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feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Good luck with that mate if you think there's a need to sell at r's.
why were your club straight on the furlough option then? Where is your club going to plug the black hole of no match day revenue and footfall into the club shop? Do you think any club can go on at pre March 2020 ways of operating? Fenway sport can’t prop up the club with their own pockets like Mansour can. Something will have to give to make the balance sheet right.
Breadsnapper
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why were your club straight on the furlough option then? Where is your club going to plug the black hole of no match day revenue and footfall into the club shop? Do you think any club can go on at pre March 2020 ways of operating? Fenway sport can’t prop up the club with their own pockets like Mansour can. Something will have to give to make the balance sheet right.
They have bucket loads of istree to pull them through.
Good luck with that mate if you think there's a need to sell at r's.
Do you think your owners can afford a 9m a week losses over the next 12 months without crowds and selling players rags are in the same boat with there American owners who only like taking out loans.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Do you think your owners can afford a 9m a week losses over the next 12 months without crowds and selling players rags are in the same boat with there American owners who only like taking out loans.
Don’t worry there’s still some of that Magical Coutinho cash left.
why were your club straight on the furlough option then? Where is your club going to plug the black hole of no match day revenue and footfall into the club shop? Do you think any club can go on at pre March 2020 ways of operating? Fenway sport can’t prop up the club with their own pockets like Mansour can. Something will have to give to make the balance sheet right.
You have a good point regarding match day tickets Everton sell more season tickets a season then Liverpool! Liverpool do that for a reason to make more money from selling the match day tickets that make them more money.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Do you think your owners can afford a 9m a week losses over the next 12 months without crowds and selling players rags are in the same boat with there American owners who only like taking out loans.
The penny hasn’t dropped for him yet has it.
At least the Fenway group are saving money by cutting the wages by 50% of there over sport cash cow.The penny hasn’t dropped for him yet has it.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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You have a good point regarding match day tickets Everton sell more season tickets a season then Liverpool! Liverpool do that for a reason to make more money from selling the match day tickets that make them more money.
Liverpool make more than City do on match day income. The rags are looking at being a 100 million in the hole with out fans in the ground, it’s going to be very tough for the teams out side of the premier league to survive this with everything built around getting fans through the turnstile and not having a tv deal to rely on.
Bluemanc100
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We might actually have a fighting chance unless you are aided and abetted again by the powers that beOh undoubtedly.
City and L'pool are a Country mile apart from anything else in this league that's never seen consistency like these two have shown over the last 2 years in it's entire history. Absolutely mindblowing the respective outputs over the past two/ three seasons. And I can't see anything other than it being a two-horse affair over the next good few years. So far are we both ahead of everyone else.
I also think we're both the best equipped to cope with the unprecedented situation we sadly now find ourselves in. The two best footballing sides in the country, lead by the two best teachers in the country who coach their way constantly through games. With the style of football we both play, rarely giving it away controlling games, it should be just like playing a training game for both.
We look forward to the challenge again next year. As I type I wouldn't like to call it either way.
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