Raheem Sterling | Joins Chelsea for £50m

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handsofstone said:
We don't need to "balance the books"

We are extremely self-sustainable with our revenue, and our player amortisation is brilliant

Selling players like Porro/Bazunu for a combined £20mil will be essentially all profit, whereas Haaland is costing us £16mil per year on the books and Alvarez less than £3mil

And also Torres leaving for £50mil, it will go down on the books as £35/40mil profit

So we don't need to balance the books, thats how well we are run

It's more the fact were missing out on £100mil.... that money isn't required but its a lot to just throw away as neither appear like they'll extend their contracts

No chance we let then go on loan, we'd let then go for free over that
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I was taking more about the wages wise in the account books so when 2 first team players leave it's a big saving

transfer fee's go back into the accounts for the manager to use to balance the squad and pep still needs a left back and holding midfield player, i would hope the sale of both sterling and jesus would be enough to buy both players pep and city need
 
Coatigan said:
You do. Exact wording 'The Kolpak ruling declares that citizens of countries that have applicable AA agreements, AND who are lawfully working in the EU, have ewualbrights as citizens of the EU.


Again, I'm going with, he would have no issues as a Jamaican having the right to work in the EU because I don't know one way or the other. But that would have to be true first, for the ruling to be active.

It isn't an entry route. It is simply an extension of rights to tjose already in the EU. Assuming he qualifies for Madrid as through a gelal entry route, they cant limit his right to play in the league. But he still needs to qualify in the first place. Through a route other than this ruling.
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No one is arguing it's an entry route.

Why are you bringing up an entirely different topic of whether he'd get a work permit in Spain? When have Real Madrid ever failed to get a work permit for one of the most famous footballers on the planet that they've bought for mega money and are paying mega money?

It really does feel at this point you're just throwing mud at things.
 
domalino said:
No one is arguing it's an entry route.

It applies the moment he's employed by Real Madrid.
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Totally. Can he be employed by Madrid though as a non-eu citizen. I'm assuming he can. You are assuming he can. Maybe he can (maybe not). If he can, it is not because of that ruling, which omly applies once he is lawfully within the EU.
 
domalino said:
No one is arguing it's an entry route.

Why are you bringing up an entirely different topic of whether he'd get a work permit in Spain? When have Real Madrid ever failed to get a work permit for one of the most famous footballers on the planet that they've bought for mega money and are paying mega money?

It really does feel at this point you're just throwing mud at things.
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See what I mean to editing your posts? I've already replied to this when it was a different point.

It is not a different topic. The ruling applies to those already in the EU. it is not an entry route. He would need a valid entry route, to be in the EU for it to apply.
 
Coatigan said:
See what I mean to editing your posts? I've already replied to this when it was a different point.

It is not a different topic. The ruling applies to those already in the EU. it is not an entry route. He would need a valid entry route, to be in the EU for it to apply.
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Thats what i thought, but looking at the cricketers list. Seems not.
 
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