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Originally Posted By: ites
yh but i still wouldn't want a rich mafioso or oil guy. just my ethics.
i really believe FSG are doing the right then, only time will tell! maybe we'll end 9th in the league but win the uefa cup.
it wont be good, but a way forward.

where is the hope in your heart mate laugh


Do you really think we have a squad good enough to qualify for the knockout rounds of the Europa Cup?

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udinese, young boys and anzi? of course. knock out phase is after the january window

we outplayed city and should have won. don't tell me we cant beat those 3 ?

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Last week we outplayed city, Agreed...

Yesterday we got played off our park by Arsenal, And lost. The first week, We lost to West Brom.

We were hardly convincing against Hearts either were we?

So out of 5 games... We've had 1 decent performance. And scored what 4 goals? conceded 8... That does not inspire confidence.

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Anzhi will be a nightmare trip away. Udinese won't be easy to go to either, Arsenal struggled there last year if I remember. Qualifying from this group is far from a foregone conclusion

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I highly doubt FFP will even be enforced. Can you imagine UEFA kicking Chelsea, City, PSG, and others out of the CL? UEFA is concerned about one thing and one thing only - the money lining its coffers. Without the bigger clubs, the TV rights to the CL won't be worth as much. Not to mention, there's always the threat of a breakaway competition.

No, football clubs are not investments and should not be treated as such. To quote Simon Kuper, they are and should be run like art galleries or museums: public-spirited organizations that aim to serve the community while remaining reasonably solvent. I'll take some oil-rich Arab over a penny-pinching (fellow) Yank any day.


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Originally Posted By: AvailableOnAFree
I highly doubt FFP will even be enforced. Can you imagine UEFA kicking Chelsea, City, PSG, and others out of the CL? UEFA is concerned about one thing and one thing only - the money lining its coffers. Without the bigger clubs, the TV rights to the CL won't be worth as much. Not to mention, there's always the threat of a breakaway competition.

No, football clubs are not investments and should not be treated as such. To quote Simon Kuper, they are and should be run like art galleries or museums: public-spirited organizations that aim to serve the community while remaining reasonably solvent. I'll take some oil-rich Arab over a penny-pinching (fellow) Yank any day.


Me too. Some total nonsense being talked about we don't want suggar daddy. Oh yes we do. The club needs massive investment something in the order of £700m or so.


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i want PSG owners smile

but I am happy with FSG also


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Originally Posted By: TheKopProphet
I know it's trendy to act like a hardarse but some of the comments on here are very immature. There's just no point in being ungracious for the sake of it... and it achieves nothing. I think it's fair to say that talk is cheap and their next actions need to back up these claims - but saying it's the worst letter ever written is just silly.

We should credit John Henry for a couple of things. Firstly, heeding the need to address the supporters after the transfer day debacle. Many owners would have just slunk back to their condo in Florida. Secondly, he admits openly that the club not only made mistakes in this transfer window (acknowledging the striker shortage) but also during the first two years of their reign. Of course, this magnanimity needs to be followed by actions but it doesn't detract form the decency in making the confession. Lastly, he backs BR's squad assessments and the overall vision, which remember BR submitted in a 200 page dossier. I don't think you'll see a repeat of Dalglish here. This is their own man - not a fan appeasement appointment like Dalglish was.

To acknowledge the good things about the letter is not being fooled by it. Most fans recognise the need for back-up action from FSG - but we can commend Henry's gesture here and give him that opportunity to act accordingly.


Good post and yes we should commend Henry for being open with fans and being quick to respond. I did read something interesting on another site that most of our sponsorship deals are based on current season success and are performance based with add ons. So this notion of us slowing building and being successful in 5 years probably does not work and certainly we won't get such deals in the future. It just highlights the Dalglish madness and the cock up last Friday and how costly they could be to the club.


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Originally Posted By: AvailableOnAFree
I highly doubt FFP will even be enforced. Can you imagine UEFA kicking Chelsea, City, PSG, and others out of the CL? UEFA is concerned about one thing and one thing only - the money lining its coffers. Without the bigger clubs, the TV rights to the CL won't be worth as much. Not to mention, there's always the threat of a breakaway competition.


I'm not so sure. The whole idea behind FFP exposes certain unfair financial advantages that some clubs have. Whilst it will admittedly take a big call to throw any of the huge clubs out of europe, they are the only ones that the ruling is likely to affect in the first place. The FFP ruling will only ever punish the richest, most high profile clubs - it's unlikely to put the skids under Norwich's road to CL glory!

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