Ben Posted Thursday at 19:27 Share Posted Thursday at 19:27 2 hours ago, James said: I’m surprised at this stage a player hasn’t taken the PL to court over FFP. Their career and future earnings are being directly impacted. Probably countless examples in the PL but I can just cite various at NUFC: Isak - he is one of the worlds best strikers and his club would be willing to and can afford a new contract, but FFP says no, forcing him to lose earnings or uproot his life to move elsewhere. Bruno - Clubs have not been able to activate his £100m clause due to FFP. Targett - Lost his place at NUFC due to injury. Would move to further his career and future earnings but due to FFP no club will take on his salary. Miley - Unable to secure a loan move to aid his development as club can’t source alternative player due to FFP. Add to that there are probably Championship players that PL clubs are no longer taking a punt on due to FFP. I don’t think anyone would have signed Jacob Murphy if FFP was a thing back then. That's a fuckin cracking argument, I bet there must be loads of players that have had careers cut short because clubs are not allowed to spend freely. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
PauloGeordio Posted Thursday at 19:34 Share Posted Thursday at 19:34 2 hours ago, James said: I’m surprised at this stage a player hasn’t taken the PL to court over FFP. Their career and future earnings are being directly impacted. Probably countless examples in the PL but I can just cite various at NUFC: Isak - he is one of the worlds best strikers and his club would be willing to and can afford a new contract, but FFP says no, forcing him to lose earnings or uproot his life to move elsewhere. Bruno - Clubs have not been able to activate his £100m clause due to FFP. Targett - Lost his place at NUFC due to injury. Would move to further his career and future earnings but due to FFP no club will take on his salary. Miley - Unable to secure a loan move to aid his development as club can’t source alternative player due to FFP. Add to that there are probably Championship players that PL clubs are no longer taking a punt on due to FFP. I don’t think anyone would have signed Jacob Murphy if FFP was a thing back then. Get on the blower to De Marco! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ben Posted Thursday at 19:42 Share Posted Thursday at 19:42 2 hours ago, James said: I’m surprised at this stage a player hasn’t taken the PL to court over FFP. Their career and future earnings are being directly impacted. Probably countless examples in the PL but I can just cite various at NUFC: Isak - he is one of the worlds best strikers and his club would be willing to and can afford a new contract, but FFP says no, forcing him to lose earnings or uproot his life to move elsewhere. Bruno - Clubs have not been able to activate his £100m clause due to FFP. Targett - Lost his place at NUFC due to injury. Would move to further his career and future earnings but due to FFP no club will take on his salary. Miley - Unable to secure a loan move to aid his development as club can’t source alternative player due to FFP. Add to that there are probably Championship players that PL clubs are no longer taking a punt on due to FFP. I don’t think anyone would have signed Jacob Murphy if FFP was a thing back then. Someone needs to tweet that to Kieran Maguire Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FloydianMag Posted Friday at 13:50 Share Posted Friday at 13:50 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouldy_uk Posted Friday at 13:54 Share Posted Friday at 13:54 Good to see Nick ‘The Loaf’ De Marco still cracking heads for us Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
PauloGeordio Posted Friday at 16:13 Share Posted Friday at 16:13 2 hours ago, mouldy_uk said: Good to see Nick ‘The Loaf’ De Marco still cracking heads for us Halcyon daze! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
PauloGeordio Posted Friday at 16:15 Share Posted Friday at 16:15 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keegans Export Posted Friday at 16:35 Share Posted Friday at 16:35 21 minutes ago, PauloGeordio said: Halcyon daze! It's funny, even though he's said publicly that it had nothing to do with the takeover, I don't believe him Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
PauloGeordio Posted Friday at 16:43 Share Posted Friday at 16:43 7 minutes ago, Keegans Export said: It's funny, even though he's said publicly that it had nothing to do with the takeover, I don't believe him Me neither Crafty bugger that Nick! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Cf Posted 19 hours ago Share Posted 19 hours ago 1 hour ago, SteV said: Utterly ridiculous for a competition no-one even watches. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
mighty__mag Posted 6 hours ago Share Posted 6 hours ago https://talksport.com/football/3332335/newcastle-chelsea-manchester-city-transfers-club-world-cup/ Nice one PIF Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
tarie4 Posted 5 hours ago Share Posted 5 hours ago (edited) 13 hours ago, Cf said: Utterly ridiculous for a competition no-one even watches. That "nobody watches" thing always strikes me as weird. Maybe it's not a big deal in Europe, but it's huge in Africa, Asia, and other places, and people are definitely watching. The club world cup goes far beyond Europe, they do not target Europe-only audience. For now Europe's acting all high and mighty. But with the money being thrown around, I bet the next few tournaments will be huge here, just like they are elsewhere. It'll be as big as the Champions League before long, I reckon. The money's too good for clubs to ignore. I personally hope We qualify for the next one. Hate or love it, it was always going to be a huge success. Edited 5 hours ago by tarie4 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
madras Posted 4 hours ago Share Posted 4 hours ago 42 minutes ago, tarie4 said: That "nobody watches" thing always strikes me as weird. Maybe it's not a big deal in Europe, but it's huge in Africa, Asia, and other places, and people are definitely watching. The club world cup goes far beyond Europe, they do not target Europe-only audience. For now Europe's acting all high and mighty. But with the money being thrown around, I bet the next few tournaments will be huge here, just like they are elsewhere. It'll be as big as the Champions League before long, I reckon. The money's too good for clubs to ignore. I personally hope We qualify for the next one. Hate or love it, it was always going to be a huge success. Can't see how we'd qualify for the next one. It's designed that way. Legacies only. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vedder Posted 4 hours ago Share Posted 4 hours ago 51 minutes ago, tarie4 said: That "nobody watches" thing always strikes me as weird. Maybe it's not a big deal in Europe, but it's huge in Africa, Asia, and other places, and people are definitely watching. The club world cup goes far beyond Europe, they do not target Europe-only audience. For now Europe's acting all high and mighty. But with the money being thrown around, I bet the next few tournaments will be huge here, just like they are elsewhere. It'll be as big as the Champions League before long, I reckon. The money's too good for clubs to ignore. I personally hope We qualify for the next one. Hate or love it, it was always going to be a huge success. The prize money should reflect that’s it’s only big in Africa and Asia. People only care because of the money involved and how it will help with PSR. Basically, it’s all that is wrong with modern football. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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