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Sly

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  1. Yes, that’s the other option I guess. At the moment, we are basically in a situation that forces this type of behaviour.
  2. That might not be a bad thing, on a domestic sporting level at least. The best thing for football in this country would be a massive reset, then work toward a salary cap and “X” amount of players that are non EU based in 5 years time etc However, internationally, this would be a disaster, as the likes of PSG, Madrid, Barca etc would effectively then dominate with the amounts of surplus money they’d have. It would be similar to the situation in Rugby, where everyone went abroad.
  3. The comments Turki has made about his health. No chance he’s buying us. He’s even on about pulling out of boxing. https://www.thesportster.com/turki-alalshikh-makes-worrying-health-admission-at-fury-aj-press-conference/ So unless we are getting purchased by Zuffa, which would be funny, then he’ll be having no involvement.
  4. Can someone start delving into the BC game deal to see if anything dodgy is going on with it? 😂
  5. What we need is a salary and spending cap.
  6. I agree with this. American Sports have sort of got this right. It would then allow for a level playing field and restrict the stupid money in the game.
  7. Sounds like one pilot pulled a knife on the other and tried to ditch the plane. The cockpit door has somehow opened and a reserve crew were on the aeroplane and have somehow managed to get it back stable.
  8. Esther Rantzsen has died at the age of 86.
  9. They are, also the water is their territory. I’m surprised they let it stay on the beach for so long. Wouldn’t the oils as the whale carcass break down and stay in the sand, attracting more predators? Can sharks breach the nets? I guess people see more sharks now, as we have drones etc, and more people in the water. Still scary the first time you see how big they are. I was surprised it was that close to the beach.
  10. To be honest, I’ve no idea how to make a perfect bomb! I’m slightly concerned if I Google it, I might end up on a list! Petrol seems like an easy thing to acquire in bulk, to do it easily.
  11. This will go the way of the Chelsea Abramovich saga I’d imagine and they’ll be forced to sell the club, as they’ll not be deemed fit for purpose. Also, I’m just waiting for someone to look at us and try and understand if BC Game is also “tagged money”, put in by King Power through the back door, as that is basically what Manchester City are being accused of. It still doesn’t alter my opinion though that they did this to compete with the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal, who themselves are allowed to spend money willy nilly, as historically they spent more to grow larger. On the face of it though, I’d suggest they’ve maybe broke UK law in being rather dodgy! So this will go criminal. Appealing to go to the High Court might make this worse for them!
  12. Did anyone see the size of those sharks in Perth, roaming near the beach? I’m surprised anyone gets in the water!
  13. I fully agree with @Finnegan The rules are broken. Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham etc, piping up because Manchester spent money like they did (on the face of it) is farcical. It is a bit like Newcastle have been hamstrung by the stupid rules. Everyone is trying to compete. This is the tip of the iceberg, so expect more of this to unravel. Also, if we go after people, so, so many come after us. When and where does this end? Football should be decided by 11 v 11 on the pitch. A £100m price tag, doesn’t make you a better player. It’s all perceived propaganda and media hype by the likes of Sky. Either let people spend whatever they want, or put a full auditable salary cap in place if I’m honest. THE GAME IS WELL AND TRULY GONE AS WE KNOWNIT. The rules are stupid. The game is rigged. The sport has gone soft. VAR is a joke. Referring is so inconsistent. Ticket prices are unsustainable. You’ve got football tourists replacing fans. The massive financial disparity between leagues is phenomenal. A single player earning more in a year, than my local village does most likely combined. No respect for referees. Diving, play acting and just overall soft fouls and cheating. Acting like any form of contact is a foul then twats waving imaginary cards around! Fixtures being chopped, changes and re-arranged. Needing about 5 or 6 legitimate streaming facilities, costing ££££s each month, to watch a game they get in Thailand for about £3 per month. Goalkeepers wasting time pretending to be injured. Players taking an age to the pitch, after rolling out a 3/10 performance. Possession for possession sake football. No one has any idea what the handball rule is anymore. However, let us penalise Manchester City first basically trying to compete with the other corrupt clubs!
  14. Monga, Motsi etc This is when the EFL impose a number of loans from a certain club rule etc
  15. I still think the “we tried to comply”, was a convenient excuse for, we aren’t throwing any more money into this money pit. We’ve been losing a fortune for a long time. I’m not convinced that if you scratch the surfaces of not just us, but all the other Premier League clubs with dodgy betting sites, random player exchanges etc, are whiter than white on this.
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