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I would assume for general cash-flow. Now the transfer window has finished (for us), they know what cash is needed for the extra players we bought during the window.

The BBC match report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54549087

Hope he’s not too tired for Leicester

The owner of Liverpool (John Henry) has stated that Project Big Picture won’t be going ahead for now, but ALL the items on their list are still on the table and will be discussed over the next few months. Purslow has basically become the leader of the other 14 clubs now, so it’s Purslow vs Henry in a battle for the soul of English football.

With Mings now playing against Denmark, I’m happy for the score to finish 1-0. Unless of course, Grealish is brought on, in which I’m happy for England to equalise with a Grealish goal/assist.

I bet within two hours of Project PowerGrab being announced, Purslow had probably planned out the counter-attack and spoken to the other 13 clubs and made sure they agreed with what he had to say.

I love it that Purslow is on our team rather than on the opposite side. He knows what’s what and how to sort out any issues.

they already have that with the Champions League though

Simple - get a new wife/partner.

If Vardy is on fire, its very hard to stop him. Leicester are a very good team on their day... we will need to be on top form and hope they are not (or at least Vardy is having an off day)

I don't think anyone is saying that the students should have been partying like that in the street. We are just pointing out that 18 year old kids are going to be involved in more riskier behaviour, some of them will be away from their parents for the first time in their lives, they are fed up with 6 months of restrictions, they know it doesn't affect them directly, yet the greatest social impact of the virus has been on 17-19 year olds (not health impact)... So whilst i would disapprove of their behaviour, i just find it understandable... and i wonder what i would have done if i had just gone to uni as an 18 year old and after paying £9k fees for sitting in my halls for weeks on end and then finding out that all pubs are shutting tomorrow... would i not have gone out and had a 'blow-out'? Its not harmless fun. Its harmful fun. Yet it is going to happen. and i fully understand why.

Didn't someone also point out that this was 300 students in the street from a student population in the city of 60,000. edit - this quote:

and yet in some form or other (with some minor fake 'compromises' by Liverpool/Man Utd) it will happen anyway. Maybe not straight away, but within the next 2-5 years we'll end up with what they have proposed.

Students partying in the street on the last night before lockdown? shock horror. I'm sure we'd have all been doing something like that if we were at uni aged 18. I'm actually surprised how restrained students/older teens have been over the past 6 months!

I think this is a good point. Leicester will have analysed us and be ready for what we did against Liverpool. We will need to be even better to get something from the game, the element of surprise is now gone.

you mean like Ryanair priority boarding and a pre-paid sandwich on board?

Liverpool and Man Utd are both awarded the title. The other 4 Sky teams automatically qualify for Europe. All other 14 teams are relegated and have to pay a fee to Liverpool and Man Utd for being rubbish.

I'm intrigued how much revenue the top clubs bring in vs the non top-6 clubs and why. Using 18/19 as a regular pre-covid example year, and ignoring Man Utd and Liverpool as two clubs who have a truly global reach... Man City - £503m, Chelsea - £448m, Arsenal - £389m then a massive drop to: Everton - £189m, Newcastle - £178m, West Ham - £177m So a well-run club like Everton (and hopefully where Villa will shortly be) bring in almost £200m, yet a club like Chelsea bring in £450m. That's £250m extra. Even if Champion League brings in an extra £50m, where is the other £200m coming from? Is it even possible for a club like Everton or Villa to ever completely close this gap?

funny that the initial outrage has died down and if you read comments on others forums, West Ham, Everton, etc.... lots of fans are in favour of the proposal. Looks like it will happen eventually after some pretend compromise.

Well they’ve already got 9 votes, so need 5 more. Watch them create extra bribes and slowly chip away at the other clubs one by one... and 1 part of the proposal for now, then one more bit and so on.

Plus the £65million profit they have to make per year, or the bank recalls the loan and takes control of the club.

Never played a Final Fantasy game before... Just started FF XV - it’s really good - feels a bit like Witcher 3 or Skyrim but with a car thrown in

Don’t watch Netflix originals, they pretty much all get cancelled after 2 seasons. Not so bad with series made by normal TV channels.

Because the choice is Man City’s, not his.

Is it not all the £15’s put into a pot and shared equally between 20 clubs?