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Tobes said:
It’s all about saving the game though.....

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Definitely bin this **** right off then.

Talk about trying to dress self interest up as altruism.

****s
 
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PISKIE said:
Definitely bin this **** right off then.

Talk about trying to dress self interest up as altruism.

****s
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It gets worse;

The Premier League has studied the PBP proposal since it became available over the weekend and believes that if adopted it would promote a greater disparity of wealth between the top clubs and those who finish at the bottom of the league. Currently the league is the most equitable in football with a 1:1.7 ratio split of television revenue between the top club and the one that finishes last.

The Premier League will tell its members that by season 2025-2026, when the full transition has been completed, under PBP proposals the bottom club would earn between £40 million and £50 million and the top club around £160 million. That would make the ratio between top earners and the lowest 1:4. All newly promoted clubs would be obliged to hold back £25 million per season for their first two years in the league, greatly reducing their spending power and chances of survival. The £40 million to £50 million figure represents a huge fall from the £102 million that bottom club Norwich City earned last season

 
Tobes said:
It gets worse;

The Premier League has studied the PBP proposal since it became available over the weekend and believes that if adopted it would promote a greater disparity of wealth between the top clubs and those who finish at the bottom of the league. Currently the league is the most equitable in football with a 1:1.7 ratio split of television revenue between the top club and the one that finishes last.

The Premier League will tell its members that by season 2025-2026, when the full transition has been completed, under PBP proposals the bottom club would earn between £40 million and £50 million and the top club around £160 million. That would make the ratio between top earners and the lowest 1:4. All newly promoted clubs would be obliged to hold back £25 million per season for their first two years in the league, greatly reducing their spending power and chances of survival. The £40 million to £50 million figure represents a huge fall from the £102 million that bottom club Norwich City earned last season
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TBF the subscribers only tune in for the big boys. Not many Chinese folk paying to see Burnley grind out a 0-0 with West Brom.
 
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Tobes said:
It gets worse;

The Premier League has studied the PBP proposal since it became available over the weekend and believes that if adopted it would promote a greater disparity of wealth between the top clubs and those who finish at the bottom of the league. Currently the league is the most equitable in football with a 1:1.7 ratio split of television revenue between the top club and the one that finishes last.

The Premier League will tell its members that by season 2025-2026, when the full transition has been completed, under PBP proposals the bottom club would earn between £40 million and £50 million and the top club around £160 million. That would make the ratio between top earners and the lowest 1:4. All newly promoted clubs would be obliged to hold back £25 million per season for their first two years in the league, greatly reducing their spending power and chances of survival. The £40 million to £50 million figure represents a huge fall fro
m the £102 million that bottom club Norwich City earned last season
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Presumably that pot newly promoted clubs have to ‘hold back’ will go to help Liverpool and spurs pay off their stadium costs.

Get in the fkin bin with that ****.
 
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Tel said:
Doesn’t sound like it was ever fun for you, life.
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thing is things change as you get older and ive had my fun at the football and now its not fun anymore................dont get me wrong i`ll go for the odd away trip for old times sake but being herded here and herded there isnt my idea of enjoying a day out anymore, the cardiff buses have banned drink drugs and the anything goes attitude which also kills the day because i do like a joint or ten on a bus trip
 
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