Tebas finds the Premier League clubs' spending unacceptable, as it dwarfs that of clubs from Europe's other top leagues. French, German, Spanish and Italian sides spend simi
www.marca.com
JGL07
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The situation at Barcelona looks remarkably similar to that at Rangers prior to their liquidation in 2012. The club was sold in 2011 by David Murray to an (alleged multi-millionaire) Craig Whyte for £1. It turns out that Whyte didn't have two pennies to rub together and sold the rights to many years future season ticket income for £27 million to the loan sharks: Ticketus. This cash was used for day to day expenses rather than clearing the £18 million loan from Lloyds Bank or paying cash due to HM Revenue and Customs.
The deal that Barcelona have pulled off to allow them to confirm signings looks not dissimilar. They have borrowed against potential future revenue to register the players already signed.
We all know what happened to Rangers after the club was liquidated and had to restart as a new club in the Scottish 4th Tier. It took them four years to get back to the Scottish Premier League, with two seasons in the Championship.
The thing with borrowing from Peter to pay Paul is nobody knows what the future holds, also it's a down hill ride paying back more every year, asset stripping will only end one way with nothing else to sell
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There are obviously more qualified people on here then me when it comes to the intricacies of football clubs and how they are financed. And it’s plain has the nose on your face that there is a lot of corruption going on. Real Madrid can sanction a new stadium (basically a wrap around and reduced capacity) and then Barca saying a refurbishment of theirs to the tune of £1.2 billion and not honoring contracts( why would Bernardo even contemplate that). Rags in debt and so on.
Once again no mention of City. How could Tebas when City have made a profit on player sales.
Once again he has a pop at PSG.
"Barcelona have to sell assets and PSG turn to gas. It's not sustainable
(and why have Barcelona had to sell their assets, Tebas?)
“The net balance says that they've spent 1,200 million more than they've brought in," Tebas explained on Friday.
"The Bundesliga have spent 50m less than they've earned, we've spent 50m more, Italy have spent 24m less. Look at the differences.
Tebas criticises the Premier League's transfer spending: A lack of control endangers the sport
Javier Tebas finds the Premier League clubs' spending unacceptable, as it dwarfs that of clubs from Europe's other top leagues. French, German, Spanish and Italian sides spend simi
I don't know exactly what he's said because of translations etc, but f365 has quotes where he mentions City. Link below, plus the quote for anyone who doesn't actually want to click their link...
“Premier League revenues are 1.8 times more than LaLiga or Bundesliga but this negative amount is 20 times more than the Spanish league which has very good financial control,” he said at La Liga public presentation.
“Something doesn’t make sense there, so what’s happening? There’s a lot of chequebooks coming out from clubs like Manchester City that sign a certain amount of players. Even the Championship lost €3bn over five years. The contributions of capital from club owners from Premier League clubs to compensate losses compared to LaLiga"
If he's genuinely said this it shows how clueless he is and that he's after us regardless of little things like facts.