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Absolutely, but only drink occasionally now.You've always loved that stuff.
Very sensible Dribs.Absolutely, but only drink occasionally now.
Especially I am agreeing.Very sensible Dribs.
Football finance reporter Mo Chatra took to social media to report: ‘any punishment relating to losses relative to the PSR Calculation in excess of £105m would be implemented THIS season’.
This came off the back of a long update on the London club’s financial standings, in which it was reported that: ‘they are many £10s of millions short of break even under PL P&S in 23/24 even if they managed to just about comply in 22/23 (which I’m skeptical about too)’.
It all boils down to the understanding that Todd Boehly can only spend a maximum of £105 million in this window and after reportedly pulling out of a move for Tyler Adams and agreeing a move for Romeo Lavia – it seems there are still irons in other fires for alternative signings this summer.
Therefore, the idea that the Londoners can afford the Ecuadorian that has caused so many headlines on top of other possible deals – is surely impossible.
That is of course unless the eccentric American owner is ready and willing to accept a points deduction in order to beat Jurgen Klopp to the signature of the 21-year-old.
In truth, it seems everyone is confused at the current standing but the longer that the Reds leave their offer on the table – the more embarrassing it will get for Mauricio Pochettino’s side as they seemingly can’t afford to match us.
If the Seagulls don’t want any of the players that are being offered to try and sweeten the deal then it all comes down to Chelsea taking a points deduction or walking away from signing a record-breaking midfielder.
Both options have obvious consequences and for now, we must play the waiting game.
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as i've pointed out previously this is nonsense due to accounting periods . All they can calculate is the amount the cost of the transfers are costing per year and work out the amount to be taken into account in the ffp calculations but as they cannot yet know the revenues from all sources including transfers for the 23/24 season definitive statements are pointless .
This is not to say they are not in FFP difficulties and constantly need incoming fees from transfers.
Been saying along, if Chelsea could match our bid then they would have already. They've made a number of bids already, so they really want him and seen a bid accepted so they now know the price B&H will take.Football finance reporter Mo Chatra took to social media to report: ‘any punishment relating to losses relative to the PSR Calculation in excess of £105m would be implemented THIS season’.
This came off the back of a long update on the London club’s financial standings, in which it was reported that: ‘they are many £10s of millions short of break even under PL P&S in 23/24 even if they managed to just about comply in 22/23 (which I’m skeptical about too)’.
It all boils down to the understanding that Todd Boehly can only spend a maximum of £105 million in this window and after reportedly pulling out of a move for Tyler Adams and agreeing a move for Romeo Lavia – it seems there are still irons in other fires for alternative signings this summer.
Therefore, the idea that the Londoners can afford the Ecuadorian that has caused so many headlines on top of other possible deals – is surely impossible.
That is of course unless the eccentric American owner is ready and willing to accept a points deduction in order to beat Jurgen Klopp to the signature of the 21-year-old.
In truth, it seems everyone is confused at the current standing but the longer that the Reds leave their offer on the table – the more embarrassing it will get for Mauricio Pochettino’s side as they seemingly can’t afford to match us.
If the Seagulls don’t want any of the players that are being offered to try and sweeten the deal then it all comes down to Chelsea taking a points deduction or walking away from signing a record-breaking midfielder.
Both options have obvious consequences and for now, we must play the waiting game.
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Is he going to threaten Caicedo with a Mafia hit if he refuses to sign for you?
Your confusing auctions with sales![]()

WHY CHELSEA CAN'T AFFORD TO SPEND £115m? After spending a staggering £600 million ($741m) across the last two transfer windows, Chelsea have come under the scanner of UEFA. Financial Fair Play penalties might prove to be a major stumbling block in completing their transfer objectives this summer. Hence, despite triggering Tyler Adams' £20m ($25m) release clause they pulled back from the deal. To reduce the Caicedo fee, they have also looked to offer players to Brighton but the Seagulls remain interested in a cash-only deal.
How FFP could scupper Chelsea's blockbuster £115m Moises Caicedo move as Liverpool wait in the wings - explained | Goal.com UK
this is kind of simple enough right now I guess.
a)Brighton would want cash and cash now. cast off players is not much good to them especially if they are unfit. how long does it go til they cave in?
b) chelsea have yet to bid. they'd have to come up with something that betters 111mil straight cash.
they cannot parade a new signing that has not signed so they'd have to basically half do the medical now like its deadline day
I think they are desperate for us to withdraw the bid so they can offer 80mil plus cast offs.
c) lfc are stuck. they've committed money and cannot withdraw. Chelsea could string this out until lfc have literally no playing options left to buy.
as I said a hammering one way or the other come 4:30pm might just change the whole picture, at least might grease the wheels.
Liverpool should withdraw our bid. He has now said he doesn’t want to play for us. The chasing of a player who has openly dissed the idea of being in our team could get humiliating as well as expensive.
Football finance reporter Mo Chatra took to social media to report: ‘any punishment relating to losses relative to the PSR Calculation in excess of £105m would be implemented THIS season’.
This came off the back of a long update on the London club’s financial standings, in which it was reported that: ‘they are many £10s of millions short of break even under PL P&S in 23/24 even if they managed to just about comply in 22/23 (which I’m skeptical about too)’.
It all boils down to the understanding that Todd Boehly can only spend a maximum of £105 million in this window and after reportedly pulling out of a move for Tyler Adams and agreeing a move for Romeo Lavia – it seems there are still irons in other fires for alternative signings this summer.
Therefore, the idea that the Londoners can afford the Ecuadorian that has caused so many headlines on top of other possible deals – is surely impossible.
That is of course unless the eccentric American owner is ready and willing to accept a points deduction in order to beat Jurgen Klopp to the signature of the 21-year-old.
In truth, it seems everyone is confused at the current standing but the longer that the Reds leave their offer on the table – the more embarrassing it will get for Mauricio Pochettino’s side as they seemingly can’t afford to match us.
If the Seagulls don’t want any of the players that are being offered to try and sweeten the deal then it all comes down to Chelsea taking a points deduction or walking away from signing a record-breaking midfielder.
Both options have obvious consequences and for now, we must play the waiting game.
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Why should we?Still can't believe we haven't withdrawn
, until Chelsea actually bid, then he's not going to Chelsea.