They wouldn’t dream of it, they’d get their arsed handed to them every time.They'd need far more time if they wanted to discuss City with him!
Jordan just had a dig about City navigating it's way around FFP with our 'massive' Etihad sponsorship. Stupid fucker must not realise that the sponsorship of City by Etihad has been deemed fair market value every time its been challenged.
@projectriver anywhere we can watch or listen to this as missed it whilst you were on.
Thanks matetalkSPORT Web Player - Listen Live | talkSPORT
Tune in for Live Sports Commentaries, Exclusive Breaking News, Opinion and More. Take a look through our schedule or listen back to anything you missed.talksport.com
Might have to wait till show finishes a 1 then press listen again. If you try to listen live will need an account don't think you do on catchup.
They might publish on their YouTube and socials laterThanks mate
I read somewhere that the Etihad deal was only worth 40 million a year or I did I dream that. :)Arsenal’s deal with Emirates is £50 million per year, City’s Etihad deal is worth £67.5 million per year, this is City who have qualified consistently for the Champions league every season since 2011. Won 7 premier league titles in that period, completed a treble, been in two champions league finals and not finished outside of the semi finals in the competition since 2020. For exposure I think the deal has been very good for Etihad growing it’s global brand, I imagine not many people will have heard of them before 2009.
FFP is unfortunately what happens when a financial policy is designed and implemented by people who know nothing about finances or fairness but who have a rather different agenda.Going slightly off-topic, isn’t FFP a big factor of the inflation of football transfers?
If you buy a player for 50mil and sell them for 10mil, you’ve made a 40mil loss but had possibly 5+ good years of service where you’ve not had to replace them.
If you buy 3 players, 50mil each, but have to consistently sell to buy & buy to sell, the average transfer rate skyrockets.
We all know it’s a racket, but it’s also shooting up the price of players to unsustainable levels.
That was very interesting. Simon Jordan is a real motor mouth by the way. I am not a finance professional, but I think Chelsea are walking a real tight rope with a blind fold on. If they breach ffp again in a big way, I think they are very likely to be heavily sanctioned and not with just a fine. They will get a points deduction. As you said, the clubs that badgered the PL and UEFA about us will be doing just the same regarding Chelsea. The likes of Liverpool/Man Utd et al are hurting right now and they will do whatever it takes to level the playing field on and off the pitch. Interesting times. Come on City! Best owners in the world.On Talksport talking Chelsea finances at 11.30 - Jordan and White
In contrast to rags getting £90m a year for the next ten years for one Caribou cupArsenal’s deal with Emirates is £50 million per year, City’s Etihad deal is worth £67.5 million per year, this is City who have qualified consistently for the Champions league every season since 2011. Won 7 premier league titles in that period, completed a treble, been in two champions league finals and not finished outside of the semi finals in the competition since 2020. For exposure I think the deal has been very good for Etihad growing it’s global brand, I imagine not many people will have heard of them before 2009.
The Team Viewer sponsorship which was worth a high percentage of the company’s actual value which they have realised they can’t finance any more was reckless. Any future sponsors to United are they getting value for money? They’ve turned into a basket case of a club dining out on things that happened 20 odd years ago.In contrast to rags getting £90m a year for the next ten years for one Caribou cup
From 15 mins if you missed@projectriver anywhere we can watch or listen to this as missed it whilst you were on.
hiringCan you clear up the biggest talking point please, were you referring to him as Harry Potter or was it hiring Potter?.. @projectriver
It was 40m per year when it was first in place. Has been increased since then.I read somewhere that the Etihad deal was only worth 40 million a year or I did I dream that. :)