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Rumoured to be off to a number of clubs. Arsenal, Liverpool, Celtic and Leicester all linked.

We signed £115m worth of players (Willock, Wood, Burn, Bruno annd Tripps) and recouped nowt in that period bar a few hundred grand for Bobby Clark. Even splitting them over multi year contracts that should give us some room if we sell a couple of heavily amortised players. The big difference will be the revenue - £180m vs 24/25 likely to be north of £300m if we get Europe and kind home games in the cups.

Year 1 22/23 Year 2 23/24 Year 3 24/25 All 1 July to 30 June periods.

I think he’ll come in if Bruno leaves and we have surplus cash. Pope is 32 and coming off a second major injury.

Sorry folks, still not dead. But his frivolous lawsuit v Morgan Stanley is: https://www.cityam.com/frasers-boss-mike-ashley-drops-50m-lawsuit-against-morgan-stanley/

Radcliffe following all the standard steps: 1) This is how we do it in my industry 2) Cost out and layoffs 3) Installation of yes men 4) Ineos FC achieved 5) Mediocrity and acceptance of pound for pound mentality 6) Try to sue all and sundry

Black & White Badboyz

£5.7m actually. So one Joselu.

They’re paying £5m to get 5G enabled in and around the stadium.

Using Liverpool’s Anfield Road extension as a proxy (albeit hindered by Covid timelines and a contractor going bust it seems about 5 years from planning permission to completion. Feels a bit long. That would also be challenging for us as a Euro 2028 venue. The club spent the second half of 2019 finalising plans and consulting local residents, planning officials and other stakeholders with a view to submitting the new plans for approval in early 2020. However, in March 2020 Liverpool delayed submitting a planning application for the project in light of financial uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In December 2020, Liverpool announced that they would be moving forward with the project by submitting final planning application for the redevelopment, with the delay pushing back the initial completion date for Phase Two redevelopment from summer 2022 to summer 2023 at the earliest. The plans were approved by the Liverpool City Council in June 2021. The expansion was expected to cost £60 million and allowed Anfield Road stand to seat 7,000 more people, giving the stadium a total capacity of 61,000. Work by contractor Buckingham Group officially commenced on September 30, 2021, with the first sod being turned by manager Jürgen Klopp. The stand was expected to be completed during the 2023–24 season and will also see the relocation of the Family Park to a covered position. However, on August 17, 2023, Buckingham announced it would be filing for administration, jeopardising timely completion of the new £80 million stand. On September 7, 2023, the club took control of the project, appointing Rayner Rowen Construction to complete the stand using as many of the original subcontractors as possible. In October 2023, Liverpool announced that the upper part of the new developed stand will not be open to the public "until the end of 2023". On November 23, the club anticipated half of the new upper tier would be available for a Premier League match against Manchester United on December 17, 2023. Much of the stand opened for Liverpool's home Premier League game against Burnley FC on February 10, 2024.

United have made multiple off-field changes in an attempts to lower their expenditure, including removing company credit cards from staff members, who are also being asked to contribute to their own travel and food costs for the journey from Manchester to London for this month’s FA Cup final against Manchester City. I’ve seen how this ends. Not well.

Or Paqueta is cleared of his potential spot fixing of bookings.

Just flog Almiron.

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Mordor away every other week.

Minteh 2.0. Wonder where the loan will be next season?

Can we take a second to appreciate what a complete failure this prick has been. Literally as much use as a soft cock.

Can we not sue them then for loss of earnings?

The whole thing is a bag of spammers. I hope whoever it is wins the legal challenge and blows the whole charade wide open.

So that leaves us? Tino-Krafth-Burn-Hall The Argentinian crackwhore, Spotty Rasmus and Rashford will have a field day against them.

Nketiah, ESR - anyone else? Both have seen their stock plunge this season.

Also struggling to see where he fits in. Compared to City where I think there will be some rebuild and cashing in: Nunes, Kovacic, Bernardo, possibly even KDB and/or Grealish.

By comparison: NUFC gate receipts for 22/23 were £37914000. Folk through turnstiles was: 52127 x 19 = 990,413 Friendlies - 122,408 League Cup - 207,223 Total - 1,320,044 £37.914 / 1,320,044 = £28.72 a ticket Includes the heavily discounted pre season double header and Rayo Vallecano post WC game, plus four LC games.

Check the accounts - I worked it out as gate receipts of £10.7m / average attendance x 23 home games plus Fulham in the cup and Luton in the playoffs (975,931 through the turnstiles). Gets you to £10.96 a ticket.