Should be a huge scandal, but lol Deadpool!
Should be a huge scandal, but lol Deadpool!Wrexham got £18m of tax payers money (which doesn't have to be repaid) to help build their new stand.
Wrexham AFC receives £18m from government despite Hollywood backing
Welsh government grants used to fund football club even though it is owned by wealthy movie starswww.theguardian.com
Brummie bastard's going to follow?how much did they contribute overall?Should be a huge scandal, but lol Deadpool!
Blah blah blah great story for the game blah blahWrexham got £18m of tax payers money (which doesn't have to be repaid) to help build their new stand.
Wrexham AFC receives £18m from government despite Hollywood backing
Welsh government grants used to fund football club even though it is owned by wealthy movie starswww.theguardian.com
Mind the gap mind the gap
After all our ground’s too small for us….Can we get £18 million for a new stand too?
Definitely against state intervention on behalf of foreign multi-millionaires during a supposed budget squeeze! Why wouldn’t we be?Today SkyBluesTalk is morally *spins wheel* against state intervention in football clubs.
Definitely against state intervention on behalf of foreign multi-millionaires during a supposed budget squeeze! Why wouldn’t we be?
More points deducted to SW. It’s the correct rules I guess but seems unnecessary
More points deducted to SW. It’s the correct rules I guess but seems unnecessary
Leicester's troubles extend from the dugout all the way to lawyers' chambers.
Charges for allegedly breaching spending rules, when they were promoted as Championship title winners two seasons ago, has them locked in a legal battle with the Premier League.
If found guilty, the English Football League could hit the Foxes with a points deduction.
It is a case reportedly being heard now,, external not that the club or football authorities have acknowledged it publicly.
Leicester's troubles extend from the dugout all the way to lawyers' chambers.
Charges for allegedly breaching spending rules, when they were promoted as Championship title winners two seasons ago, has them locked in a legal battle with the Premier League.
If found guilty, the English Football League could hit the Foxes with a points deduction.
It is a case reportedly being heard now,, external not that the club or football authorities have acknowledged it publicly.
It probably makes little difference, as they were almost certainly doomed anyway.
I guess it is important to dish out the sanctions in a fair and consistent manner, even if it does sound a bit like kicking a man when he is down.
We wouldn't object if it was Leicester, would we?
Beautiful
Sheffield Wednesday handed further six-point deduction for breaching EFL regulations after going into administration
Sheffield Wednesday have been handed a further six-point deduction; the Owls were previously given a 12-point deduction in October after filing for administration; Wednesday were already bottom of the Championship table and now sit on -10 pointswww.skysports.com
Or Watford win. Brum have resources to come after auto spot. Watford maybe too inconsistentBlues Watford tonight. Draw please.
Birmingham will be nowhere near usOr Watford win. Brum have resources to come after auto spot. Watford maybe too inconsistent
are we worse than Leicester for gaming the rules under Sisu - I’d say so
Don't want them going up with us as they will spend big and possibly avoid relegationTossers are 2-0 up
Yep, their away form is dreadful.Birmingham will be nowhere near us
hahahahhahaDon't want them going up with us as they will spend big and possibly avoid relegation
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