If Man Citeh have been exonerated why have they still been fined 10 million euros? FFP is a joke. Perhaps our owners can flex their financial muscle now?
Wasn't sure where to post this but here seems appropriate, From Sky:BREAKING: Five substitutes will be allowed next season, football lawmakers have announced following a meeting of the International Football Association Board.
Quote from: hilts_coolerking on July 15, 2020, 04:41:19 PMWasn't sure where to post this but here seems appropriate, From Sky:BREAKING: Five substitutes will be allowed next season, football lawmakers have announced following a meeting of the International Football Association Board.I like this, it allows clubs like us to give game time to younger players without so much risk. The counter is that it lets big clubs flood the bench with quality but I don't know how much that will actually happen.
Quote from: paul_e on July 15, 2020, 05:08:19 PMQuote from: hilts_coolerking on July 15, 2020, 04:41:19 PMWasn't sure where to post this but here seems appropriate, From Sky:BREAKING: Five substitutes will be allowed next season, football lawmakers have announced following a meeting of the International Football Association Board.I like this, it allows clubs like us to give game time to younger players without so much risk. The counter is that it lets big clubs flood the bench with quality but I don't know how much that will actually happen.Surely it will definitely happen. You're not paying 22 senior players obscene wages for some to be left out of the match-day squad especially when you can now change half your outfield team "in-game".
It seems to be clubs would be able to bring on 5 subs from 11. I don't agree with it at all. I think you will find the top clubs will stockpile big squads but there will be a lot of player turnover. Yes players will happily sign for the likes of Liverpool and Manchester City but after one or two years the bit part/squad players will want to move on to somewhere where they will be regularly starting games.