They've got this huge walk in freezer thing that the players have to spend 5-10 minutes in after each game. Apparently it helps repair muscle tissue and rid the body of lactic acid. It sounded like a pile of shite at the beginning of the season, but now I reckon we'll be seeing a spike in heists on butchers shops all round the country!
If Leicester do win the title, they'll make a film about this and I reckon it could also be a game changer in terms of the 'traditional top four'. I reckon teams like WHU and Spurs enter the fray because that fear factor that the also rans used to have regarding the top 4 is rapidly evaporating and as more money flows into the game and the effects of FFP begin to bite the top clubs, I reckon it'll narrow the gap between all competing clubs in the top 8 as this season has already shown.
Have you heard what Bilic had to say on the matter? He is in full agreement with you.
He's basically saying that the top clubs can only have so many top players and now due to the money in the game the traditional smaller clubs are closing the gap.
His theory is that top clubs already have great players, so despite having more money can only really improve so much. Whereas the mid table sides now have the opportunity to improve greatly. I guess his point, it's easier to improve on James Tompkins than Vincent Kompany.
There is now also the situation where in the past. West Brom would have had to sell Berahino to Spurs, Spurs would have had to sell to bring him in.
Now West Brom don't need to sell and can also add Rondon. In the past they'd have needed to raise funds by selling their players to reinvest. Now teams can keep their best players and invest in better.
In the past Spurs would have had to sell to strengthen. Now they can keep all their best players and still add top quality.
Back to Bilic's point, how do Spurs improve on Kane? Or their back 4? Not easy. They can improve their squad but will struggle to improve their best xi. West Ham, Everton, Southampton et al will keep their best and add. Thus closing the gap.
So every PL team will have top quality all over. This will as you say, close the gap.
The money should ensure that the Prem will continue to throw up surprises. Remain competitive. When Villa who are 20th have players on £70k a week and spent £50+ million in the summer are compared to the likes of Lavante or Verona or or Newcastle to Granada or Frosione who have spent and pay buttons it's obvious to see why the strugglers can compete with anyone.
Yesterday I was actually surprised that Sunderland didn't beat Arsenal.