La Liga want Man City investigation

JGL07 said:
Except that Girona is over 100 km from Bracelona.
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Don't split hairs ! Lol. Yeah makes Norwich and Ipswich look local I suppose. My point was more Girona competing for local talent - even if they send them to the CFA - and Barca might not have a free run of talent in eastern Spain forever
 
Think the Spanish league is getting frustrated over losing out on world class stars. Look at whats happened to Neymar, Mbappe etc. Normally, Barcelona or Madrid would be first choice for many world stars but now with the money on offer, these players have so many more options. I love the fact PSG have bullied Barcelona financially to lure players away, it breaks the strangle hold of the old guard.

Personally, don't think money guarantee's success anyway. Yes, we have bucket loads of cash but we have yet to make a real impact on the Champions league in 6 years. Same can be said of PSG. It's took Chelsea about 10 years to win it. It get's you a 'seat at the table' if you catch my drift. And to me, the more teams at that table, the more competitive the whole of Europe is going to be. GOOD!
 
NanaToure42 said:
never seen such obvious "butt-hurttery"
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Oh, I dunno...

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MancInAus said:
Think the Spanish league is getting frustrated over losing out on world class stars. Look at whats happened to Neymar, Mbappe etc. Normally, Barcelona or Madrid would be first choice for many world stars but now with the money on offer, these players have so many more options. I love the fact PSG have bullied Barcelona financially to lure players away, it breaks the strangle hold of the old guard.

Personally, don't think money guarantee's success anyway. Yes, we have bucket loads of cash but we have yet to make a real impact on the Champions league in 6 years. Same can be said of PSG. It's took Chelsea about 10 years to win it. It get's you a 'seat at the table' if you catch my drift. And to me, the more teams at that table, the more competitive the whole of Europe is going to be. GOOD!
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Us, Chelsea (amongst others in England on a smaller scale), Monaco, PSG, Milan, Inter, Leipzig, Wolfsburg, Leverkusen.... four of the five biggest leagues are full of foreign investment. La Liga are playing a dangerous game if they think what they're doing is a good thing, once Messi and Ronaldo are finished they'll be begging for the money. Valencia, Atletico, Sevilla and a few others could become true giants with the right owner but the league won't let them, idiots.

If anybody thinks the tide isn't turning look at Brazils two most marketable players, neither are with Madrid or Barca.
 
ManCitizens. said:
Us, Chelsea (amongst others in England on a smaller scale),
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I see and hear comments about our Arab owners and Russian oligarchs when discussing foreign owners and City and Chelsea are always highlighted.

What about other clubs foreign owners

Arsenal Russian and American, United American, Bournemouth Russian, Leicester Thai, West Brom Chinese, Southampton Chinese and Swiss, Everton Indian, Liverpool American, Swansea American these clubs are either 100% foreign owned or have majority foreign owner.

These owners are not on a small scale nearly all have multi billionaire owners yet the spokesman of Barcelona states Uniteds money comes from football. Does it hell. Money comes from noodle sponsorship and exploiting fans to buy duvet covers and shirts and basically selling your soul to the god of money

What the difference is is that some owners of clubs choose to invest money into football whereas others choose not to and indeed some owners choose to actually suck money out of football we are looking at you Arsenal and United and that is the bigger scandal
 
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