Lloris is world class.
Bale and Sandro have potential to be world class.
No one else comes close.
Is there any source into this?
short of getting a sugar daddy in i think we'd be extremely unlikely to find a better replacment
- and by 'better' i mean an owner who could smash through the glass ceiling you refer to.
The most probable alternative will be slowly being asset stripped and managed decline, like Villa and Liverpool. We've actually come a long way in the last decade after the appauling 90s and early 00s. Remember we we're perenial 10-12th placers, with a few relegation scrapes, when they inherited us.
willing to back the team a little more - I feel last season we were too thin on the ground unfortunately
short of getting a sugar daddy in i think we'd be extremely unlikely to find a better replacment
- and by 'better' i mean an owner who could smash through the glass ceiling you refer to.
that's one of the risks, I do feel though we are being asset stripped a little now trying to find stadium money
that's one of the risks, I do feel though we are being asset stripped a little now trying to find stadium money
On the asset stripping issue, what if the following unlikely scenario was offered? Real Madrid come in with £100m for Bale. The money was used with naming rights and property deals to fund the stadium with no long-term debt. Would that be asset stripping or a good investment?
On the asset stripping issue, what if the following unlikely scenario was offered? Real Madrid come in with £100m for Bale. The money was used with naming rights and property deals to fund the stadium with no long-term debt. Would that be asset stripping or a good investment?
Could the term "asset stripping" be used about this at all? Doesn't seem right to me, but I have no clue about these kinds of things.