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FCBayernMunchen wrote:There’s a lot of hype around this Chelsea side but I think they’ll flop. Their defence is bad. Their front line is good and young, but nowhere close to that of top teams.

Meanwhile in the Community Shield, Liverpool look very uninspired. I’m liking Arsenal though.

The commentators said Liverpool studied bayern cause of the high line

As we've seen time and again, these purely patchwork teams never work out.

tuscanybayern wrote:Lampard is copying Bayern's tactics from 3-4-3 to 4-2-3-1:

How about Jorginho??

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Football has won

You don't want a decent club like Newcastle United to be successful?

Dumbledore7 wrote:You don't want a decent club like Newcastle United to be successful?

I think his issue is their ownership.

Dumbledore7 wrote:You don't want a decent club like Newcastle United to be successful?

He doesn't mind, but he wants them to grow organically, the right way, not artificially through a cash injection from another entity.

MUTU wrote:

Dumbledore7 wrote:You don't want a decent club like Newcastle United to be successful?

He doesn't mind, but he wants them to grow organically, the right way, not artificially through a cash injection from another entity.

And from money laundering

MUTU wrote:

Dumbledore7 wrote:You don't want a decent club like Newcastle United to be successful?

He doesn't mind, but he wants them to grow organically, the right way, not artificially through a cash injection from another entity.

Personally, I don't care about organic growth or cash injections, but do about the origin of the money from human rights abusing autocracies.

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You naive backward-looking boomers. How is it a "win for football" when smaller clubs aren't given the capacity to break through? When was the last time we saw a club grow "organically"?

This takeover fell through not because Newcastle were taking dodgy investments. It fell through because Liverpool and the others don't want more competition, just as the FFP was made so the European aristocrats don't get disrupted by the likes of City. How can you be so damn blind?

PunkCapitalist wrote:

MUTU wrote:

Dumbledore7 wrote:You don't want a decent club like Newcastle United to be successful?

He doesn't mind, but he wants them to grow organically, the right way, not artificially through a cash injection from another entity.

Personally, I don't care about organic growth or cash injections, but do about the origin of the money from human rights abusing autocracies.

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Perfectly good argument. But it's not the main reason the hopeless football romantics are against this type of thing.

Firefox1234 wrote:

Dumbledore7 wrote:You don't want a decent club like Newcastle United to be successful?

I think his issue is their ownership.

Their CURRENT ownership under Mike Ashley is a cancer for football. Fans are suffering because of it. Stop being so fucking blind.

Dumbledore7 wrote:You naive backward-looking boomers. How is it a "win for football" when smaller clubs aren't given the capacity to break through? When was the last time we saw a club grow "organically"?

This takeover fell through not because Newcastle were taking dodgy investments. It fell through because Liverpool and the others don't want more competition, just as the FFP was made so the European aristocrats don't get disrupted by the likes of City. How can you be so damn blind?

Do you realise that the ONLY reason we could win the treble is exactly because FFP has slightly limited the insane spending? If you have it your way, there would be no way for a club to be successful organically, and the basis for success would be who has the biggest sugardaddy. That's no competition.

then again, English football lost its soul a long, long time ago. what's the harm in yet another human rights abuser trying to sportwash their reputation? but hey, who cares how many people suffer as long as i get to watch some guys kick a ball around on the weekend?