Match Day Thread Premier League, Cups & Euro Watch

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But the Echo is a LFC shill paper so naturally they only care about LFC

Obvs, but it’s like an admission that they’re skint, and they’re crying about something that is nothing but paranoia i.e. assuming that ‘dem oil clubz’ will use the relaxation in FFP for COVID to massively invest in players.
 
Obvs, but it’s like an admission that they’re skint, and they’re crying about something that is nothing but paranoia i.e. assuming that ‘dem oil clubz’ will use the relaxation in FFP for COVID to massively invest in players.
Of course!
They will need an excuse at the ready should they turn out to be unsuccessful in continuing their success beyond the rest of this season.
Because Liverpool only ever lose because of anti LFC conspiracies....come on Tobes you should know all this :)
 
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The likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and arsenal will only spend within their means, which is the whole point of ffp. Ultimately it won't effect them in the long term, but smaller clubs like Burnley, Bournemouth, Everton and co could really struggle down the line.
 
Of course!
They will need an excuse at the ready should they turn out to be unsuccessful in continuing their success beyond the rest of this season.
Because Liverpool only ever lose because of anti LFC conspiracies....come on Tobes you should know all this :)
I think the article is about buying power, Liverpool cannot spend big without selling, whereas Chelsea are spending big without selling with the help of their oil baron. Apart from that , Liverpool are operating on going concern basis,
 
I think the article is about buying power, Liverpool cannot spend big without selling, whereas Chelsea are spending big without selling with the help of their oil baron. Apart from that , Liverpool are operating on going concern basis,
Only, Chelsea have been self sustaining for 6 years, so the idea that they’re still the plaything of an oil baron is demonstrable nonsense.

They’ve funded the purchase of Werner largely with the fee they’re due for Morata.
 
The likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and arsenal will only spend within their means, which is the whole point of ffp. Ultimately it won't effect them in the long term, but smaller clubs like Burnley, Bournemouth, Everton and co could really struggle down the line.
You’re racking up losses greater than ours as you’re losing much more revenue per lost home game, which helps pay your huge wage bill.

So no, not really.
 
You’re racking up losses greater than ours as you’re losing much more revenue per lost home game, which helps pay your huge wage bill.

So no, not really.

Before the pandemic you'd just reported a club record £112m loss
 
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Before the pandemic you'd just reported a club record £112m loss
Of which less than £30m was an operating loss, and we’ve covered that off with the £30m from USM for naming rights.

Meanwhile LFC are refunding STH’s weekly, on the drip ffs <laugh>
 
The likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and arsenal will only spend within their means, which is the whole point of ffp. Ultimately it won't effect them in the long term, but smaller clubs like Burnley, Bournemouth, Everton and co could really struggle down the line.

No the whole point of FFP is to protect the big clubs and ensure that nobody can really challenge them long term.

Absolute joke of a rule.
 
No the whole point of FFP is to protect the big clubs and ensure that nobody can really challenge them long term.

Absolute joke of a rule.

Or stop owners ruining clubs like what happened with Portsmouth (I know you'll think that's funny)