Match Day Thread General matchday thread.

[Munson.]

Goes a small way to making up for the time they went bust and took advantage of the lack of rules at the time. Meh.

Remember before the rules when clubs took advantage of having the most money.

 

[Sucky]

That’s at least six quite clear reds Liverpool have now avoided this season.

"I thought the referee did well"

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[Peej]

Because they were coming from a league below initially, it wasn't sustained and over a longer period other clubs spent more.

Nobody has won anything using local talent from local areas alone since long before the moon landing though, so anyone pretending they've won anything without spending large sums of money is an Ostrich.

Who said that’s the way it should be. But you and fosse are cry arsing about other clubs who have built their brand. Built on success and grown.

 

[Solid Air]

They were already trying to meet the horseshit of financial regulations before relegation.

so they weren't punished .

 

[Munson.]

Who said that’s the way it should be. But you and fosse are cry arsing about other clubs who have built their brand. Built on success and grown.

I wasn't cry arsing I was telling you and the other idiots fosse was right.

That's all.

 

[Munson.]

so they weren't punished .

Oh they were they got relegated

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

My mate Bergvall will boss this.

 

[Peej]

Remember before the rules when clubs took advantage of having the most money.

Like Newcastle smashing the transfer record for Shearer. ….

 

[pieguts]

Remember before the rules when clubs took advantage of having the most money.

How did they get “the most money”.
In those days it was wealthy owners, which wasn’t exclusive to just them, commercial activities, which again wasn’t exclusive to them, or being able to put more bums on seats, Newcastle have had all of those, but in relative terms haven’t been successful. Why was that?

 

[Peej]

They were already trying to meet the horseshit of financial regulations before relegation.

no they were not. They had the 7th highest wage bill the year they went down

 

[Munson.]

How did they get “the most money”.
In those days it was wealthy owners, which wasn’t exclusive to just them, commercial activities, which again wasn’t exclusive to them, or being able to put more bums on seats, Newcastle have had all of those, but in relative terms haven’t been successful. Why was that?

TV money and winning the big hands at the right time.Then pulling up the drawbridge after them.

 

[Munson.]

no they were not. They had the 7th highest wage bill the year they went down

If they were allowed to spend they would have.

Really it's not rocket science this lads.

 

[Munson.]

Anyway it's Leicesters problem not mine

Can we just watch the match.

 

[Munson.]

Ange ball nice.

 

[Chief]

why didn’t Newcastle build on the modest success of the 90’s.
They expanded the stadium, signed a striker for a world record fee etc.

Paid big money fees and wages.

Because something wasn't fair or something, obviously.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

Just need a Fernandes card, four other cards and 10 more corners for a 100/1 winner. Easy.

 

[pieguts]

TV money and winning the big hands at the right time.Then pulling up the drawbridge after them.

Liverpools success mostly came from before Sky mate, so that’s just nonsense. As a 60 year old, I remember TV coverage of the old first division which was pretty much the Big Match

 

[Chief]

You’ll never sing thaaaaaat


England presumably rather than Britain.

"Fouth most successful club over the last decade and half, and you ****ed it up.

Fourth most successful club over the last decade and a half, and you ****ed it up."

 

[Peej]

If they were allowed to spend they would have.

Really it's not rocket science this lads.

they were allowed to, that’s why they had a massive wage bill.

 

[Munson.]

Liverpools success mostly came from before Sky mate, so that’s just nonsense. As a 60 year old, I remember TV coverage of the old first division which was pretty much the Big Match

Even Newcastle were fairly successful until TV money. You mentioned commercial growth and I answered the question.