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Context.

The alleged June PSR deadline...

[edgysatsuma89]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c4nge0l7e1po

Come at us, bruh.

[LeonW]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c4nge0l7e1po

Come at us, bruh.

That article (and some of the general media coverage) is bullsh*t. But the difference now is that we’re now a player. We can expect more of this and on other things to come.

[Dogtanian]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c4nge0l7e1po

Come at us, bruh.

It’s exactly what we’ve all been saying. The only possible wrongdoing is fee inflation, and all of the fees are easily justified looking at historical transactions.

The bit warning clubs about their wider legal and regulatory obligations is a joke, as there certainly isn’t anything wrong with these deals on that front either.

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Brum Mail fighting back saying Luiz covered PSR, why wouldn't we charge Chelsea top dollar for Kellyman?

[Risso]

Rhian Brewster - £24m four years ago. Piss off Premier League.

[sid1964]

City have in recent seasons seasons sold a reserve / young goalkeeper to Southampton and Burnley and not a single complaint was raised about those sales.

The premier league do not like it because they did not think that clubs would do or think of doing this.

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Premier League is code for Man United.

[Chris Harte]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c4nge0l7e1po

Come at us, bruh.

From that article:

"There is no suggestion that any of the clubs involved have breached any rules".

The point at which the whole article vanishes into a black hole.

It love that we are giving the middle finger to the FA. I love the salty comments from other club's fans (yes Manyoo, I mean you).

I bet the FA try to close this loophole way before they deal with Citeh.

[AV82EC]

I see BBC Sport have produced this article which tbh could have been written word for word by the Manchester United Press Office. The fact BBC Sport office is less than 1km walk from the Manchester United Press Office is of course entirely coincidental.

[LeeB]

I see BBC Sport have produced this article which tbh could have been written word for word by the Manchester United Press Office. The fact BBC Sport office is less than 1km walk from the Manchester United Press Office is of course entirely coincidental.

Although nice of them to take time off from making puff pieces about Tax Free Chemical Jim's minority shareholding revolution.

[Risso]

I bet the FA try to close this loophole way before they deal with Citeh.

How would they do that? We've bought some players, and sold some players. None of the fees involved are unfair when compared against other similar transactions..

[OCD]

You could exclude academy players from the PSR calculation but PSR is changing from next year anyway.

[Chris Harte]

I bet the FA try to close this loophole way before they deal with Citeh.

How would they do that? We've bought some players, and sold some players. None of the fees involved are unfair when compared against other similar transactions..

You could exclude academy players from the PSR calculation but PSR is changing from next year anyway.

There you go.

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I bet the FA try to close this loophole way before they deal with Citeh.

How would they do that? We've bought some players, and sold some players. None of the fees involved are unfair when compared against other similar transactions..

Yeah it's laughable. We've sold the wrong player to the wrong club. We'll end up even stronger than last year and well, that's just not fair!