GT49er
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Tony Bloom looks a broken man
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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But not your wallet presumably.
Agreed, but Wednesday did have a manipulative foreign chairman previously and the connections of the current one aren't angels.
Hats off to Leicester, but dig deep into their accounts and things are quite murky.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Poor old Tony
He's a supporter ..I'm not looking that happy either
Wednesday are not up yet!
Laridae
Active member
Beautiful post, sums up my thoughts precisely.
driller
my life my word
5 year plan ?
Next season is year 5
Believe.
Next season is year 5
Believe.
fair point. still a nice pay day at womberly though
LCFC - a brilliant achiveement this year, one of the greatest in footballing history.
But for the last two season's they were trying to get of the Championship, they were collosal over spenders, ''cheating' their way to the PL with a star studded squad.
Charlie's web
New member
- Apr 23, 2016
- 11
I'm gutted, we are all gutted, this season has taken us on a journey that nobody could foresee. It has pushed every last ounce in our belief. We finished 20th last season! We stay TOGETHER can you imagine our squad now, fully fit! And with a serious attitude gained from the injustice of these last 2 weeks! This is 1978 all over again and 1979 turned out just fine. Ta
I believe it is year 6...
The rules need changing. They're supposed to stop relegated teams going bankrupt, but they allow teams like Burnley to spend millions on a striker like Gray. And the teams that do break the rules (Leicester, Bournemouth, Middlesbrough) are laughing all the way to the bank.
Next season could be ridiculous.
Eh?
We've finished 10th, 4th, 6th, 20th and 3rd.
Unless you're from Norwich you should have run out of all your fingers on one hand by now.
It's year SIX
The rules need abolishing.
But even more painful if you fail that day though. Looking as Derby and other forums lately, fans of clubs that lost the Championship play off final, spoke of the heartbreak of the day and having to sit in the awful traffic jams afterwards as victorious fans celebrated at the same time.
Come on Hull, a far better footballing team than Weds.
It wouldn't surprise me if Burnley didn't cheat. They sold two or three quality players last summer, and also had the vast PL parachute money this season. Grey's fee per annum and his wages would be a small fraction of that.
OptimisticSeagull76
New member
- May 14, 2016
- 3
I'm pretty sure Burnley have spent pretty much what they made on transfers so fair play to them, FFP doesn't come in to it. Boro on the other hand are a different story.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,328
they may have overspent but i'd hardly say there were any stars.
or just set a firm limit on transfer budgets and wages. At the moment, if I am correct, the amount a club can spend is some ratio of their income. Which makes it MASSIVELY tilted in favour of clubs with large grounds and good marketing teams. Just make it a firm ££ limit on spending.
- Apr 13, 2015
- 3,486
I fear that this was THE chance.. those money bags clubs plus the others with big bucks incomes will give us much more to do... that and the fact that Kayal and Knockeart will attract bids from Prem clubs.. plus maybe Hemed... plus some random club will chase Dunk.
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