Match Day Thread 2017/18 Premier League, Cups & Euro Watch

Just watching premier league round up
Looking at the young non penalty challenge
It is one thing debating the validity of the pen (surprisingly I think that was a pen) but his reaction to the WBA player was nothing short of disgusting. He basically berates him for diving and has a right pop.
Going on the Suarez scale he would have been mullered for that.
Defo think we go easier on the English players

 

#desperate stuff from the #bitters

OK so there's a 1.2% rate for the credit facility, which is ~£1.3m/pa on a £110m loan

Moshiri is already paying ~£4.3m/pa or (1.4% on £300m) just to get a note that he's a big enough boy to borrow money

So please explain how you're going to get a loan at minus 0.2% interest or better, or admit that the amazing deal Moshiri spent 2 years setting up is worse than what FSG can arrange any day of the week with just a phone call

 

Add a Cleverley to make up the difference

 

Oh dear....

The Shermans are going to repay the entire debt within 5 years, with the incremental revenue. So that when they cash their chips in they’ve added over £100m to the balance sheet in asset value, but not a penny of the incremental revenue will enhance your actual team in the interim..

Now, how much have they put forward for players again?

 

How much is the ~£10m/pa you're paying in interest/fees for 40+ years going to improve your team?

To be clear, you have admitted Moshiri's deal is worse than what FSG have done for LFC, right?

 

You’re really ****ing thick when it comes to business.

The incremental revenue generated by BMD in terms of match day funds and naming rights will vastly outstrip the annual repayment costs for the lease. So the increment goes to the footballing side of the business.

Your Sherman’s have elected to pay off the entire loan in 5 years, which won’t be coved by the incremental revenue generated and the only thing achieved will be they’ve got rid of the £110m debt off the balance sheet and thus put the same amount in their pockets when they sell.

I’m done trying to educate you now love

 

£20m a year yeah.

 

£20m a year yeah, great that they let the club spend that.

 

So you'll spend half a century paying Moshiri's debt, whereas we'll be in pure profit after 5 years... how is that a win for you?

BTW what's the incremental revenue from not selling out 50,000 seats compared to not selling out 30,000 seats? Just some more Usmanov naming rights?

Plus once you bin Fat Sam you''ll have to pay way over the odds to get a manager whose football is watchable. That will take any extra revenue, just like paying off Koeman's contract took all your training ground income.

 

surely giving it large about history whilst not reading the article is ideal fodder

just like trying to start a where will Everton finish conversation...

 

So in the end, Arsenal are paying for Koeman, Sam and any other wasted money

 

Shows how dull the games tonight were then...

Leicester v City - gone to pens, keeper hasn't gone right way once yet I don't think.

 

Vardy shanks one wide, the Mahrez does about 600 tiny steps and hits it straight at the keeper

Fair play to City, lots of young players in that team, went toe to toe with an experienced Leicester team.

 

The league cup is ****e. Full blown reserve comp and utd will fookin win it as they have tge biggest/deepest squad.

Pep and wenger will stixk to their reserves in semis. Not sure about conte but he'd be a bloody hypocrite if he plays a mostly furst team whilst bleating his squad is too small

 

Just need to make it more interesting fir the winners...

- Free pizza for a year?
- Free blowies for a subs from the female referees?
- Free **** for the players wifes courtesy of John Terry training academy?

 

Or CL qualification just in case you don't make top 4

 

That's the FA Cup...

 

Same thing, some teams just shy away from both for fear of failure and say "oh, we used our kids in it". Silverware builds teams confidence and keeps them relevant.

 

Brum gets the Commonwealth games for 2022

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/42423309

Which means that the UK won’t get it in 2026 and therefore BMD won’t have the prospect of being converted for athletics use.

 

why would utd win it?

other than the piss easy draw they've gotten?

This is a utd city final.