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Premier League's own FFP restrictions?
- Thread starter LoveCity
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zeven
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Re: Rags, Liverpool and Arsenal back FFP style financial control
Henry should use more time try to make liverpool team that is not pathetic and garbage instead of trying to impose his thoughts on others! FUCKING ****
Henry should use more time try to make liverpool team that is not pathetic and garbage instead of trying to impose his thoughts on others! FUCKING ****
gordondaviesmoustache
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waspish said:LoveCity said:Seems like we need to boost our revenue very fast before Gill and the other knobs get this enforced, although can't imagine it happening overnight. Over to you Mr. Soriano...
Yep I think our turnover in 2 to 3 years will be pushing 300m but my point is what Gill Abramovitch and Henry at Liverpool want is that they will never be over took and the rich will get richer.. All they are worried about is them selves
Are you sure?
David Gill seemed to be more concerned with the wider interests of the game to me. It would be completely out of character for him to act in a selfish manner.
bluejon
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Re: Rags, Liverpool and Arsenal back FFP style financial control
exact same clubs who threatened to start their own european league if uefa didn't expand the european cup in the early 90's. total scumbags
exact same clubs who threatened to start their own european league if uefa didn't expand the european cup in the early 90's. total scumbags
Re: Rags, Liverpool and Arsenal back FFP style financial control
“It made sense and was for the benefit of football clubs could operate within their own resources and it would bring about a limiting effect on player cost, in terms of transfers and wages.
“We are comfortable with it.'
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Of course he is comfortable with it, if your income is two or three times your competitors, then you can spend two or three times as much as them, and so you have a much better chance of success. Witness Everton's inability to compete and you see the promised land-the future for every other club (at least in the eyes of Arsenal and United).
“It made sense and was for the benefit of football clubs could operate within their own resources and it would bring about a limiting effect on player cost, in terms of transfers and wages.
“We are comfortable with it.'
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Of course he is comfortable with it, if your income is two or three times your competitors, then you can spend two or three times as much as them, and so you have a much better chance of success. Witness Everton's inability to compete and you see the promised land-the future for every other club (at least in the eyes of Arsenal and United).
gordondaviesmoustache said:waspish said:LoveCity said:Seems like we need to boost our revenue very fast before Gill and the other knobs get this enforced, although can't imagine it happening overnight. Over to you Mr. Soriano...
Yep I think our turnover in 2 to 3 years will be pushing 300m but my point is what Gill Abramovitch and Henry at Liverpool want is that they will never be over took and the rich will get richer.. All they are worried about is them selves
Are you sure?
David Gill seemed to be more concerned with the wider interests of the game to me. It would be completely out of character for him to act in a selfish manner.
;)
Blue Haze
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Gill and the rest can walk off a cliff. This is nothing more than changing the rules when they don't suit them.
Tevez City
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Another rule that is trying to stop the PROJECT.
Dextersmate
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Tevez City said:Another rule that is trying to stop the PROJECT.
Its too late for them to stop City,but the likes of Everton,etc need to stop this shit now.