Does that mean we have to give it a much higher rate of interest?Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
didn't know the carling cup name had changed to this
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...apital-one-cup
Does that mean we have to give it a much higher rate of interest?didn't know the carling cup name had changed to this
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...apital-one-cup
we're already in the red so we're a perfect match
I can't wait for three seasons time for us to win the Curly-Wurly Cup. They're surely going to run out of 'C' sponsors soon?
Capital One Cup? Who the fuck wants to win that? Wenger has been right to treat this cup as a joke because the ****s behind it have done everything in their power to undermine it.
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The one thing the Premier League was lacking was enough money so this is excellent news
Another great step to making sure the top teams stay there and screw the rest. I read that when this deal kicks in the team who finishes bottom of the league will get £60m, more than City got for finishing champions last season.
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At that same ratio, the Premier League would actually pay for our wage bill.And that's not even accounting for what I mentioned above of the doubled Champions League money.
Still, at least there'll be no ways round the FFP...
Typical.
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