PL set to introduce ban on incoming loans between associated party clubs

[Alan Harper's Tash]

My thoughts exactly.

Real and Barca will be trying to screw them over with a little help from our redshirts. All cheeks of the same establishment arse.

Girona can still loan our players. The PL want us not to be able to loan Eric Garcia from them, which I am wholeheartedly behind.

 

[give it to gordon]

These American clubs are really trying to make the pl a closed shop

To me FFP is illegal its stops free and fair trade.

As for loads players etc could players sign for the CFC and than CFC more the players to which ever club they own ;)

 

[citizen_maine]

These American clubs are really trying to make the pl a closed shop

To me FFP is illegal its stops free and fair trade.

As for loads players etc could players sign for the CFC and than CFC more the players to which ever club they own ;)

Not really. It's the individual clubs that 'buy' the players registration, and it's the registration that determines where the player can play. CFG wouldn't be recognised as a club for registration purposes

 

[khoitnm]

So they basically trying to make PL clubs "seems to be more competitive" by weakening everyone comparing other Europe clubs, nice move?
Btw, how about their progress on the idea of stupid salary cap?
Can't wait for all top players and managers to leave PL with all that stupidity.

 

[KingGeorge]

I doubt this will affect us, but smacks of an attempt by the cartel to hinder Newcastle in whatever way possible.

Any rules changes like this should be reserved for the summer recess, but the red tops have never been interested in fairness, just preserving their position at the top.

They could be helping us inadvertently. If the red shirt owners make it harder for Newcastle to compete that doesn’t necessarily hurt us.

 

[Jazzman]

They could be helping us inadvertently. If the red shirt owners make it harder for Newcastle to compete that doesn’t necessarily hurt us.

But we don't want that. We want to compete on the pitch, not by abusing the FA to make protectionistic rules. That is what the red kartel is doing, not us.

 

[citizen_maine]

They could be helping us inadvertently. If the red shirt owners make it harder for Newcastle to compete that doesn’t necessarily hurt us.

It doesn't hurt us, but it helps them, so we should resist it

 

[KingGeorge]

But we don't want that. We want to compete on the pitch, not by abusing the FA to make protectionistic rules. That is what the red kartel is doing, not us.

That isn’t what I said. I said the red cartel might inadvertently help us by trying to screw Newcastle. I didn’t suggest we take up arms against Newcastle

The reality is football is big business if the red cartel wants to screw one of our competitors we won’t give them the knife, but we aren’t likely going to call the Bobby either.

There isn’t an idealistic world where everybody is competing on the pitch in harmony. Khaldoon‘s job is to protect our interests only. Newcastle has to sink or swim on their own. Apple isn’t helping Google. Facebook isn’t looking out for Twitter. None of these clubs are our allies.

 

[Jazzman]

That isn’t what I said. I said the red cartel might inadvertently help us by trying to screw Newcastle. I didn’t suggest we take up arms against Newcastle

The reality is football is big business if the red cartel wants to screw one of our competitors we won’t give them the knife, but we aren’t likely going to call the Bobby either.

There isn’t an idealistic world where everybody is competing on the pitch in harmony. Khaldoon‘s job is to protect our interests only. Newcastle has to sink or swim on their own. Apple isn’t helping Google. Facebook isn’t looking out for Twitter. None of these clubs are our allies.

I think that if we are prepared to screw over Newcastle in this way then we cannot complain about the red kartel doing the same to us. Therefore I disagree with you. For me we have to be better than them.

 

[citizen_maine]

That isn’t what I said. I said the red cartel might inadvertently help us by trying to screw Newcastle. I didn’t suggest we take up arms against Newcastle

The reality is football is big business if the red cartel wants to screw one of our competitors we won’t give them the knife, but we aren’t likely going to call the Bobby either.

There isn’t an idealistic world where everybody is competing on the pitch in harmony. Khaldoon‘s job is to protect our interests only. Newcastle has to sink or swim on their own. Apple isn’t helping Google. Facebook isn’t looking out for Twitter. None of these clubs are our allies.

So we shouldn't be doing anything that supports the cartel in staying above anyone else