(That long since we've had any, couldn't find the thread)

Alan Nixon: "Top Liverpool starlet Cameron Branagan will Ben allowed out on loan in Jan.

Bolton lead the race for the 20 year old midfielder"

Edited December 11, 20169 yr by Ratwhite

Phil and Will = 25+ assists 

Hopefully, both right wingers though and will they both play in the same team?

Take it Amoeba is off the radar then?

 

Shame that IMO

Apparently not, according to Iles

Wolves just paid €20m for a midfielder

Looks like the Portuguese have got together to spank wolves for a few million

 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/amp.sportsmole.co.uk/football/chelsea/transfer-talk/news/wolves-in-gbp20m-deal-for-ruben-neves_301603.html

He's quality, or he was aged 17. Absolutely fuck knows why he wants to play in the Skybet.

He's quality, or he was aged 17. Absolutely fuck knows why he wants to play in the Skybet.

Think his agent is that Mendes chap who part owns them.

Think his agent is that Mendes chap who part owns them.

And we got Keshi Anderson ????

How many players can we have on loan in a season anyone?

I think the limit is 5 at a time and 4 in your match day squad?

Cheers

Proctor confirmed gone

 

Interestingly we didn't lose many when he started

 

Drew plenty

 

AFC Wimbledon away

Bristol rovers away

Charlton away

MK dons home

Walsall away (lost)

Bradford home

Rochdale (lost)

Alex Honeyball and George Newell released, amongst others.

Bit surprised we've released Honeyball and especially Newell, I thought he showed promise in his sub appearances for the first team.

He played for the first team

 

Passed me by

He played for the first team

 

Passed me by

Few sub games under Lennon.

They truly were strange times

Does financial fair play still exist?

 

Everton just parted with £100m and increased there wage bill a fair bit.

 

Can't see them making the match day revenue of a Man Utd or an arsenal?

 

How are they doing it?

Does financial fair play still exist?

 

Everton just parted with £100m and increased there wage bill a fair bit.

 

Can't see them making the match day revenue of a Man Utd or an arsenal?

 

How are they doing it?

They're about to sell Lukaku for about £80m for a start

Does financial fair play still exist?

 

Everton just parted with £100m and increased there wage bill a fair bit.

 

Can't see them making the match day revenue of a Man Utd or an arsenal?

 

How are they doing it?

Financial fair play hasn't ever applied to the premiership as far as I know. Everton have wealthy owners. It does count for champions league though if they get there.

Financial fair play hasn't ever applied to the premiership as far as I know. Everton have wealthy owners. It does count for championship though if they get there.

 

Corrected for Pablo

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/financial-fair-play-regulations-affecting-13245401.amp

 

Best summary and applied case I can find

Does financial fair play still exist?

 

Everton just parted with £100m and increased there wage bill a fair bit.

 

Can't see them making the match day revenue of a Man Utd or an arsenal?

 

How are they doing it?

They do it by being sponsored heavily. £10million to sponsor a toilet etc

Financial fair play hasn't ever applied to the premiership as far as I know. Everton have wealthy owners. It does count for champions league though if they get there.

Thought UEFA as good as much scrapped it when they went after PSG and Man City before realising they would be punishing the teams they actually want in the tournament

Only room for 2 more players with he 4 young lads signing contracts?