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It's basically, hype them till one sticks
Every country does it, it’s expected.
But globally it’s always a Brazil savior.
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It's basically, hype them till one sticks
Would love to see if they can go B2B in the league + make noise in the CL.
I imagine they'll also do their all to keep that core together this summer
This has been the rumor coming from Portugal since Klopp announced he’s leaving. Pool have definitely been keeping tabs on him if Xabi wasn’t going to take the job.
Looks possible now.
Jesus Christ they butchered his name tho. My god
I meant to ask. What are your thoughts on Ruben?
The European record looks suss but if this deal happens, should we be singing and dancing in the streets?
Thanks!I think he’s an extremely good coach. A new generation type of Portuguese manager that’s goes for it. He’s more similar to Klopp than Mou by far.
What he has done with Sporting is ridiculous. Sporting hadn’t won a title in 20 years. He did that.
And now Sporting are about to win it again. Sporting are way behind Porto and Benfica in spending due to the fact they don’t make enough to keep up (even tho they have the best academy IMO).
His record in Europe I guess isn’t great but Sporting aren’t that deep in talent. Last year Sporting beat Arsenal in the Europa League tho, kind of embarrassed them at times too.
I think it’s a good hire. If it doesn’t work try for Alonso next year.
Lol I know the rumors of him to United has you stressed.Southgate to Liverpool… let’s make it happen
Welp
In the simplest terms, Profit and Sustainability Rules — or PSR — allow clubs to lose £105 million ($134m) over the course of three seasons, or £35m per season, on a rolling basis.
This is on the proviso that £90m is covered by secure funding from owners, such as buying up more shares instead of giving their clubs a loan. The three-year losses allowed without such guarantees are £15m.
Chelsea signed Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk on eight-and-a-half-year contracts, with Moises Caicedo signing for eight years, meaning the accounting cost of those transfer fees could be spread over that entire period.
The Premier League has now brought its rules into line with UEFA's FFP, where clubs can only amortise costs over a maximum of five years.
Handily for Chelsea, the rule change was not backdated, meaning the likes of Fernandez and Mudryk are not stinging the books any more than they already are. For now, it looks like the Blues have managed to comply with PSR.
damn that looks amazingLoo
Looks like McManus. Was just there a couple weeks ago