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Bullshit. The wages at Barca and Madrid far exceed anything offered by Premier League clubs.
Bullshit. The wages at Barca and Madrid far exceed anything offered by Premier League clubs.
This version of football needs to die an excruciating death.
We do have a salary cap based on revenue same as a Liga who only brought theirs in after us due to the shitty mismanagement.At least La Liga has - unlike the EPL - have a salary cap.
I don't understand the glee among certain Spurs supporters over Barca's economic difficulties. It's a club basically owned by the fans, has one of the best football academies in the world, and has a philosophy (like Spurs) to play attacking football and stood up against the Franco-supported Real M.
I am not against clubs having to follow fair play rules, though. But what really is fair play?
Do we? I thought I read one club (Everton maybe) were running at something like 110% wages to revenue, or something accountanty along those lines, basically running at a loss on wages alone.We do have a salary cap based on revenue same as a Liga who only brought theirs in after us due to the shitty mismanagement.
The rules were rightly brought in to stop clubs keeping going bust,
We do have a salary cap based on revenue same as a Liga who only brought theirs in after us due to the shitty mismanagement.
The rules were rightly brought in to stop clubs keeping going bust,
We did until 2019 (didn't see it confirmed that we scrapped it)Do we? I thought I read one club (Everton maybe) were running at something like 110% wages to revenue, or something accountanty along those lines, basically running at a loss on wages alone.
Which suggests that no cap exists.
STCC were a control on salary increases relating to income increases /similar to Spain now.There is no salary cap in the EPL. There are rules about finances yes but no set salary cap.
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Does the English Premier League Need a Salary Cap?
Although talks were held about introducing a salary cap in the English Premier League in 2011, the managers couldn't come up to a conclusion...bleacherreport.com
I love that meme/gif (whatever it’s called) of that guy beating up his 486/Pentium 1.When in IT in Gov, I used to get sent to 'that guy', who wrote those length of formulas, we would get the call "I've been updating my formula and it is not outputting correctly now"...
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(All I usually did was "so, when was it last working? Can we recover that from the shadow copy for you?" when he would keep bleeting on about checking the formula and it being right...)
In all fairness they have great Futsal team and also the mens handball team is or used to be decent. I have lost a bit track but i seem to remember a few years back Spain had a ok handball league. Barcelona as a club is a big organisation i doubt they will fall on the sword.Exclusive: Barca have just announced they will exclusively focus upon 5-a-side from here on.
Bullshit. The wages at Barca and Madrid far exceed anything offered by Premier League clubs.
This version of football needs to die an excruciating death.