r.soleofsalford
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And then there is Saudia, they`d be laughing their cocks off.
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Premier League meeting to discuss salary cap?
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And then there is Saudia, they`d be laughing their cocks off.
citymad
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Exactly and we know how exciting yank sports are to watch. These American owners will be the demise of English football if they get their way.Most likely the growing number of American owners in England will be pushing this hard imo and it might come to pass. Next probably the scrapping of relegation?
Indaparkside
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It won’t matter to us when we get put in division 2
His team could be back in championship in a few years like a lot of teams that a yo-yo teams they make major decisions! Oh the yanks are pushing for all these rules! The league in 20 years be just like the American sports! The Saudi league will even take the young top players! Premier being arrogant here thinking they'll never go the way of over leagues!
Laughing your cock off is haram.And then there is Saudia, they`d be laughing their cocks off.
Fred_Quimby
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Am I correct in thinking that the women's league has a salary cap? This the reason a lot of women are playing abroad and why English teams do badly in their CL?
Am I correct in thinking that the women's league has a salary cap? This the reason a lot of women are playing abroad and why English teams do badly in their CL?
Yes they do.. we have lost a lot of players because they've been offered a lot more money
Spot onAm I correct in thinking that the women's league has a salary cap? This the reason a lot of women are playing abroad and why English teams do badly in their CL?
Maybe if you paid players less you could reduce ticket prices.What's wrong with spending your money on players wages? They're the ones actually kicking the ball about.
Things that should be introduced: ticket price cap and a debt limit.
The only way a salary cap would work if it's worldwide and that ain't going to happen, so pay the players accordingly but the punter in the stadium and the one's paying to watch on TV will have to pay market price.