Think it was before there was any proper rules and before they were the 'big 6', just well run and generated a lot of income. They didn't have a big capacity but they had a lot of corporate facilities and filled them all.777Kidnappings wrote: ↑Fri Jul 03, 2026 8:42 pm Not spurs fault but it shows the problem with the rules. Almost all of the big clubs income comes regardless of success so they cant really fail. Regardless of what happens on the pitch theyll always get another opportunity to spend their way out of it
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Over the last two years spurs have won the Europa league, played in the champions league and sold out an 80k stadium every week.
Finishing 17th two seasons in a row means very little in the grand scheme of football finances.
Finishing 17th two seasons in a row means very little in the grand scheme of football finances.
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Evertonfc15
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im happy with the progress TFG have made apart from the recruitment side
we are on a stable footing now
ps
my petty pet hates tho are the name of the stadium - i always call it the BMD - and still using that fucking stake on our new kit ffs
we are on a stable footing now
ps
my petty pet hates tho are the name of the stadium - i always call it the BMD - and still using that fucking stake on our new kit ffs
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Do any of us know what other offers (if any) were on the table though?Evertonfc15 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2026 7:50 am my petty pet hates tho are the name of the stadium - i always call it the BMD - and still using that fucking stake on our new kit ffs
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Indiantoffee75
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If TFG had any ambition they would not have taken over six months searching for a CEO only to come up with that muppet Kinnear.
They are shrewd business people.
Are they looking at this club to be challenging for silverware? Highly doubt it.
They are shrewd business people.
Are they looking at this club to be challenging for silverware? Highly doubt it.
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Roma are still waiting for the final green light from the owners to begin negotiations.
As Corriere dello Sport reports, work is underway at Trigoria and a €45 million offer is ready, including bonuses and a percentage of the future resale price.
In calls with Friedkin and Gasperini, D'Amico outlined every detail of bringing Mason Greenwood to Trigoria.
The Giallorossi coach will return early from vacation to work alongside the sporting director before July 13th, the day of the training camp at the Fulvio Bernardini Stadium.
Yesterday, the Texans were in the United States for Independence Day celebrations, an event that postponed the final strategic meetings between Roma and Houston.
However, authorization to submit an official proposal for Greenwood to Marseille is expected between today and tomorrow.
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GrimShogun wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2026 11:53 am
Roma are still waiting for the final green light from the owners to begin negotiations.
As Corriere dello Sport reports, work is underway at Trigoria and a €45 million offer is ready, including bonuses and a percentage of the future resale price.
In calls with Friedkin and Gasperini, D'Amico outlined every detail of bringing Mason Greenwood to Trigoria.
The Giallorossi coach will return early from vacation to work alongside the sporting director before July 13th, the day of the training camp at the Fulvio Bernardini Stadium.
Yesterday, the Texans were in the United States for Independence Day celebrations, an event that postponed the final strategic meetings between Roma and Houston.
However, authorization to submit an official proposal for Greenwood to Marseille is expected between today and tomorrow.
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I thought someone mentioned that the payments would come from Moshiri or rather £x would not be owed to Moshiri after he sold Everton if we were punished further for anything under his watch?
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I mentioned it a while back, sure I heard something somewhere that that was the case. Can’t remember where I read it though.toffee_scot wrote: ↑Fri Jul 31, 2026 4:19 pm I thought someone mentioned that the payments would come from Moshiri or rather £x would not be owed to Moshiri after he sold Everton if we were punished further for anything under his watch?
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We’re signing a mega deal with Live Nation/Ticketmaster next year, so the Hill Dicko will get its pick of the top concerts. That’ll be a massive boost for the finances.
Wasn’t sure where to put it.
Wasn’t sure where to put it.
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It’s not happening overnight, but the new stadium is a clear game changer for us.