When Bournemouth is outbidding Juve and defending champions AC Milan for Zaniolo, I don’t know what else you could call it. The British laissez-faire island mindset with regards to investment is nowhere better personified than the PL. We let anyone and everyone with dosh come in and take over the place, and the big wigs at the FA get so filthy rich that it never occurs to them what’s happening.
They signed a load of wankers...thats what I will be singing next match in any case..honestly who cares
Two players who weren't even their first choice? I thought their identified targets were Mudryk and Caicedo, and they settled on Trossard and Jorginho. Can't really comment on the Polish CB as I've only seen him play once or twice, and even then I wasn't focusing on him.
It's amazing how people can say its been an underwhelming window for all the EPL teams, when you have a look at the charts in this article:
La Liga chief attacks Premier League ‘doped market’ as Europe is left behind
Premier League clubs spent £815m in a record-breaking January, leading Javier Tebas to label the English transfer market ‘doped and inflated’www.theguardian.com
The EPL has basically blown all the other leagues out, outspending them multiple times over. The EPL clubs are hoovering up all the best talent on the continent and Spain, Italy, Germany, and France look like becoming feeders for what the La Liga president calls a doped league.
And people are saying its underwhelming and we should have spent more!
Also worrying is how EPL clubs have stopped buying from the lower English leagues, so the pyramid structure (and the England team) is struggling.
Depends on how we are defining "better".
He wasn’t too concerned when they were spending millions/billions on poor players.It's amazing how people can say its been an underwhelming window for all the EPL teams, when you have a look at the charts in this article:
La Liga chief attacks Premier League ‘doped market’ as Europe is left behind
Premier League clubs spent £815m in a record-breaking January, leading Javier Tebas to label the English transfer market ‘doped and inflated’
The EPL has basically blown all the other leagues out, outspending them multiple times over. The EPL clubs are hoovering up all the best talent on the continent and Spain, Italy, Germany, and France look like becoming feeders for what the La Liga president calls a doped league.
And people are saying its underwhelming and we should have spent more!
Also worrying is how EPL clubs have stopped buying from the lower English leagues, so the pyramid structure (and the England team) is struggling.
Sorry to change the subject but it has pissed me off that the Guardian use Porro as the header photo as opposed to one of the hundred players Chelsea have brought.It's amazing how people can say its been an underwhelming window for all the EPL teams, when you have a look at the charts in this article:
La Liga chief attacks Premier League ‘doped market’ as Europe is left behind
Premier League clubs spent £815m in a record-breaking January, leading Javier Tebas to label the English transfer market ‘doped and inflated’
The EPL has basically blown all the other leagues out, outspending them multiple times over. The EPL clubs are hoovering up all the best talent on the continent and Spain, Italy, Germany, and France look like becoming feeders for what the La Liga president calls a doped league.
And people are saying its underwhelming and we should have spent more!
Also worrying is how EPL clubs have stopped buying from the lower English leagues, so the pyramid structure (and the England team) is struggling.
I think they had a good window . Considering the position they're in adding premier League experience is a good thing if it can push them over the line.
You could pretty much assume that the picture editor is an Arsenal or Chelsea fan.
It's their own fault. La Liga has been marketed so badly. They wasted their halcyon days of having ridiculous talent and now the product is garbage. For the last few years in England we haven't even been able to watch Spanish league football legally, and when we have it's been on obscure channels with awful commentary that almost renders it unlistenable.It's amazing how people can say its been an underwhelming window for all the EPL teams, when you have a look at the charts in this article:
La Liga chief attacks Premier League ‘doped market’ as Europe is left behind
Premier League clubs spent £815m in a record-breaking January, leading Javier Tebas to label the English transfer market ‘doped and inflated’
The EPL has basically blown all the other leagues out, outspending them multiple times over. The EPL clubs are hoovering up all the best talent on the continent and Spain, Italy, Germany, and France look like becoming feeders for what the La Liga president calls a doped league.
And people are saying its underwhelming and we should have spent more!
Also worrying is how EPL clubs have stopped buying from the lower English leagues, so the pyramid structure (and the England team) is struggling.
Imagine if we missed out on two surefire improvements to the starting XI and brought in two decent bench players, the meltdown here would be incredible. Arsenal have failed when you look at what they were trying to do. #EduOut was trending on deadline day.
You may think they have a good window, but don't be surprised if they fail to win the premier league, that their fans will think otherwise and start blaming the board for the failure in not paying the money needed to acquire Mudryk.
