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Posted
Just now, FrankieADZ said:

shame the club didnt just fork out the 4.5/5m for JJ in January

 

good to see we should get a bit of money from the Hirst to Stoke deal too

BUT MARTI SAID WE HAD A PLAN!

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

Jordan James is such a good signing for Wolves, that'll be them up

Great move for him too, sticks in the midlands and will be in the Prem next year.

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Posted
47 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:


SCR/PSR is a complete and utter farce imo

It is mad how clubs further down the pyramid have to be so tight and controlled on their finances while those at the top spend freely.

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Posted
2 hours ago, LcFc_Smiv said:

It is mad how clubs further down the pyramid have to be so tight and controlled on their finances while those at the top spend freely.

Who would have thought it! It's almost like they planned it like that

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2 hours ago, LcFc_Smiv said:

It is mad how clubs further down the pyramid have to be so tight and controlled on their finances while those at the top spend freely.

its like Villa, they have been doing so well and theyve had to flog a number of their players just to stop getting fines etc

while spurs who have finished 17th the last 2 seasons are splashing the cash like its water

the only thing FFP/SCR/PSR is doing is keep the top 6 clubs were they want to be, keeping it as a closed shop

 

its a complete and utter farce

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3 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

its like Villa, they have been doing so well and theyve had to flog a number of their players just to stop getting fines etc

while spurs who have finished 17th the last 2 seasons are splashing the cash like its water

the only thing FFP/SCR/PSR is doing is keep the top 6 clubs were they want to be, keeping it as a closed shop

 

its a complete and utter farce

Agreed! All rules were brought in place to protect the top 6. Laws were changed post our league win, post Newcastle new ownership. 
the top 6 all signed to joined a new league and yet they are still so favoured. 

Top 6 clubs get away with anything. 
everton points deduction, Leicester, Nottingham forest. No issue with any deduction. But nothing for Chelsea and man city apart from a fine. They spend 200 million per transfer window and only consequence is a fine. Vastly unfair to the league. 
Villa have to sell, yet sours can spend 200 and apparently all is fair. 

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, JJD_LCFC said:

Agreed! All rules were brought in place to protect the top 6. Laws were changed post our league win, post Newcastle new ownership. 
the top 6 all signed to joined a new league and yet they are still so favoured. 

Top 6 clubs get away with anything. 
everton points deduction, Leicester, Nottingham forest. No issue with any deduction. But nothing for Chelsea and man city apart from a fine. They spend 200 million per transfer window and only consequence is a fine. Vastly unfair to the league. 
Villa have to sell, yet sours can spend 200 and apparently all is fair. 

Yup and think where Spurs finished in 2 consecutive seasons! It's just ridiculous. The teams I feel for at the moment are Villa and Newcastle. They are so restricted in what they can do, yet Chelsea, Spurs and Man City can do what they want. 

 

Crystal Palace won the DA cup and Europa conference league, yet can't spend what others do. 

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1 hour ago, fox_favourite said:

Yup and think where Spurs finished in 2 consecutive seasons! It's just ridiculous. The teams I feel for at the moment are Villa and Newcastle. They are so restricted in what they can do, yet Chelsea, Spurs and Man City can do what they want. 

 

Crystal Palace won the DA cup and Europa conference league, yet can't spend what others do. 

So unfair for all other clubs apart from the top 6.

spurs going to spend close to 300 million this summer, add wages is no issue. Yet Villa and Newcastle have to sell just to spend. Can never improve or challenge. 
 

Palace did excellent as you said. And still have to sell just to spend. 
 

shows what a top manager Emery is. Brendan as a coach was very good, but he downed tools when didn’t get what he wanted. He played a huge role in our demise. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Claudio Fannieri said:

I agree entirely rules are an absolute mess, however Spurs make a fortune from the concerts, NFL and boxing events they hold at their stadium. Commercially they are superb. 

 

Yes we can bemoan PSR as fundamental to our demise, but let’s not pretend that we are a commercially savvy club, we had so many missed opportunities to be innovative, creative new streams of commercial revenues, instead we built a 100m training ground and whilst signing sponsorship deals with betting/crypto sites like FBS and BC Game. Our commercial operations have been lazy and uninspiring, very little creative thinking or innovation. Whereas Spurs despite being bang average at best on the pitch, are arguably best in class off the pitch. 
 

In short had we shelved the training ground and proceeded with the stadium expansion, hotel, arena etc I think we would be in a very different place commercially and financially as a club and this is coming from someone who actually appreciates Seagrave as a world class facility, however as a club we needed to increase commercial revenues to create more PSR headroom, then further down the road build the new training ground. 

Great post.

 

The top 6 get away under PSR mess because their commercial revenues give them ability to, everyone else is playing catch up. Growing the club commercials is now just about the most important thing as you can't grow the squad without good commercials. You hit a ceiling like we did, Villa and Newcastle are struggling with.

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People need to realise PSR was never designed to create sustainability. It was designed to kept a cabal in place.

 

The big teams couldn't allow another Man City.

 

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1 hour ago, coolhandfox said:

People need to realise PSR was never designed to create sustainability. It was designed to kept a cabal in place.

 

The big teams couldn't allow another Man City.

 

think more people are now realising this is the case

good to see more and more people speaking up about it.....it wont change a thing tho, 

as the premier league etc like it being a closed shop

Posted

Apparently man city have a big sell on clause foe marmoush signing hence the ridiculousy high savinho fee 

 

 

 Wouldn't put it past the cheats either 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, LCFCJohn said:

Mukasa gone to West Ham. Wonder if he’ll do more than he did for us!

I hadn’t realised that Mukasa was originally plucked from West Ham’s academy by Man. City.

 

Feels awkward for Mukasa and West Ham 

Posted
On 22/08/2026 at 13:03, scinnell said:

The fact that we didn't try to sign McBurnie last summer still lives in my head rent free.

People would’ve been up in arms about it if we had no doubt, now look where he is and where we find ourselves. Football really is a strange game sometimes!

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Posted
5 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:

no way in hell is Delap worth that much

Chelsea buy him for £30m and he flops so they sell him for £45m? 🤔

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