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Back to my point then. The only difference being TB had considerably deeper pockets.

See above. I don't care about the ins and outs of it. The principle remains. You can't take the moral high ground when your owner has spent such a huge sum.

So what? The principle of spending £300M remains.

On the contrary...I remember it well :smile: So going from Withdean to spending 300 million pounds within a decade is OK within the spirit of financial fair play is it?

Oh, I absolutely do. And it has finally worked, so good for him (bad for us) For me, Goldberg was an idiot and I agree what you say about Jordan being outmaneuvered but, in the end, he was also a fool. I think that if Bloom wasn't as rich as he is, with spending at that level your club would...

I just don't get the 'holier than thou' attitude about Palace being shafted into two administrations by poor owners when you lads are positively crowing about £300M being spent by your owner. The only difference being that Tony Bloom had considerably deeper pockets than Goldberg or Jordan.

Financial Fair play at its best?