Imagine the bald cunt had it all sussed
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Will be interesting to see how your boys fair. Havertz was bought before 30 June 2023 so his transfer fee is in this assessment. But Rice wasn’t bought until after so he won’t be in until the next accounts.All seems rather complicated. How much did chavs buy havertz for and sell him for? Wasn’t much diff. Surely it should be simple maths basically how much spend to how much you earn ratio.
Which is exactly what I think it'll be.This could be interesting , it also could be all wind and no follow through.
You buy someone's and divide their price by the contract length, if you sell them within the contract length you take the remaining off the fee. Not that complicated and is standard accounting practice for assets of a companyAll seems rather complicated. How much did chavs buy havertz for and sell him for? Wasn’t much diff. Surely it should be simple maths basically how much spend to how much you earn ratio.
Because players purchased are represented on the books spread over the length of their contract. Club trained players didn't cost the club anything and the sale is 100% profit.why would it be only club trained players that get sold ?
surely selling a player you brought in must reduce the overall budget
Euro super league no ffp.Are we actually the new Man City? World class manager , young decent squad , Fabs cooking in the kitchen and the only club with money to spend!
Wasn’t there a vote few months back about loaning players from clubs your connected to , it passed as the majority of clubs benefitted from it - what worries me is if they put a change to FFP to a vote ( is this even possible) it would pass as would be the same clubs that want it!Which is exactly what I think it'll be.
Cole Palmer isn't club trained by Chelsea don't forget.Wasn’t there a vote few months back about loaning players from clubs your connected to , it passed as the majority of clubs benefitted from it - what worries me is if they put a change to FFP to a vote ( is this even possible) it would pass as would be the same clubs that want it!
Honestly though if this happens and is enforced how lucky are we to have Fabs and Ange and this young squad now?
I think we offer the chavs £50 million for Gallagher and palmer or just tell them we will take them next season once they relegated
I don’t think we will see mass points deductions but it’s defintely changing clubs transfers strategiesThis could be interesting , it also could be all wind and no follow through.
Haha I was joking thoughHadn't seen your post, deleted mine
I think City will be held accountable because of the action on other clubs. With 115 charges, they won't be found guilty of all of them but no way the escape that many without at least a few.Man City is really the elephant in the room. Until they take action on them it seems like tinkering at the edges with other clubs. They're probably reluctant as there would have to some asterisks added to their honours list.
But who can buy Saka?I guess we find out on Monday. It sounds like Forest, Bournemouth and Everton are most at risk of breach. Woolwich, Chelsea and Man U may be close to the line so may have to sell a club trained player to buy anyone, even in the summer.
for Woolwich the most obvious emergency sales to create breathing space are
Nketiah - but given he is on £100k a week not sure there will be many buyers for a 3rd choice striker in any half decent team.
Nelson - I don’t know much about him
Smith-Rowe - most likely sale I would have thought. But who has money to buy?
Saka - most sellable
Price is a question of demand and supply. If the seller needs to sell, and there aren’t many buyers due to FFP, then price may not be what it was.But who can buy Saka?
Anyone who has played with Woolwich is tainted and rotten to the core!Price is a question of demand and supply. If the seller needs to sell, and there aren’t many buyers due to FFP, then price may not be what it was.
im not saying us, but anyone with money if Woolwich have to sell.
why would it be only club trained players that get sold ?
surely selling a player you brought in must reduce the overall budget