How do teams actually get ahead in the transfer market these days? Does it all come down to money in the end? To find rough gems you need a great scouting setup, and surely another team can just spend more money to build an even better setup?
Seems so. I never found twitter engaging enough to use regularly and its a bit **** to administer feeds. Irrespective, I ditched all mainstream media content providers a while back as, to be fair, they were all full of ****ing imbeciles who made my eyes bleed to read. Edit: Unlike Not606 obviously ...
It's alright for updates on sport before things hit the "mainstream" but the comments are indeed full of imbeciles. Who post things about Hull when they've never been and need to look in the mirror.
That runs on the assumption that spending x million more pounds will find the same rung of 'undiscovered' players when really there's countless out there who will flourish in a particular set up.
Our kid has seen the new home shirt and gives it 9.5 out of 10. Best for many a year. Stripes and simple.
Hull City owner calls for reduction of wealth gap between the Premier League and Championship - as Burnley win race for MK Dons ace | Yorkshire Post
Sure he wouldn't be saying it if our respective positions reversed and we had the parachute payments and they didn't
