Because the Allams would have no interest in making a signing seem more ambitious and a real statement of intent just as season ticket sales came out would they ... Fact is, you've spent far more than us in recent years, fairly similar last season, the major difference being our signings paid off and got us promoted and yours didn't.
.. that was before it became apparent that he only had one leg, actually foot, his left ... so we got him on a knockdown deal of £250k up front combined with an accelerator bonus scheme for converted penalties ... for which we subsequently formulated a cunning plan to avoid having to pay anything ...
You don't have to believe us, even if he was £2.6 million he was still a bargain, what is it we got again, £120 million they reckon? What do you get for almost getting to the play-off final?
... a close season plague of closet Leicester fans who just can't resist us because, after all, we are so damn cool
As you can barely string a sentence together, I suspect you're not very rich at all. I might let you clean my offices if you're really stuck. Minimum wage like.
You can have all the money in the world, you'll still be playing Yeovil and Doncaster next season whilst we play Man Utd and Chelsea.
Your owners are worth that, it's not available as ready money to spend on the team. Our owners are worth a few hundred million, but it's moot because you won't see us spending PSG/Monaco style. And that £120m doesn't come as a lump sum, it's spread out in parachute payments, TV money and the like. If we survive this season, then we can start spending a little bit more. Although it's always puzzled me how an owner buys a player for the team. Does he ring up his banker and say "I'd like to withdraw £2m please"? Or does he just write them a cheque?
It is if they want it to be. Us cutting cost this summer is the owners decision because of FFP not because the money isnt there. Had FFP not have come in we would have spent but again not like Sven's trolley dash because we have seen it doesnt work and its not how Nigel likes to operate