Pingu the Penguin
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Lol it could be a dead heat then, theoretically
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Sounds like klipperty need to get Moyes on board.Reminds me of the time when Moyes defended his United team's woeful 2-2 home draw with Fulham by pointing out that they'd put in 81 crosses. Fulham had 6 foot 7 Dan Burn at centre back and only 18 of those 81 crosses reached a team mate. The 21 year old novice Burn cleared 22 of them himself.
Remembering David Moyes & Man Utd's ridiculous 81 crosses against Fulham
Right, so you know tactics? Looking at an opponent's strength and weaknesses to decide how to approach a game? When you see a centre-back who stands at 6'7 liniwww.90min.com
Jordan banging on about a wage cap when in fact we had a way of strangling wages and control at clubs in premier it was premiership ffp rules.
Read this it shows the initial rules in 2013.
Here’s a snippet of it>>
“Regarding the salary control restrictions, only a £4m increase in the wage bill for PL clubs will be allowed. If a PL club spends more than an additional £4m on wages from the previous season, the additional wage cost can only be funded by increased commercial revenues that the club has made during that season.”
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Read this it shows the initial rules in 2013.
Here’s a snippet of it>>
“Regarding the salary control restrictions, only a £4m increase in the wage bill for PL clubs will be allowed. If a PL club spends more than an additional £4m on wages from the previous season, the additional wage cost can only be funded by increased commercial revenues that the club has made during that season.”
A Brief Analysis of the EPL's New Financial Reform
Financial reform in football has been a pet project of UEFA President Michel Platini for years, but the reforms were never going to mean much if the big leagues didn't buy in. Today, the English Premier League has joined the financial reform movement
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Yup.
My post was more about the actual content of the page though.
Pictures of the Dippers, Rag's and Leicester lifting the PL trophy, and the list of former winners doesn't list the current champions.
The Manchester Evening News suggested a play off - they also mentioned that there were other methods such as head to head - and then even broke that down with further rules, which wouldn't apply as we had two 2-2 draws.
The thing is, while it looks possible, has there ever been a tie for ANY position in the Premier League? With all the variables it would still be really, really unlikely for it to line up on the final day, even when we're so close.
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So they are suggesting a change of the competition rules during the actual competition to suit their desired outcome?
That would be unprecedented... Oh, wait, no it f*cking isn't because they've change the handball rules mid-competition more times than I care to remember... and don't get me started on that.
No. I think they're saying the rules are different to the page on the PL site (which hasn't even been updated with our win last year). They quote the Premier League rule book.
Nightmare scenario could see Man City face Liverpool in league title play-off
Manchester City lead Liverpool FC in the Premier League with three games remaining - but have a mounting injury crisis.
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Looks like the MEN are right: https://resources.premierleague.com...e6e1/PL_Handbook_2021_22_DIGITAL_29.11.21.pdf
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