HankMarvin

Apart form 3 million per position that could cover some of the fee for sacking the manager

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-14633223/Sheffield-United-pitch-invasion-Burnley-promoted-Premier-League.html Sheffield United star has to be held back as rival players clash during pitch invasion - after Burnley are promoted back to the Premier League

It means that we shouldn’t be relying on a 38 year old. Again it comes down to recruitment _ A smaller club riding the tightrope of psr can’t afford to carry passengers like Daka and have a decent number 2 striker when he is on 80k and the aging legend is commanding over 100k

But he wouldn’t be if there was a another striker that actually looked anything like a half decent player for more than 3-5 games

Netflix documentary should be interesting, especially if he is no longer a player with us. Maybe they have 2 edits just in case

Funny in mental institution type way

Unfortunately not

Despite his record, Van Nistelrooy is hopeful he will be given the chance to continue in his role and lead the rebuild at the King Power Stadium. He said following Leicester's relegation: "I’m focused on taking my responsibility to do the best things for the future and next season. "Performances like Brighton and the Liverpool game are signs that the players are willing to do that. "We have to take responsibility and that’s what I’m doing for the next five weeks and after that we have to see." Van Nistelrooy highlighted the gulf in quality between the three promoted sides and the rest of the division, with Leicester and Southampton set to be joined by Ipswich in the Championshipnext season. He is still keen on the job however and spoke about coming to an agreement with the owners over staying on. Asked if he wants to continue, Van Nistelrooy said: "Of course. Then you have to find each other. The winter window went a certain way and we have to take that into evaluations moving forward. "If we are willing to do so, both sides, then we have to find each other, and of course the sooner the better."

Or desperate for a move

Tough day at the office wankstain

Yeah on a squad that was playing in league one 2 seasons ago and had a squad on a wage 14m last season. In comparison ours was on nearly £60m per year. So there investment was needed to bring them up to speed with top end championship clubs

Yeah if daka is moved on

Also spent more time than majority of those teams in the top flight since 92

Coady said: 'We've not been good enough all year, we haven't. We look at today and I thought we played quite well today. 'But we look back on the season and it's not been anywhere near good enough. We've got to look at ourselves as players in the mirror. 'And we have to now try and put this club in a better position come the summer because we haven't been good enough. 'We've taken a bit of stick and we'll keep on taking stick because it's deserved. 'From minute one this season, we haven't been at the level to compete in the Premier League that you need to be because it'll chew you up and spit you out. 'Not good enough and it's something we've got to look at because we're absolutely devastated.' Another one that should seek pastures new

The reason we often didn’t do anything, is because we can barely balance the books for PSR with one window.

modern players this was in sun today SAINT ACCEPTABLE ‘They don’t care enough’ – Matt Le Tissier tears into Southampton flops & moans watching them get outclassed is ‘chore’ But there just didn’t seem to be that amount of fight in this team and that’s symptomatic of a lot of footballers this day and age. “There doesn’t seem to be the same connection between the players and the fans on the terrace like we had. “I was in at least five relegation scraps. We never got relegated — and definitely four went to the last day of the season.”

Glorified cheerleader and shit one at that

If they wanted him that much he would have been sold

Maybe they always knew he would be sold, that what allowed the £40m to be spent There was also the Barnes and Timmy fees that also shape the losses

Chelsea fans convinced Cole Palmer is aiming a dig at under-fire boss Enzo Maresca with cryptic Instagram post Showing goal scored under Poch

Lucky we didn’t spunk 11m on the zaha loan that was close. 2 goals in 13 in 2025 Which were scored in the MLS 2/6

Not many people would’ve had Luton to do the best out of the 3 teams last season. Doesn’t always work how teams finish in the champ or how strong they were. We need another 8 points from 6 games to match their point total.

What makes it even stranger is if you look at Leeds arrivals how they have spent 19m on agent fees. Edit just found out It’s Feb 24 to Feb 25 Agent fees are usually paid in instalments or over a period of time, typically over the length of a player's contract, meaning the £18.8m paid likely accounts for transfer deals which were brokered before February 2, 2024 as well

Weird situation, it’s should be the players job to pay the agents fees As the agent is working on behalf on the player to extract the most possible from the club

With reduced psr this year £61m they were net €130m though on fees