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Will Newcastle benefit from the APT case

  • Yes they'll be scrapped and Newcastle can bulldoze it

    Votes: 3 15.0%

  • Newcastle will get more wriggle room

    Votes: 12 60.0%

  • No it'll be exactly the same situation

    Votes: 1 5.0%

  • No the rules will actually be tightened

    Votes: 4 20.0%
  • Total voters
    20
Looks like more wriggle room was the right call. We'll be able to flex a little more, spend a little better, and grow a little faster. However, enough time has been spent for the other clubs to whisper in each others ear and do exactly the same. So we have probably just about got near the spending capacity of Villa and maybe the tail end of Spurs, but we will remain at arms length from the other 5 for probably ever.

That said, the league has flattened a lot, not a lot to call between 3rd and 11th, so it's hopefully getting more competitive.
 
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Roland Deschain said:
Looks like more wriggle room was the right call. We'll be able to flex a little more, spend a little better, and grow a little faster. However, enough time has been spent for the other clubs to whisper in each others ear and do exactly the same. So we have probably just about got near the spending capacity of Villa and maybe the tail end of Spurs, but we will remain at arms length from the other 5 for probably ever.

That said, the league has flattened a lot, not a lot to call between 3rd and 11th, so it's hopefully getting more competitive.
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Assuming these new rules are not challenged.

We are about to get a game changing sponso deal. Aramco would be my bet.
 
ToonArmy1892 said:
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We will probably never be successful in a vote on this but there might be a better chance this time I suppose.

There's 4 clubs at the top and most the bottom half that will always vote us into oblivion because it will cost them directly by making their aims more difficult if Newcastle can spend big.

City Chelsea Newcastle are probably the only 3 that will vote against the new rules... if we're lucky villa Everton Forest and Leicester but it's only going to take 1 to say ok and we're ****ed.
 
Roy! said:
We will probably never be successful in a vote on this but there might be a better chance this time I suppose.

There's 4 clubs at the top and most the bottom half that will always vote us into oblivion because it will cost them directly by making their aims more difficult if Newcastle can spend big.

City Chelsea Newcastle are probably the only 3 that will vote against the new rules... if we're lucky villa Everton Forest and Leicester but it's only going to take 1 to say ok and we're ****ed.
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On the basis of self interest, I would expect that Everton, Forest and Villa will vote against.
 
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