They are certain to go down. I think there’s a fair chance it happens via administration let alone the fact they have an awful side
Interestingly City are 14/1 to go down, Goons, Utd etc are 1000/1
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Interestingly City are 14/1 to go down, Goons, Utd etc are 1000/1
Big trouble everton on and off pitch if they go down. Bit strange theyre building new stadium if theyre skint. Unless the council is paying for it. Same applies to barcelona, skint but spending a billion on new stadium.
Best thing that can happen to them is go down and do a hard reset, administration, write off debts and bounce back under fresh ownership
They just built a new stadium, can they just write off their debts like that?
Not too keen on everton. Went to 95 semi in leeds when they beat us 4-1. I was gutted and their fans were wankers after. Hope they go down.
Agree
Just saying a complete car crash like that shouldn’t be afraid of administration / relegation
short term pain, long term fine
No but they have about 400M in short term debts that will be scrubbed. The mortgage on the stadium is separate and secured and like us, sustainable
It's sustainable because they're in the PL. Imagine having to pay for a new stadium while in League 1 or whatever.
He’s had two loans to Spain and done nothing. Will do well to get 10m eventually.
They will have to sell assets. Most of their decent players I would think.
Are they?
The 3 newly promoted teams are odds on and so are Forest before them?
What makes you think Brighton are in trouble? They smashed Kashima Antlers (who are 1 place above Vissel Kobe in the J-league) 5-1 a few days ago and looked very impressive at creating attacks.
There’s almost no risk to Spurs though. It’s clear the worst that can happen is we just loan him out again for the extra year. There are quite a few Spanish clubs who seem willing to take him on.
The best that can happen is that he’s good for Girona and his stock goes up. Girona are a team in the champion’s league for the first time so have a lot of games and have a smallish squad. It’s likely he will get significant minutes.
Extending his contract for a year is smart because a player’s value goes down a lot when they just have a year left. The extension means we avoid this situation.
So what Spurs did is the smartest business decision, but I still reckon the most likely scenario is that he’s underwhelming and we just have to give him away.
He has learned well from Ndombele!
Statistically they aren’t - my instinct says those odds are wrong tbh
They don’t have any, apart from Bramthwaite
Have a look at their outgoings, they could slash that by 3/4 by dropping down for a few seasons. Far bigger albatross (even with the PL money). Completely unsustainable currently
Probably because Gil wanted to prove himself to the new manager and the club wanted to see what Ange thought about Gil.
I think Fulham will be poor this year.
I’m not claiming to be an expert but unless they sign another left footer, he’s replacing Savinho who just went to City.
Giróna are a CFG farm team. Getting CL was a great bonus but they probably won’t be investing large sums to try any be super competitive in the CL