Wasn't there someone on here before Donavan came along that was obsessed with us signing Traore?
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@doctor_mac get your deerstalker on.
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Wasn't there someone on here before Donavan came along that was obsessed with us signing Traore?
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@doctor_mac get your deerstalker on.
In a thread about Transfer Rumours .....
If you misspell a double negative, does that make it a triple negative?
It's is all about pratice makes perfect...
Players that practice free kicks become better at it and I think If he practiced his finishing he would improve that part of his game, which if he did I would love to see him in a Liverpool shirt.
I just loved to see the way he handled Tanganga and I believe that he would handle Reece James better than Jota or Mane infact I believe that he would torrorize him
But yes, I understand that we are not signing him
Don’t you think he’s been doing that for years and years?
He wants the hugs from Klopp not some bald fraud
Players should, you know, practice in order to get better everyone! Where has this genius idea come from?! They could come to the club on days where there aren’t matches, probably not to the ground itself so the grass doesn’t get chopped up and they can have more space, and they can practice doing footbally stuff to get better at it. I’m all in on this.
Genuinely, is Doner Van an all time low for 6CM? Must be close.
Would be surprised if Utd can afford him this summer after Varane and Sancho. Would really be a big fuck you to FFP
Everyone else is flipping the two fingers at FFP, so why not Utd?
Because they are still heavily in debt.
Yeah, but they have such massive incomings, they can service the debt. I'd say their bigger problem is that being run by Yank businessmen rather than a corrupt oil rich country, they're probably less willing to grease the wheels with backhanders all over the place within UEFA.
Speaking of football debt, is there any chance someone at the FA is looking at Spain and how they mercilessly applied their income and salary rules to Barca and think: "you know what, I'd like to be the Robin Hood who does something like that here and makes the sheikhs and the oligarchs tremble and cry." Not because they genuinely care about fairness, but more likely to make themselves feel important. Maybe FSG knows something we don't.
Isn't it that this season clubs are permitted to spend what could reasonably be expected for two seasons? Not sure if that is then deducted from next season's budget. Anyone know how this is supposed to work?
I think there was something about corona virus seasons whereby a club could spend what they could spend an amount (which could be reasonably estimated) they’d earn in a normal season without breaching FFP.
Surely you're an FFP expert as well ?
After Doner-Van’s revolutionary idea of employing people to seek out new players in the far flung reaches of the globe (and the Hackney Marshes), and then this quantum shifting revelation of “practicing”.... the world awaits what startling insights are to come....
Heavens above... he might even suggest employing people who “know stuff” to give these footballers a “few ideas” about how to play the game????
They talked about averaging 2019-20 and 2020-21 as a single period so the average overall loss wouldn't be quite so bad, but I think when they announced this that they thought the pandemic wouldn't drag on as long as it has (and they were probably expecting 2019-20 to be the bad year, when for a lot of clubs 2020-21 will have been worse because of stadium closures). There's also some adjustments that clubs can make for covid costs (which I assume means they can discount any losses they can clearly attribute to reduced revenues or enhanced costs from covid). So in theory, you could add back a normal level of match day income when calculating your profit or loss for any period affected by covid. This will obviously involve some subjectivity (e.g. City could almost double their match day income by pretending the stadium would have been full
).I wouldn't be surprised to see UEFA take a light touch approach where a club fails FFP as a result of losses in the covid period, unless they were clearly taking the piss.
The word “reasonably” will be taken to the extreme by 2 clubs in particular.
Considering the way some on here have been going nuts that we haven't signed anyone what does that tell you?
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