#CFT23@uhltherapy Loved the 3 day workshop. @PeteOSullivanPT was fantastic and delivered with passion, humour and expertise. Thoroughly enjoyable. I feel I have developed my knowledge further of the CFT approach and feel much more confident in applying this approach.
No matter how rich you are individually as a Nigerian, we are all collectively poor. Very poor.
You only realize this during emergencies. A fire breaks out and there is no fire service. An accident happens and there is no first aid, no ambulance, no system.
Today, a world boxing champion like Anthony Joshua was involved in a car accident and not a single ambulance showed up. Someone that rich and globally known. People only gathered around him like it was a carnival. No safety measures. No trained response. Just chaos.
An accident that claimed two lives o!
Last month, an aide to a sitting governor was stabbed at a political event.. Somebody lifted him on his shoulder ! Such a gory sight!
Still no ambulance
Not even for a governor’s aide.
That is real poverty.
In Nigeria, money does not save you in a crisis. Influence does not protect you. When it matters most, everyone is poor.
To the rich and influential Nigerian who thinks demanding a better country is for the poor masses, one day you will understand. In an emergency, you are just as poor as the rest of us.
Nigeria is poor.
Poor poor.
RIP to the dead and wishing Anthony Joshua quick recovery.
How can Liverpool afford all these signings?
Ranking of net spend across the 5 completed seasons prior to this summer 2020/21-2024/25 (according to @TMuk_news)
1) Chelsea: -£770m
2) United: -£547m
3) Spurs: -£472m
4) Arsenal: -£468m
5) Newcastle: -£365m
6) West Ham: -£274m
7) Man City: -£270m
8) Liverpool: -£252m
9) Nottingham Forest: -£220m
Liverpool's net spend in this time is over £200m less than Spurs, they've spent less than West Ham...
Across this period, Liverpool won a Premier League title, 1 FA Cup, 2 League Cups and reached a Champions League final.
They won that Premier League title, having made a net PROFIT of £4.4m on transfers across that season.
Even if they do sign Isak, they are likely to make at least £130m from the sales of Diaz, Nunez and Elliot.
Don't be angry, it's not unfair. Liverpool are just smarter than your club.
Liverpool's 'summer of madness' is delighting its fans in equal proportion to upsetting rival supporters. Once the Ekitike deal is concluded, transfer fee outlay will hit £260m- with further expensive incomings expected. This thread explains how the club is financing it.
Just spoke to a fellow Red from the US who felt like he wasn’t truly accepted because he’s not from Liverpool.
I’ve heard this before fans from Ireland, Australia, down south, even Wigan feeling like outsiders because of where they’re from.
Let me be clear:
If you love this club, if it’s in your heart… you’re from L4.
It doesn’t matter what’s on your passport it’s what’s in your blood.
You sing You’ll Never Walk Alone? Then you’re one of us.
Always have been. Always will be.
Proud of every Red from every corner of the world. 🌍❤️
Without you, we’re not Liverpool we’re just another club.
#YNWA ❤️👊🏼
Based on Liverpool's net + PSR position, and assuming profit for 24/25 (expected) then using the example of a £20m profit, plus allowable deductions and £105m PSR limit, LFC could still lose more than £200m in 25/26 and be PSR compliant after Isak, Wirtz, Kerkez, Frimpong and GM.