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belgend posted:What, like the Euros? That was my first thought too. But is there any major team that doesn't tour in the summer already?
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s0meb0dy0 posted:That was my first thought too. But is there any major team that doesn't tour in the summer already?
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Scott Bakula posted:http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/jun/14/rupert-murdoch-summer-contest-football
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Crazy Ted posted:Roop's wife just filed for divorce so he's probably dealing with the stress by coming up with delusional ideas. I imagine he's forseeing a future where his bank balance is 50% less so he wants to refill it.
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serious gaylord posted:I imagine he's forseeing a future where his bank balance is 50% less so he wants to refill it. They signed a prenup anyway.
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Zedsdeadbaby posted:They signed a prenup anyway. He won't even need to worry about child support because the kids are Tony Blair's
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Zedsdeadbaby posted:Hearts to go into administration within 24 hours Hearts have been inevitably going bust since Romanov came in. This isn't really connected to Rangers.
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Swiss Ramble has updated again focusing on PL club profits and losses. Find out how bad your club is at doing business! http://swissramble.blogspot.com/ Why (for what purpose) are Arsenal sitting on a mountain of of cash? Also, Liverpool don't give no poo poo about TV money. General Probe fucked around with this message at 00:31 on Jun 26, 2013 |
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General Probe posted:Swiss Ramble has updated again focusing on PL club profits and losses. Find out how bad your club is at doing business! We won the league In red and black We won the league in red and black! We won the making money title, We won the league in red and black! Yet another trophy confirmed for my beloved Arsenal. Who says we never win anything? But seriously? We sat on that cash mountain both to offset debt incase of an emergency and so we can buy players cheap from struggling teams by offering cash up front. See cazorla.
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General Probe posted:Swiss Ramble has updated again focusing on PL club profits and losses. Find out how bad your club is at doing business! Why are Villa's debts so high? Is that just money owed to Lerner from investments in players and wages?
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Guitar_Hero posted:Why are Villa's debts so high? Is that just money owed to Lerner from investments in players and wages? the MON legacy, i'd imagine.
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Lugano and three other players have reported Malaga over unpaid wages. Strange how that club just cant get its poo poo together.
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Guitar_Hero posted:Why are Villa's debts so high? Is that just money owed to Lerner from investments in players and wages? AFAIK nearly all the money Lerner has given to the club has actually been in the form of low-investment loans, so basically yes.
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I don't know if Liverpool are the only English club to go in this direction, but the club has been pushing a new kind of contract in order to avoid being burned as badly as it has in the past with flop transfers. The intent is to lower basic salaries while offering higher performance-related bonuses than before. http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-fc-change-player-contracts-3325019
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They just need to make sure they aren't related to things like scoring goals but league position and that kind of thing
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Anyone have any theories why Man City and Chelsea appear to be trying to meet the FFP rules while Monaco and PSG don't seem to give a gently caress?
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Hashtag Banterzone posted:Anyone have any theories why Man City and Chelsea appear to be trying to meet the FFP rules while Monaco and PSG don't seem to give a gently caress? Monaco and PSG have only just started bribing UEFA so there's a grace period.
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CisSTAR 19 posted:I don't know if Liverpool are the only English club to go in this direction, but the club has been pushing a new kind of contract in order to avoid being burned as badly as it has in the past with flop transfers. The intent is to lower basic salaries while offering higher performance-related bonuses than before. Spurs have been using this contract structure for a few years now with a degree of success. Essentially a champions league spot is worth double the money which is one of the reasons why the Chelsea Champions League win hurt the platers so much.
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Hashtag Banterzone posted:Anyone have any theories why Man City and Chelsea appear to be trying to meet the FFP rules while Monaco and PSG don't seem to give a gently caress? I take your point, but PSG has only spent approximately 7M more euros this window than Man City (and that doesn't include Negredo and/or Jovetic). Monaco, on the other hand, is going bonkers. edit: http://www.soccernews.com/soccer-transfers/rest-of-europe-transfers/ http://www.soccernews.com/soccer-transfers/english-premier-league-transfers/
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Gigi Galli posted:Monaco and PSG have only just started bribing UEFA so there's a grace period. PSG don't even have to bother. Platini's son works for PSG
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Nobody cares about FFP. It was all just a prank on Wenger that got out of hand.
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Skinty McEdger posted:Spurs have been using this contract structure for a few years now with a degree of success. Essentially a champions league spot is worth double the money which is one of the reasons why the Chelsea Champions League win hurt the platers so much. Wilshere, Walcotts, Ramsey and OXs new contracts from earlier this year were performance based too, which is part of the reason why it took so long to sign up Walcott iirc.
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CisSTAR 19 posted:I don't know if Liverpool are the only English club to go in this direction, but the club has been pushing a new kind of contract in order to avoid being burned as badly as it has in the past with flop transfers. The intent is to lower basic salaries while offering higher performance-related bonuses than before. That is supposedly what City are doing, with Navas, Fernandinho, and potentially Jovetic and Negredo all on meant to be on £70k/w-£85k/w, plus loads of bonuses for good performances. Obviously still huge amounts of money, but better than the previous situation where any new player went straight in at around the £150k/w mark.
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better than paying roque santa cruz 90k
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mynameisjohn posted:better than paying roque santa cruz 90k He's gone
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CisSTAR 19 posted:I don't know if Liverpool are the only English club to go in this direction, but the club has been pushing a new kind of contract in order to avoid being burned as badly as it has in the past with flop transfers. The intent is to lower basic salaries while offering higher performance-related bonuses than before. Think it's a good thing overall, especially given how much has been overspent on wages of players who flopped so badly the past 10 years or so. The challenge for a club like Liverpool vs say City structuring them this way is I could see Liverpool possibly missing out on transfer targets, especially in competitive deals like say Mickey Ryan and Dortmund, when the other club is flat out paying higher guaranteed wages. That plus the lack of CL football for the foreseeable future I think make this somewhat of a risky approach for a club where they're at today.
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Shitshow posted:I take your point, but PSG has only spent approximately 7M more euros this window than Man City (and that doesn't include Negredo and/or Jovetic). Monaco, on the other hand, is going bonkers. Monaco have just gotten promoted so aren't in Europe at all right now though, so they've got another season or so to do some creative accounting/sign a ridiculously huge 'sponsorship' deal.
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vyelkin posted:Monaco have just gotten promoted so aren't in Europe at all right now though, so they've got another season or so to do some creative accounting/sign a ridiculously huge 'sponsorship' deal. Remember when someone said why don't you sell some super golden awesome tickets for like a million quid a pop and everyone laughed. I believe they're going with that. Funnier than simply paying the Platini family an enormous sum of money I suppose.
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Are you ready for Red Bull Leeds United
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TelekineticBear! posted:if they give us money for players I dont care what they rename about the stadium, but if they change most other things Ill cry
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TelekineticBear! posted:if they give us money for players I dont care what they rename about the stadium, but if they change most other things Ill cry I heard that Dietrich Mateschitz wants to ban both the punching and kicking of asian people
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Excellent research there.quote:The firm’s sporting interests away from football include a Formula 1 motor racing team.
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