.. of Premier League Clubs that are discussing Financial Fair Play amongst other things?
It is happening at Stoke City today.
Are Reading FC attending this meeting...
Not sure.
But sounds like a classic talking shop set up to me.
But sounds like a classic talking shop set up to me.
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Jackson Corner
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They are one of the clubs in favour of FFP.
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southern clubs have a meeting Monday in London
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Cheers gazzer - good info.
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They've had it on Monday. Nigel Howe was there for Reading I believe.
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As I understand it, it's all the poorer clubs in favour.
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Interesting, I just saw a clip of Dave Whelan of Wigan on Sky Sports News saying he was against a wage cap. What a tosser.
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SpaceCruiser Interesting, I just saw a clip of Dave Whelan of Wigan on Sky Sports News saying he was against a wage cap. What a tosser.
There's a shock, Wigan would be screwed by it.
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SpaceCruiser Interesting, I just saw a clip of Dave Whelan of Wigan on Sky Sports News saying he was against a wage cap. What a tosser.
He would prefer to spunk away 50 million of his own money a season just to keep his team in the Prem. Al Fayed is another against it. Reckons he should run the club how he wants. At a loss.
SpaceCruiser Interesting, I just saw a clip of Dave Whelan of Wigan on Sky Sports News saying he was against a wage cap. What a tosser.
cant agree with wage caps personally.
also dont like the way FFP locks everyone into the size of club they are now.
means the biggest clubs will stay the biggest, and the smallest vice versa forever.
it means there is no room for dreams.
personally im happy to let market forces rule, as long as when clubs go under they are left to go under
means the biggest clubs will stay the biggest, and the smallest vice versa forever.
it means there is no room for dreams.
personally im happy to let market forces rule, as long as when clubs go under they are left to go under
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