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If I understand the new regs, using the numbers you outline, that £400m has to cover all football related expenses. That includes all the current squad including the management team, along with net player amortisation as far as I understand it.
Chelsea have just been fined by Uefa for exceeding their rule of 70% football/squad costs(versus the EPL rule of 85%). Very roughly that gives them about £65m wiggle room now they’re not in Europe, everything else being equal (it won’t be entirely so, they’ve got big earner Sterling off their books this year).
That £65m isn’t a transfer budget, it would include the players wages plus amortisation. So for example it would buy you roughly 3 £50m players on 5 year contract paying £10m salary for each. I believe this is how it works.
I’d be really interested in someone closer to the real numbers doing an analysis for Everton, so we can see what firepower we may or may not have. Of course owners may not wish to push to the highest limit, either to give a chance of some dividend income or just being cautious and leaving a contingency.
Why do you say with an attack minded manager, wake up Moyes is staying here and will be here till the end of the season.
The reason is the owners don't care and will leave Moyes to crack on.
Moyes will get us into top half but it wont be pretty but he wont care he never answers the fans.
He is like Asbestos cant be touched so don't torment yourself.
You really need a long look in the mirror.