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| 6 | Chelsea | 22 | 12 | 34 |
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The PSR, SCR or whatever form it takes is the thing that will ruin football, just a mechanism to let these bigger brands in the game get bigger. There should be a way where say teams like everton, villa or Newcastle can spend to bridge the gap or we are just left with these teams who already have the huge revenue, continuing to be able to take the best players, with the rest just basically developing players for these richer sides. It\'s inevitable I think that the rich clubs eventually just get so big and the gap so large, that the competition of the PL suffers, fans get bored of watching the same teams continuing to dominate, until we are left with a la liga style, where ony 1 or 2 clubs ever win.
Mike#31. If I was Wilson I\'d wait till the summer. You get far bigger wages and probably more clubs want you.
Ian (28), Re your third paragraph how about Ndiaye, he never came on loan but he can do everything else and,to me, his end product is better than Jacks and he certainly gets me off my feet a lot more, Jack has done it twice but I do that every time Everton score a goal and Ndiaye’s v Sunderland could be in the running for goal of the season even though every goal counts the same.
John @ 28, that makes a lot of sense.
I don't think David would entertain that tactic tbh Alan. Your right though