Dicko
John Lacy
Pathetic
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Cheatski are still scum
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Uefa forgetting their own rules again. Said that they could have points deductions. Utd, barca breaching they changed it to fines.
The governing bodies are not fit for purpose.
Looking a bit light on the left. They need to invest.
Chrissivad
Paul Stalteri
£100m...
I'm sure Delap is happy they aren't looking to sell him already...
Now deport the lot of them.
…and still not the biggest clam in the photo.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
You mean blatant cheating
metalgear
Colin Calderwood
How so? Everything so far has been above board.
They just got punished by uefa for breaking ffp.
metalgear
Colin Calderwood
yeah i didn't realize that. good on uefa. why no punishment from the epl or are they legal?
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Steffen Freund
EPL managed by teams in EPL, most large organisations are poor at self management on regulation breaches or rule bending.
Because the epl couldn't agree rules on selling assets. So we have nkne. Allowing clubs to sell hotels and womens teams to other companies their owners control.
metalgear
Colin Calderwood
So job done and back to business
They have have strengthen well again and early too.
Boehly has the "to dare is to do spirit"...innovative and pushing the envelope, and investing to win before the stadium gets built.
Lemonade Money
Luka Modric
What does that even mean?
You should go and support them. Maybe you already do.
ricky2tricky4city
Andy Thompson
Clearlake are an investment vehicle....the gamble is so heavily front loaded that either they know a untapped revenue scheme is on the way, or there's some discreet 3rd party (safety net?) financing we are not seeing.
A stadium will probably cost them another sunk cost of 2bn ..and even getting that off the ground is littered with issues and hurdles.
The point being, in a normal world, an investment vehicle will be looking for ROI and exit strategy. It's hard to see how that comes about. But as I say maybe what's happening isn't normal? (Or straight)
Boehly isn't in charge.
You might not have noticed but we won a trophy last season and are investing in players.