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The 15% difference isn’t that much when a team like man utds revenue is £666m for 2025.
3 times ours.
So the15% difference means they gave over 450m to play with still.
He’s probably on a big wage tho, so wouldn’t be too worried if Hackney came and gana, tim & Alcaraz left.
Rohl & Armstrong shown they have the ability to overtake what gana now offers.
It could take a while to see how this SCR will develop, we seen teams trading players to comply with PSR ( tim & Dobbin)
Still think if they wanted to make it truly competitive, the percentage of income you could spend should be based on your previous years league position.
A bit like the NFL draft where last place gets first pick.
Last place in the league should be able to spend the biggest percentage, getting smaller the higher you finish.
We know that they claim these rules are to stop clubs over spending, but it wouldn’t hurt the competition to curb what the biggest clubs spend.
Sure the corporate owners of the biggest clubs would be happy not having to spend all there revenue on players & would even out the competition.
We also need to sell Iroebungan, who is not good enough and never will be good enough for a team with aspirations of the Top 6. I’ve never seen an Everton player give the ball away as much as Iroebnugan. Moyes also doesn’t truest Alcaraz so he can also go too.
Bring in Hackney and Morten Jjulmand, if we can get the latter.