decmancity
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They can and I won't be surprised if they do.
Michael Olise | Bayern Munich Player
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How come? They had to have a fire sale this summer to comply with FFP. No way they can spend another 200m.
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Decent player, technically accomplished, but isn’t exactly a flier, doesn’t score very often, and, whenever I’ve seen him play, has drifted in and out of proceedings. Wouldn’t get much of a look in at City. Decent value for somebody though
And Palace were awful for most of last season
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There is no FFP.
They haven't really had a fire sale. They have just sold off several excess players. They took a loss on all of them also I believe.
They will just give them 8yr contracts and jobs a good un
He's a sort of Trent Alexander type player. Can bring the ball up the pitch and cross for the forwards. His set piece delivery and free kicks are excellent, but his defending and positioning when out of procession needs a lot of work. I have seen him in the wrong half, trotting back when the opposition were attacking down his side. He deffo gives off 'not arsed' vibes.
And he doesn't celebrate scoring goals. What is that all about?
And he doesn't celebrate scoring goals. What is that all about?
Bollocks. The reason why Olise had more G&A than Bobb and Palmer last season is because one of them plays for a team that is utter shite, and the two others play for the best team in the world with world class players in all positions. Olise wouldn’t have gotten a game here last season. Give Palmer 37 PL apps for Palace and he’s getting way more than 2 goals all season. Olise has no real competition, Palmer and Bobb has to compete with world class players to get some time on the pitch
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So is this article (and several others like it) not accurate?
Chelsea set for MASS clear-out of players to meet FFP requirements after recording £121m annual loss | Goal.com UK
Chelsea will reportedly be forced to sell experienced players this summer to offset their wild spending spree under new ownership.
www.goal.com
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