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I cannot wait for them to start losing games in the PL hohohoo

In his defence, United played against ALL STARS.

City too lost 0-2 to Supersport United in South Africa.

Wow, the standard of EPL is getting higher and higher by the day

Negredo is a fine striker, though I can't see how he's an improvement of Agüero. So the latter will probably be the second striker.

ManCity, Monaco, PSG... what the hell is this? This is just stupid. I can't believe that UEFA is actually permitting this kind of things

At the end of the day one of the teams in my black list like ManU is one of the teams that I respect the most

YlonenXabi wrote:ManCity, Monaco, PSG... what the hell is this? This is just stupid. I can't believe that UEFA is actually permitting this kind of things

At the end of the day one of the teams in my black list like ManU is one of the teams that I respect the most

City are well within FFP rules and will have no problems abiding by the rules. Just saying. Since Soriano and Txiki went there, the structure of the club has been changed, and especially this year lots of players that were on incredibly high wages have been shown the door. You can see now, with their new signings that they are not earning 200k quid per week. I'd say focus on PSG/Monaco as I'm 100% sure their revenues are not that high.

I'm not especially worried about their level because I think we have one of the greatest squads in football history.

But can someone explain to those Arabian sheikhs that this is not Football Manager but real football?

I wouldn't be happy if my team was bought and managed by one of those guys.

YlonenXabi wrote:ManCity, Monaco, PSG... what the hell is this? This is just stupid. I can't believe that UEFA is actually permitting this kind of things

At the end of the day one of the teams in my black list like ManU is one of the teams that I respect the most

I don't care if a team "buys" success. How else does a team try to win trophies?

Money has to be invested somewhere, whether it's in youth (like Man Utd did in the early 90's), or in foreign players (like arsenal in 00's) or there new wave Arab owners.

Even back "in the good all days", it was the teams with money who could pay the wages.

So I welcome anyone who wants to invest in football to try to break the monopoly.

Obviously in an ideal world, pay caps investment in youth, even share of income etc would be great, but we're not in an ideal world, we're in a world where money rules. So we just got make sure we remain solvent and competitive.

lau03143 wrote:

YlonenXabi wrote:ManCity, Monaco, PSG... what the hell is this? This is just stupid. I can't believe that UEFA is actually permitting this kind of things

At the end of the day one of the teams in my black list like ManU is one of the teams that I respect the most

I don't care if a team "buys" success. How else does a team try to win trophies?

Money has to be invested somewhere, whether it's in youth (like Man Utd did in the early 90's), or in foreign players (like arsenal in 00's) or there new wave Arab owners.

Even back "in the good all days", it was the teams with money who could pay the wages.

So I welcome anyone who wants to invest in football to try to break the monopoly.

Obviously in an ideal world, pay caps investment in youth, even share of income etc would be great, but we're not in an ideal world, we're in a world where money rules. So we just got make sure we remain solvent and competitive.

They will buy success in the short term but Glory can't be bought with money or the black money... they'll never achieve what FC Bayern, Man U, Real M, Barca, Lpool, Ajax, Juve have achieved...

ramsej84 wrote:

lau03143 wrote:

YlonenXabi wrote:ManCity, Monaco, PSG... what the hell is this? This is just stupid. I can't believe that UEFA is actually permitting this kind of things

At the end of the day one of the teams in my black list like ManU is one of the teams that I respect the most

I don't care if a team "buys" success. How else does a team try to win trophies?

Money has to be invested somewhere, whether it's in youth (like Man Utd did in the early 90's), or in foreign players (like arsenal in 00's) or there new wave Arab owners.

Even back "in the good all days", it was the teams with money who could pay the wages.

So I welcome anyone who wants to invest in football to try to break the monopoly.

Obviously in an ideal world, pay caps investment in youth, even share of income etc would be great, but we're not in an ideal world, we're in a world where money rules. So we just got make sure we remain solvent and competitive.

They will buy success in the short term but Glory can't be bought with money or the black money... they'll never achieve what FC Bayern, Man U, Real M, Barca, Lpool, Ajax, Juve have achieved...

And all these teams are from the biggest cities with the most fans, with the most financial clout in the early days. Money has and always will be the deciding factor. Don't kid yourself we haven't "bought" success as over the years we've spent a shit load on players and wages.

If any team has got visions of challenging the top. They must attract then spend money, and it doesn't matter where that money Comes from.