fernandopartridge
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Decent game at Wrexham. They're quite a decent side going forward I think.
Unlimited expenditure will do that.Decent game at Wrexham. They're quite a decent side going forward I think.
To be fair they have been very smart in the transfer market buying established experienced Championship players (basically 4 of our ex players) to fit a system and avoid relegation. I fear they will make playoffs!Unlimited expenditure will do that.
Unlimited expenditure will do that.
Hard disagree.Their owners are far better for football than that tosser at Forest.
Ah you misunderstand Clint. I don’t want either of them in the game, they can both piss off.
Ah you misunderstand Clint. I don’t want either of them in the game, they can both piss off.
I can understand the reality of English football while also not liking it and furthermore not cheering on some of the leading piss takers in the system.We're well past the point of there being any sort of governance regarding ownership
We've had, or currently have, Russian Oligarchs, Greek Oligarchs, corrupt Thais, hedge funds, Gulf states, in the grand scheme of things these grinning thespian simpletons are far from the worse.
We never saw many Jack Walkers or Steve Gibsons before, we'll see even less now, not in the top 2 leagues anyway unfortunately
I can understand the reality of English football while also not liking it and furthermore not cheering on some of the leading piss takers in the system.
To each his own I guess, the bigger problem is that each club doing what they do sends transfer and wages into increasingly ridiculous proportions that encourage other clubs to either risk their futures or accept mediocrity.I'm past the point of caring to be honest.
When we've been balls deep with the Saudis for decades and the POTUS is defending the Khashoggi murder I'm not sure why football should try to be some beacon of morality.
To each his own I guess, the bigger problem is that each club doing what they do sends transfer and wages into increasingly ridiculous proportions that encourage other clubs to either risk their futures or accept mediocrity.
They’re ruining the game.
Wasn't Grinning Thespian Simpleton one of Strachans signings?We're well past the point of there being any sort of governance regarding ownership
We've had, or currently have, Russian Oligarchs, Greek Oligarchs, corrupt Thais, hedge funds, Gulf states, in the grand scheme of things these grinning thespian simpletons are far from the worse.
We never saw many Jack Walkers or Steve Gibsons before, we'll see even less now, not in the top 2 leagues anyway unfortunately
The rise of American VC and Arab petro-state money in football is just a reflection of the British economy writ large really.To each his own I guess, the bigger problem is that each club doing what they do sends transfer and wages into increasingly ridiculous proportions that encourage other clubs to either risk their futures or accept mediocrity.
They’re ruining the game.
ManU say's it all.The rise of American VC and Arab petro-state money in football is just a reflection of the British economy writ large really.
Where I have a particular problem with Ryan Reynolds (and Wagner/Brady at Birmingham to a lesser extent) is this idea that football clubs exist primarily as a way to generate content for some other commercial endeavour, rather than as a community asset/competitive team in itself.
I can understand the reality of English football while also not liking it and furthermore not cheering on some of the leading piss takers in the system.
There’s levels and levels G. Clubs coming in and spending vastly inflated fees and wages makes the situation worse, not better.Crowds have grown exponentially and the quality has as well. If you want self sustainable businesses you’re mad. It would be back to 80’s level of shite
There’s levels and levels G. Clubs coming in and spending vastly inflated fees and wages makes the situation worse, not better.
44 clubs have filed for administration since Lesta in 2002 compared to about 25 in the 20 years prior.There’s no evidence of that though
44 clubs have filed for administration since Lesta in 2002 compared to about 25 in the 20 years prior.
Just incredibleWow! 2-0 Macclesfield!
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