🚨 Does FFP actually protect the big clubs?
- Chelsea fined £10m for 74 breaches, zero points deducted
- Everton docked 10 points for a breach a third of that size
- Forest lost 4 points for a £34.5m breach, appeal rejected
- Man City's 115 charges have sat unresolved for 3.5 years
- City already beat a UEFA ban on appeal back in 2020
- Villa sold their women's team for £55m just to stay legal
- Villa still fined ~£20m by UEFA over that same deal
- Newcastle sold Minteh, Anderson, Isak, Tonali to stay compliant
- Howe admitted PSR, not football, drove some of those sales
- Smaller ambitious clubs losing players while big clubs stall
- Is FFP just protecting whoever can afford the longest fight?
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🚨 SSN Breaking News 🚨
Via @SkySports_Keith
“The reason for the blackout at @nufc is because they have today agreed the sale of No.1 football photographer @iamserenataylor to Arsenal for £70m + add ons” A medical is due to take place tomorrow 📸 ⚽️🔜 #nufc
Villa, Newcastle, Forest and Palace all recent stints in Europe.
Sales this summer of Rogers, Tielemans, Tonali, Bruno, Anderson and Lacroix.
Buying clubs Chelsea, United, City, Arsenal and Spurs (SKY 6)
The prem is a fix. The above all in a group who agreed to join a super league. One awaiting 100s of charges another a small fine for paying off agents.
Other clubs making up the numbers.
As a Liverpool fan for more than 50 years I had to go to SJP today to pay my respects to my boyhood hero, the Newcastle fans are amazing well done the toon. And well done you it was worth the journey i hope ...
Darren 😉
Every Newcastle fan must watch this.
– Alex Crook nonsense media narrative shut down
– No excuses with Bournemouth losing 3/4 of back line last summer
– Good recruitment solves everything (what I agree with the most!)
#NUFC
Just heard the news Alan. As well as your hero i think he was everyone’s hero at some point. He was a God up in Newcastle & the fans believed he could walk on water. R.I.P Kevin, England’s first Superstar footballer
…Today is a day I never wanted to see. I am absolutely heartbroken to hear of the passing of Kevin Keegan. Kevin wasn’t just a football manager to me—he was the man who introduced me to the Premier League and made me fall in love with the beautiful city of Newcastle…
We are devastated to learn of the passing of Kevin Keegan, one of the most iconic, influential and deeply loved figures in our club’s history.
Kevin was more than a legendary footballer and manager. He was the beating heart of Newcastle United for generations of supporters.
A city now plunged into mourning as the man who transformed Newcastle United passes away.
Saved #nufc from relegation to Division Three and took the club to the brink of the title, but he did so much more than that.
Put the city on the map and brought joy to the fans with an attacking brand of football.
https://t.co/DrKXnw12lu #nufc