Thaksinssoldier
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the teams. It sill have to be paid back over next decade I reckon. Hence the 55% wage cap. That’s to ensure each team can fulfil its debt.
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The Super League | FA + PL: New Charter & Fines | UEFA: Settlement
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the teams. It sill have to be paid back over next decade I reckon. Hence the 55% wage cap. That’s to ensure each team can fulfil its debt.
TFC
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I 100% believe it
PragueBlue
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Pep commented last week he was pisses off city were playing virtually every mid week as well as weekends. He'll welcome this like Franco walking down Las Ramblas.
Maybe some of our academy players will get more games now though (he says looking for a silver lining).
super_city_si
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Surely thats 3.5B sahred between the founding clubs? Wont 3.5B each.Club have confirmed they will receive 3.5B Euros for being a founding member
Rhea Salvo
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Elon Musk and DogecoinWow, that's a whole lotta cash, wondering who is behind this loan, I mean who is REALLY behind this?. Oh I love a good conspiracy theory, lol.
I mean, it's not like we need money really.
Long Slow Goodbye
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The lack of ‘European’ prefixing ‘Super League’ is interesting - I can see the clubs transcending Europe and being franchised, based in the States; Tampa United FC or New York City FC vs Real Madrid etc.
Old Trafford is falling apart,the Etihad belongs to the council, and the local fan bases aren’t likely to be able to attend matches at full capacity for a couple more years anyway yet, so what’s the point staying here?
The absolute elite players have always swerved Manchester clubs because they couldn’t be arsed living here; that’s going to be a massive disadvantage to both in terms of competing with the other Super League clubs for players - Chelsea - even Spurs and Arsenal - will have the upper hand if they’re equally financed, being able to offer London to entice the mercenaries.
Being based in New York or Florida instead would be a game changer for the Glazer’s and ADUG - they could legitimately rival the Spanish giants in terms of lifestyle and environment, and pull in the likes of Messi, Mbappe etc, while utilising the superior sporting and commercial infrastructures in the US.
Old Trafford is falling apart,the Etihad belongs to the council, and the local fan bases aren’t likely to be able to attend matches at full capacity for a couple more years anyway yet, so what’s the point staying here?
The absolute elite players have always swerved Manchester clubs because they couldn’t be arsed living here; that’s going to be a massive disadvantage to both in terms of competing with the other Super League clubs for players - Chelsea - even Spurs and Arsenal - will have the upper hand if they’re equally financed, being able to offer London to entice the mercenaries.
Being based in New York or Florida instead would be a game changer for the Glazer’s and ADUG - they could legitimately rival the Spanish giants in terms of lifestyle and environment, and pull in the likes of Messi, Mbappe etc, while utilising the superior sporting and commercial infrastructures in the US.
blueju
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What pisses me off it’s just like ministers, lords and the other establishment, a few riding roughshod over millions of paying fans.
peter.evans
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Backed into a corner? What about the principle of saying we don't agree with it please fuck off !I 100% believe it
I’m surprised they even invited us. I’d have thought we’d have been about as welcome as a fart in an astronauts suit