@BerenCross Good effort, next challenge is reverse rainbow;
Connections: Soccer Edition #5
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@17CXH Not to try and totally take away from what is great pricing, I think they have to charge same for home/away in similar areas. So I suspect a large part of the pricing policy was to encourage the sale of the other 50,000 tickets in the ground.
@M_Minneman @mars9919087 @DBro_FFB I’ve got marks, got Jordan on Thursday waivers and just got Chubb now.
I need to beat my commissioner and could come down to this.
Thoughts???
@lackzxzx @SDP76842783 @ConorMcGilligxn Which one out of Noah Sadiki, Arthur Masuaku, Reinildo Mandava, Bertrand Traore, Chemsdine Talbi and Habib Diarra hasn’t been picked/travelled?
@NathanSantos21 Am I reading this correctly, in thinking that this data shows QBs overall performance, but doesn’t take into account the upcoming weeks matchup?
Thanks
@MrSCHWARTZBERG Remarkable how the cars haven’t moved since the photo was taken for Tripadvisor. You’ve even managed to get your finger in the corner of the pic, just like in the photo online
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@smith_john87278 @tomo_w94 The conference league money isn’t that great. West Ham got about £12.5m for winning it but when you take into account player bonuses, travel costs, and the extra players you need sign to cover those additional games it’s more or less break even.
@KieranMaguire Actually I can see squad impairment costs on page 18, so I think that this £35m could relate to the repurchase of Elland Road and represent the difference between the amount paid and what the club actually value it at
@KieranMaguire Hi Kieran
On page 14 there is a “negative goodwill” cost of around £35m
Would this be impairment costs of squad value? If not then what could it be? If so then is it generally good news as it would indicate significant FFP headroom for this season?
Cheers!
@DanMc1878@NW777777777@ITFCbookmarks@FuryFadez@North_Stander Brighton have been very successful, and whilst very savvy in the transfer market, have benefited from owner funding of £370m! AFCBs owner funding is a more modest £115m and BFCs a relatively paltry £60m.
There are ways of breaking in but some of those have spent crazy money
@benjaminfraser@secondtierpod@RyanDilks1 True but even Bournemouth and Fulham were yo-yo clubs, Forest have definitely bucked the trend and the gap seems wider now than it was even 3 years ago