Interpolic

Entitlement-Online

Nearly 7.5 years

I've not had a drink for a long time. It's not aimed at you, sorry mate - carry on

Fuckin hell, he's in this one as well We get it, you've seen a few Leverkusen games. Christ

If Eddie Howe ever reads your post he'll feel like a right tit. Anyway cheers for taking time out of your FM save to let us know your thoughts.

Gonna be so tedious when this one-dimensional twat starts racking up loads of goals and assists for us. Welcome, I suppose.

Venezia

"Can't wait to play at St James Park" is worrying. He's going to have to wait. Until August. Clearly some lies have been told by the recruitment team and the tensions are showing already. Cursed transfer.

Cheers, found it on the website: "Player compared to positional peers in Men's Big 5 Leagues, UCL, UEL over the last 365 days."

Seeing a lot of these charts recently, do you know if the percentile is versus other NUFC players? Other PL players? Same position?

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Tricky tbh, Liverpool will come back stronger next year but they're becoming a bit like Man City with rotation of the front 3 at least. Don't want to spend 12m or whatever on Salah. Going to avoid Newcastle assets til about GW5 or 6 then get some in. So yeah, I'm on Haaland

Diaby can play left wing as well on FIFA, if that is genuinely the case then it would be a big plus. In our position with FFP, versatility is so useful. Been prattling on about getting someone who can play across the front 3 since Remy, man

They needed a rebuild but they've not cut any corners.

Diaby's tiny like, so maybe that's why. Explosive pace though, which I'd argue we could do with more of.

Ceiling comments aside, Liverpool genuinely seem to have spent a fucking fortune the last few years like.

Everyone was kicking off 25 years ago when Sky wanted to buy them, never mind the UK government.

Don't worry, he'll be rubbish by then.

Christ, 3rd in Europe. Thank God Ashley made us so financially stable

Is there a maximum wage/turnover ratio under FFP or are there just guidelines? Ours was apparently 95% in April.

agreed but in terms of FFP. I know all PL clubs bring in £100m+ these days but transfer spends of £100m+ aren't uncommon and wages must be costing a hell of a lot too. Just feels like a never ending spiral of cost that can't be covered by TV money etc forever.

"buy cheap, buy twice" and that, was more commenting on Romano's narrative-setting though. There must be a hell of a lot of PL clubs operating at 90% wage/turnover, or thereabouts. Us included. Struggling to see how so many seem to make the maths work.

And Romano saying they're paying "way less than the release clause", some definite bias there mind That's a lot for a centre half.