The Premier League 2024/25
I have no problem with Leicester getting off, this year’s relegation battle will at least be a level playing field, how it should be. Also as has been said they desperately tried to do over Leicester but their own incompetence at writing the rules let them down.

Far more annoyed about Chelsea and Man Utd, whose excuses have been waved through on a nod and a wink and fully expect the same for Man City. Wouldn’t be a bit surprised though if in a few months we find the Anderson/Vlachodimos transfer investigated. Watch this space.
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(05-09-2024, 08:00 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: I have no problem with Leicester getting off, this year’s relegation battle will at least be a level playing field, how it should be. Also as has been said they desperately tried to do over Leicester but their own incompetence at writing the rules let them down.

Far more annoyed about Chelsea and Man Utd, whose excuses have been waved through on a nod and a wink and fully expect the same for Man City. Wouldn’t be a bit surprised though if in a few months we find the Anderson/Vlachodimos transfer investigated. Watch this space.

You've just made me wonder if the recent Newcastle bids for Elanga, at something like £50m, were nothing more than a way of the club demonstrating at some time in the future that the fee we paid for Anderson was market rate for a talented young prem player.
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Chelsea leaving palmer out of there europa league squad to ‘manage his minutes’ but also omitting lavia f*****g crack pot team
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(05-09-2024, 12:46 PM)Paplane Wrote:
(05-09-2024, 08:00 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: I have no problem with Leicester getting off, this year’s relegation battle will at least be a level playing field, how it should be. Also as has been said they desperately tried to do over Leicester but their own incompetence at writing the rules let them down.

Far more annoyed about Chelsea and Man Utd, whose excuses have been waved through on a nod and a wink and fully expect the same for Man City. Wouldn’t be a bit surprised though if in a few months we find the Anderson/Vlachodimos transfer investigated. Watch this space.

You've just made me wonder if the recent Newcastle bids for Elanga, at something like £50m, were nothing more than a way of the club demonstrating at some time in the future that the fee we paid for Anderson was market rate for a talented young prem player.

Surely the market price is what a club is willing to pay for a player. If a club wants to fritter money on a particular player for a certain amount then that is the business of the club and not the premier league.

Premier league don't bat an eyelid when big clubs pay over the odds for a player but when a 'small club' does it then that needs investigating. 

The premier league has truly fecked up with these rules. If they don't want these so-called inflated fees, don't create a set of rules that force clubs to do it. Masters should clear off - condescending smug moron.
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Just the £131m pre tax loss for Manchester United.
£312m over the last 3 years. How have they found £200m plus to deduct?
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I think Man City's hearing starts on Monady.

115 charges!
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(12-09-2024, 11:04 AM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: I think Man City's hearing starts on Monady.

115 charges!

It does sniff, lasting 10 whole weeks. Be an interesting period whilst it reaches its conclusion.
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(12-09-2024, 11:04 AM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: I think Man City's hearing starts on Monady.

115 charges!

Knocked down to around 4 or 5 if we're lucky and it'll end up as an suspended punishment anyway. Masters has shown his true colors on who he wants being punished all the time.
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Do you reckon they’ll strip them of a few titles, but not actually do anything drastic now like points deductions/relegation. Just changed what’s been written about them but let’s them hold on to everyone
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Im convinced they will have started at the end and decided between them already on a punishment that is acceptable to both City and the PL. Thats why its taken them this long to hear the case.
Now its a question of filling in the story that gets that result with a show trial so they can all say there was a full investigation.
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Southampton for me are 1 of the 3 for the drop.
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Yet another match that is dead at 2-0. Southampton were there for the taking, even before they went down to 10 men. And Utd just pass the ball around sideways and backwards with no urgency. No thanks. I'll still watch Forest, but I'm cancelling my sky subscription, not gonna waste my time or money on this overrated product anymore.
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(14-09-2024, 01:13 PM)nffc93 Wrote: Southampton for me are 1 of the 3 for the drop.

I am looking at the other end of the table  Thumb
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Wissa out for two months, that’s half of Brentford’s goals so far gone, and whilst they’ve scored 6 they also conceded 6. Looks like the fixtures might let them off but you never know in this league
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(16-09-2024, 04:55 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Wissa out for two months, that’s half of Brentford’s goals so far gone, and whilst they’ve scored 6 they also conceded 6. Looks like the fixtures might let them off but you never know in this league

Isn't their Toney replacement out too as well?
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