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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Chelsea did so before FFP and Ken Bates had finished the stadium but with a debt of about £90 million. It’s once FFP has come in that Chelsea struggled to win titles and probably gave abramovitch the excuse not to spend. City use sponsorship from the owner’s business to fund the team. They’ll be investigated and probably face a transfer embargo imo. As long as Liverpool don’t win the league again I’m not bothered. It was Citys ridiculous spending habits that were the catalyst for FFP to come in. Having to create rules to "play fair" Basically "stop being dicks" Edited by crvenaeagle (14 May 2019 11.38am)
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Palace deny they are in talks!! Can someone close or lock this tread
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Originally posted by glaziermart
Palace deny they are in talks!! Can someone close or lock this tread If somethings not going to happen there's no need to close the thread. The brexit one would have ended 1000 pages ago if that was the case.
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Interesting development
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I think that Sky provided the biggest nail in the coffin of modern football Spot on.
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Originally posted by glaziermart
Palace deny they are in talks!! Can someone close or lock this tread Theres a distinct lack of quotes in that article. Means nothing either way
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Originally posted by glaziermart
Palace deny they are in talks!! Can someone close or lock this tread that usually means they are!
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How is this bloke gonna pass the “not a crook” test that the FA does for potential new owners?
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
How is this bloke gonna pass the “not a crook” test that the FA does for potential new owners? Quite easily with the backhander they'll receive from him or rather his mate(s)
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I think that Sky provided the biggest nail in the coffin of modern football Exactly. I will not forget Alan Sugar's part in the original deal. He owned Amstrad who I believe were involved in satellite dishes etc and he was also Chairman of Spurs at the time. From what I remember when the bids went in, he was allowed to leave the room and Sky then put in a higher bid... nothing corrupt at all about the initial sky deal
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Originally posted by bashy2
when SP was interviewed for the premier League show he was asked if he still enjoyed being chairman of crystal palace he said he didn't enjoy it anymore so read into that I'm reliably informed that whether he enjoys it or not, he isn't going anywhere.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I think that Sky provided the biggest nail in the coffin of modern football Money rules the world. Sadly.
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Just saw a rickshaw in Sainsbury's Car Park.
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Originally posted by NEILLO
I'm reliably informed that whether he enjoys it or not, he isn't going anywhere. who your sauce than rumours all over Thai TV they in talks so let's see what happens shall we
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Originally posted by Lyons550
Lets be honest £150m wont get him much....certainly not the club as a whole. £250m and then they'll be in with a shout. Maybe they'll just sell him the club and keep the ground......Oh wait!
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