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They've got man u, Newcastle, spurs then us after today. If they catch us, we deserve relegation.

Never felt further detached from the club. Just one question though, where were those 21,000 existing and potential SC holders when I was sat with 13,000 in the deepest shit in the championship?

Why, they don't pay their managers that much. The owners other company do *allegedly*

I hate Maddison, he'd have had his career ended by now if he was playing 20 years ago. He wants dropping and yes, it's personal.

I understand the law around limited companies. it's why I'd not let limited companies own football clubs. Everyone in football says its not like any other business, so why shouldn't it have laws governing it as such? Just have a guarantee account with that amount of money in or, like the...

Simply make owners responsible for debts incurred by clubs.

Yeah, this guy and Niakhate will more than do once we get an offer we can't refuse for Murillo.

Missed a 1 off the front [emoji38] It was 219 in prem.

Pretty sure no one had/has relegation clauses either. Wage bill has got to be 50+million.

They bought some really expensive shit, they also paid Rodgers a shit ton to leave. Their wage bill is incredible, still more than a fair few prem sides, Vardys on 140k basic.

I'm hoping [emoji38] come on, Colby!

Great goal from Pompey. Bishop with a winner and celebrates by unveiling a Forest top [emoji38]

You called it [emoji38]

All the attributes but none of the application. Always a struggle coning to the prem, better players have took a long time to acclimatise. Depends whether he wants it but looks like he'd prefer to be a big fish in small pond

RIP big lad.

Losses are losses, regardless of debts written off iirc.

One step. Looks like it emboldened them to start even more proceedings. They won, as the EFL had to recant their demand.

Leicester went after the EFL at the beginning of the season and won. They out right called the EFL's actions illegal and have been quite aggressive in their stance. I actually think clubs should join together to push the anti-competition issue.

Leicester seem to be saying EFL can't charge them as profit and loss was during prem years. That was backed up by an independent panel when EFL overstepped and demanded a business plan for this season. They also seem to be arguing the Premier league charge is illegal as they're not in the prem...

Infrastructure is, training ground, academy etc etc I'd not used in the calculations iirc. PSR is purely first team, managers, transfers, wages. Unsure if it extends to analysts, kit etc.