EPL 2023/2024
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The have an elite Manager, structure and players.
They have also signed up and agreed to FFP/SNP regulations and ignored them totally.
What they have done is totally fraudulent and if the adhered to the financial regulations then they simply would not have been able to build the dynasty they have done so far. They may have still won a lot with Pep but they are not subjunctive to the same conditions that other clubs are due to a nation state running it.
They have 115 charges to answer. They will also get away with it.
Uefa found them guilty but due to time issues it was thrown out.
They can’t even fill their own stadium but last year had the highest revenue in world football?
Its a joke
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@DaGrubster it's farcical, and spits in the face of clubs that are trying to play by the rules. If you aren't going to enforce the rules, why bother having them?
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@dogmeat said in EPL 2023/2024:
Leverkusen's dream of an unbeaten season and the treble is looking dicey
Hat-trick to Lookman and it's 3-0 - always looked a huge talent but has struggled in England to get established.
If they come back from this to avoid defeat, it really will be a miracle.
A massive win for Atalanta, a relatively small club who have had great success under Gasperini and this is the crowning glory
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Hands off Chelsea! Go find your own Paella.. I know its just rumours but hey
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Dogmeat , I had to look up whether it was the same player. Another cock up on Parker’s part. Geez he cost us a lot with his negative attitude and game plans.
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Bournemouth may have lost Richard Hughes to Liverpool which is a massive loss, but picking up former Roma boss as a replacement in Tiago Pinto looks like a solid gain
Bournemouth appoint former Roma director as head of football recruitment
Tiago Pinto succeeds Richard Hughes, the former Cherries midfielder, who joined Liverpool in March after a decade on the south coast
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In reason #48 of "why do people care about Football at the very top" Real Madrid have just won the Champions League for about the 15th time in 18 years
And promptly signed Kylian Mbappe
I really don't know why everyone didn't just let these behemoth clubs (and Spurs) fuck off and play in their own sandpit.
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10 different winners in the last 24 years and 5 in the last 6 years isn't actually that bad
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I reckon if you stretched that out to semi finalists you wouldn't add many clubs.
And considering you are talking a competition covering the whole of Europe, you've got the same 15 clubs represented at the pointy end every year. And much of that dictated by the QF and semi final draw.
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