Media Thread - 2021/22

[The perfect fumble]

Also Liverpool, frugal?
Hahahaha

Well they're not keen on paying full whack for Champions League tickets.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

#	club	competition	Expenditure	Arrivals	Income	Departures	Balance
1		Manchester City	Premier League	£1.21bn	184	£451.52m	176	£-759.77m
2		Manchester United	Premier League	£972.63m	95	£319.82m	98	£-652.82m
3		Arsenal FC	Premier League	£713.81m	110	£272.12m	113	£-441.69m
4		Newcastle United	Premier League	£485.38m	141	£193.22m	142	£-292.16m
5		Aston Villa	Premier League	£557.21m	164	£265.28m	167	£-291.93m
6		Liverpool FC	Premier League	£741.09m	125	£449.96m	124	£-291.13m
7		Everton FC	Premier League	£604.59m	137	£328.55m	142	£-276.04m
8		Chelsea FC	Premier League	£997.92m	214	£727.75m	210	£-270.17m
9		West Ham United	Premier League	£488.61m	118	£222.68m	130	£-265.93m
10		Tottenham Hotspur	Premier League	£569.61m	85	£330.86m	92	£-238.75m

Thats 15/16 -to- 22/23

I thought Jordan was talking shite when he said 4 times as much as Klopps net spend. But lfc have a netspend greater than chelsea wtf!

 

[Blue Budgie]

Lying?

100 percent correct mate!

 

[Blue Budgie]

Loonie?

Lying but loonie works just ad well tbh.

 

[The blue phantom]

Do none of these cunts understand that our net spend is low (or was) because our players do not want to leave and stayed for 10 years, can you imagine what we would have got for Sergio if we had sold him just before his last two seasons, Yaya after his best midfielder in the world season, Silva, Vinnie etc

We would have been good for about 10 years or more if we used it like the scouse cunts use the Countinho 'fee'

Yep, They've been spending that Countinho Money now for several years and there's still a good £100 Milliin left.

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

Football is the one area business where investment and ploughing profits back into the business are considered bad.

 

[Segga]

Sky Sports News top of the hour at 3pm.
3 mins on Haaland followed by 10 mins on Nunez ha!

 

[RayCTID]

The Athletic are doing a great job in trying to gain more City supporter subscribers

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

I wonder if even City know what exactly they're "investigating"?

It's a good point. I'm assuming the two sets of lawyers are talking to each other and we have not withdrawn from the process as we did with UEFA. Certainly both sides wanted their discussions kept private but were over-ruled by a judge. That would suggest that there is some sort of information sharing process happening. It just seems bizarre that nothing seems to have happened for more than three years.

 

[maurizio]

Driving home put on 5 live for the sports news. After the tennis (always first on), the cricket, then the football news: Gareth Bale hasn't decided what club to go to, followed by the Chelsea women's team have announced a series of dates in America this summer. That's it. Nothing else of note to report then. Now if one of their favourite red clubs had bought Haaland I'm sure they might have squeezed a report in.