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He's said its been in the works for 3 years but a couple of days ago he was claiming it was needed due to the damage covid had done to football finances. What a moron, can't even keep his story straight.

Every mid-week Championship game is either on Sky or the red button in a normal season. What has confused things this season is that as its condensed some mid-week games are deemed weekend fixtures and therefore not on the red button.

Looking forward to next seasons Taxi for Robins thread.

Fairly confident we'll stay up :ROFLMAO:

Wasn't expecting much tonight to be honest so 3 points is a nice bonus.

This game is nuts.

We do love shooting ourselves in the foot.

nice finish that from Walker.

What a save.

This is all happening with them knowing the spotlight is on them and everything is being filmed. Makes you think about how bad things must have been when they could do what they like and it was just their word against someone else's.

This could be good :D https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-56834322

Need to see that again as on first viewing that looked a pen.

The standard of coverage all round on the red button games is pretty shocking.

Not an issue in North American sports where tax rates vary state to state, with some states even having 0% tax rates. Two options, either as in North America the cap is the cap irrespective of tax and you just have to deal with it or you calculate the cap using players net salary.

"but I don't think it's prejudiced us with additional material that would prejudice this jury," he said, adding that "a congresswoman's opinion really doesn't matter a whole lot."

Salary caps work brilliantly, at least in the NHL which is the only North American sport I follow, as you've never far away from being a contender. Problem here is we don't have a flat league structure, we have the pyramid. Lets be honest if you were starting from scratch now and suggested 92...

Some confusion about Barca as well with some reports saying they were never actually confirmed as in it and only that they'd put it to a member vote which would almost certainly be rejected.

The prosecutors were keen to have third degree as essentially a fall back if they didn't get a second degree conviction but I wasn't aware you could be convicted of both.

What can the government do to prevent things like this and get ownership in line. Could they legislate that money can't be extracted from clubs? You need to stop the sort of sums being taken out of clubs like Man Utd in dividends and interest payments but also be careful not to block access to...

It was only introduced in the 90s in Germany wasn't it. How did they bring it in?