It's the PSR impact though (i.e. the way amortisation is applied to incoming vs outgoing transfers). Means we can still spend big if we spread over 4 - 5 year contracts.
I don’t know whether this is a compliment or not. But I’m taking it as a complement. (I’ve deliberately spelled them wrong just to **** with people’s minds).
We haven’t mate. We had a 150m ability and then we sold Longstaff. So we had about a 200m kitty prior to Ratface.
Same mate. Same. But I can still accept he is a quality player. Just no longer our quality player. BUT his transfer could be the door opener we've needed to be able to transform. It will still take a few seasons, but now we can genuinely build without the same financial restrictions.
Okay last thing I will highlight before I stop going on about PIF as I've said my piece. They got 20m less than they wanted for Isak and paid 25m more for Wissa. Also walked away from 30m for Osula. So 75m potentially lost. Also by not getting a striker in before the 30th August we have basically squandered 4-5 points. Last season we scrapped champions league on goal difference but they don't seem to be concerned. Okay no more PIF comments from me.
No I agree he was a good player. He was. But 130m? Nope. He went score as many goals at Liverpool because they have Salah and ekitike. And he won’t be the penalty taker I don’t think. I sincerely hope he fails.
The best thing to do is focus on what's here.. Isak is gone it screams you're struggling if you keep venting about him.
Like some stupid old spunk bucket that's crying that her boyfriend keeps cheating on her... She should have left him after the 1st time..
Christian Purslow reckons Liverpool are having one flutter as the PSR/ APT rules are about to change meaning Liverpool will not be able to compete with clubs with wealthy owners
