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These sustainability rules are definitely sustaining the scab 6’s dominance I know that.
When you look at Brighton v us, Forest and Leicester it's clear that being run well rewards itself (Brighton got Europe) and being run badly punishes itself (Leicester were relegated, Forest and us were close to relegated and are again this season).If you think Everton are badly run take a read of Leicester's accounts. Epic mismanagement.
And they waited too long to sack Rodgers and then appointed Dean Smith to try and save them. At least their failures kept us up.
When you look at Brighton v us, Forest and Leicester it's clear that being run well rewards itself (Brighton got Europe) and being run badly punishes itself (Leicester were relegated, Forest and us were close to relegated and are again this season).
Which makes you really ask whether you need to further punish clubs for being badly run. The damage has already been done. We don't need to league itself to keep kicking.
When you look at Brighton v us, Forest and Leicester it's clear that being run well rewards itself (Brighton got Europe) and being run badly punishes itself (Leicester were relegated, Forest and us were close to relegated and are again this season).
Which makes you really ask whether you need to further punish clubs for being badly run. The damage has already been done. We don't need to league itself to keep kicking.
It's possible that an upper boundary on spending could do more to make the league fairer and more competitive than to keep punishing the teams in or around the relegation zone
Completely.With a 75m transfer profit. Football is broken.
The problem is it's the utter mess created at Leicester and Everton that will be used to justify the measures. Clubs spending money they haven't got and making losses they can't afford to keep servicing.
There's clubs being denied a chance to spend to try and compete and there's mismanagement like this on the most epic scale. Those accounts of Leicester's are an embarrassment. It's no way to run a business.
If a club has spent too much, stopping them spend is the answerFor me, points deductions aren't the way to go about it. Transfer bans maybe.
Forest spent big to stay in the league and they did (the 3 coming up this year didn't and look like going back down). Clubs should be able to make losses, but the business has to be sustainable. Those accounts aren't.
Yeah the only danger for Brighton is that they fall into a similar trap to Leicester and turn a temporary windfall (in Leicester’s case the league win and CL football, in Brightons case some bumper player sales) into permanent outgoings in player wages and then can’t repeat the trick. They’re probably too clever for that though, and haven’t gone crazy with the money they’ve brought in so far.Completely.
Brighton getting lauded for making profits. I.e selling their best players to the richest 6 clubs.
They're looking set to fall a couple of positions in the league this season. Before too long they'll be a bad transfer window away from getting sucked down with the likes of us.
its almost like we need some sort of rules for this ...If a club has spent too much, stopping them spend is the answer
At the same time Brighton are being lauded for a top ten finish and a profit that depends on an extremely high ratio of success in the scouting market. Even with the best systems in place they will probably have a downturn and likely never truly compete. 30 years ago they'd be in a title race and deservedly soWhen you look at Brighton v us, Forest and Leicester it's clear that being run well rewards itself (Brighton got Europe) and being run badly punishes itself (Leicester were relegated, Forest and us were close to relegated and are again this season).
Which makes you really ask whether you need to further punish clubs for being badly run. The damage has already been done. We don't need to league itself to keep kicking.
Just got to hope they don’t hit us with two sixes
Another four would be manageable I think
Scary but manageable with our remaining fixtures