They’ll all be saying the premier league is Islamophobic next.Here We go again.
People who haven't had to compete to get their wealth and do as they please without people being able to say no to them are saying the league does not promote competitiveness cause they can't do as they please.
They’ll all be saying the premier league is Islamophobic next.
Need this weeks tribunal to come out with a verdict that the PL rules are not anti competitive to stop all this from certain clubs, that's assuming the tribunal is sitting , has there actually been any official confirmation that it is taking place.
It’s a shame all PL clubs can’t get in a room and all agree on rules which will last a few years and help their clubs be financially secure. That way they all know the rules therefor they won’t need to argue about the rules in the future.![]()
Aston Villa owner threatens Premier League with legal action over spending rules
The Egyptian billionaire has highlighted the top-flight's Profit and Sustainability Rules as 'anti-competitive'www.football.london
Chelsea, or more specifically, Abramovic’s money is the reason the premier league is what it is today.How much further along would we have been without Chelsea for a decade and then Citeh on top of that for the last 10 years?
Utter bastards.
and ignoring the sustainability part of the rules.Here We go again.
People who haven't had to compete to get their wealth and do as they please without people being able to say no to them are saying the league does not promote competitiveness cause they can't do as they please.
So stealing and cheating is to the benefit of the PL ?Chelsea, or more specifically, Abramovic’s money is the reason the premier league is what it is today.
We probably wouldn’t have the state of the art facilities we have now, the stadium would probably have had a much smaller budget.
Almost certainly would not have made the champions league final.
But they all know the rules. It’s just that some don’t want to abide by them when they break them or their situation changes when a sugar daddy buys them.It’s a shame all PL clubs can’t get in a room and all agree on rules which will last a few years and help their clubs be financially secure. That way they all know the rules therefor they won’t need to argue about the rules in the future.
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I would say the opposite - without chelsea (and later Man City) Spurs would probably have been in the Champions League the vast majority of the last 20 years, would have a far higher profile, better players, and probably have won something in that time........those two clubs have kept Spurs on the periphery for much of that time.Chelsea, or more specifically, Abramovic’s money is the reason the premier league is what it is today.
We probably wouldn’t have the state of the art facilities we have now, the stadium would probably have had a much smaller budget.
Almost certainly would not have made the champions league final.
Fully agree. We would have picked up a decent haul of trophies had those two not doped themselves above us. We would also have signed a number of the players that were lured to Chelsea and City by their inflated wages.I would say the opposite - without chelsea (and later Man City) Spurs would probably have been in the Champions League the vast majority of the last 20 years, would have a far higher profile, better players, and probably have won something in that time........those two clubs have kept Spurs on the periphery for much of that time.
Disagree. They spent their wealth on themselves. Are you trying to credit Abramovic with the PL's global popularity? I think you've got that backwards. He bought an English club as it was already the league on the rise and he got Chelsea for a song as they were hours from potential obsolescence after their first trial run at winning things by outspending others obscenely in the mid-late 90s. The 90s were fairly bleak initially after the Europe ban etc but things had corrected by the early 00s and Yanited were a global juggernaut. Serie A was on a downturn and La Liga was La Liga. Always relevant because of Barca and RM.Chelsea, or more specifically, Abramovic’s money is the reason the premier league is what it is today.
We probably wouldn’t have the state of the art facilities we have now, the stadium would probably have had a much smaller budget.
Almost certainly would not have made the champions league final.
F the problem with Abu Dhabi and Saudi. They will always be financially secure. They could take the league apart if let loose with their money.It’s a shame all PL clubs can’t get in a room and all agree on rules which will last a few years and help their clubs be financially secure. That way they all know the rules therefor they won’t need to argue about the rules in the future.
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It’s what clubs like villa don’t get. They keep saying it anticompetitive, what would happen if they were allowed to spend what they wanted? Clubs like spurs couldn’t afford to keep up, that is anticompetitive.Disagree. They spent their wealth on themselves. Are you trying to credit Abramovic with the PL's global popularity? I think you've got that backwards. He bought an English club as it was already the league on the rise and he got Chelsea for a song as they were hours from potential obsolescence after their first trial run at winning things by outspending others obscenely in the mid-late 90s. The 90s were fairly bleak initially after the Europe ban etc but things had corrected by the early 00s and Yanited were a global juggernaut. Serie A was on a downturn and La Liga was La Liga. Always relevant because of Barca and RM.
Chelsea spending did help to massively inflate transfer fees. It wasn't that long ago when £20M was still considered a hefty fee. Now you're lucky if it gets you a promising youngster. Not to mention the wages they pay, and force other top clubs to pay as a result. Another development these clubs have helped along which has long screwed clubs like us.
In short they have utterly screwed the footballing landscape, on and off the pitch, to their favour.
I'd open a bottle of bubbly if they and other clubs like them folded overnight.
But they all know the rules. It’s just that some don’t want to abide by them when they break them or their situation changes when a sugar daddy buys them.
Thing is that club owners gaslight their fans into thinking that they are victims whereas it's the rest of the clubs in the premier league who are the victims if two or three clubs get to spend without any kind of restriction.Football fans piss me off in general.
We all want quick fixes, money splashed out on players, regardless. But the fans of, Villa and Newcastle in particular are even more grating.
They just cannot understand that the rules are there to help them if something was to go wrong. They have it in their heads that the league is set up to favour “The Red Clubs”. Jesus wept. No self awareness. Backing City and Chelsea is dancing with the devil and incredibly short sited.
I mean Newcastle could challenge Man City if they were allowed to have their way, but Villa would be left in the dust, then how long until the owner gets bored? Then they are lumbered with a massive wage bill, shit infrastructure and no way to sustain there current spending.. then what? Will they moan that nothing was in place to prevent their club from going down?