Morgan Rogers

[pauliewalnuts]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

[AV82EC]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

I’d say Conf League is worth £20m as per last season but I’d say a good run to the latter stages of the Europa League would be £40m surely?

[ChicagoLion]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

agree , the problem is our wage /revenue ratio is extreme and so significant adjustments will need to be made without CL revenue.

[Dave]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

I’d say Conf League is worth £20m as per last season but I’d say a good run to the latter stages of the Europa League would be £40m surely?

A quick Google suggests Spurs have got around £15m from their run to the semi-finals, and winning it means their total amount gained will be around £25m.

[AV82EC]

I stand corrected, thanks Dave.

[Tokyo Sexwhale]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

The Conference League is bad for us, because it requires us to have a big squad to complete the fixtures without generating the revenue to pay for them. 

And that's without considering the incovenience it causes in terms of having to travel to the middle of nowhere on a Thursday, and potentiallymessing with our Premier League fixtures and our energy levels when playing in them.

The Europa League is winnable for us - especially if we can maintain or improve on our current squad, and the prize for winning it is extremely valuable.

[PeterWithe]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

I’d say Conf League is worth £20m as per last season but I’d say a good run to the latter stages of the Europa League would be £40m surely?

A quick Google suggests Spurs have got around £15m from their run to the semi-finals, and winning it means their total amount gained will be around £25m.

Is there any breakdown of that into TV and stadium income as they will generate much more of the latter than we would?

[Somniloquism]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

The Conference League is bad for us, because it requires us to have a big squad to complete the fixtures without generating the revenue to pay for them. 

And that's without considering the incovenience it causes in terms of having to travel to the middle of nowhere on a Thursday, and potentiallymessing with our Premier League fixtures and our energy levels when playing in them.

The Europa League is winnable for us - especially if we can maintain or improve on our current squad, and the prize for winning it is extremely valuable.

There are two less fixtures in the Conference then the other two, and Chelsea have shown they can definitely compete in the earlier stages with the reserves/ youth / bombsquad as they only added Palmer to the squad during the change window.

[Steve67]

Surely, no European football can be BAD for the club?

[cdbearsfan]

I don't think Conference League really has any impact financially, it's worth buttons. As is the Europa League to a degree.

I don't think qualifying for either of these would really have any impact on need to buy and sell. The difference between being in, and doing well in, the CL as we have done this year, and not being in it, is absolutely huge. Tens of millions.

The Conference League is bad for us, because it requires us to have a big squad to complete the fixtures without generating the revenue to pay for them. 

And that's without considering the incovenience it causes in terms of having to travel to the middle of nowhere on a Thursday, and potentiallymessing with our Premier League fixtures and our energy levels when playing in them.

The Europa League is winnable for us - especially if we can maintain or improve on our current squad, and the prize for winning it is extremely valuable.

There are two less fixtures in the Conference then the other two, and Chelsea have shown they can definitely compete in the earlier stages with the reserves/ youth / bombsquad as they only added Palmer to the squad during the change window.

Works out the same as you have to play two qualifying games to get into it.

[pauliewalnuts]

Surely, no European football can be BAD for the club?

Of course it can - I want to win everything we can win, and the more competitions we are allowed into, the higher the chance of some form of glory.

I loved the run to the semi finals of the Conference League, too. Just saying that financially, if it's not the Champions League, it's not a route to direct, great riches.

[Tuscans]

🚨 Morgan Rogers keep attracting interest from several big clubs after excellent season.

Liverpool and Chelsea have been both monitoring him, considered as a top winger… but Aston Villa absolutely want to keep Rogers.

[LeeB]

🚨 Morgan Rogers keep attracting interest from several big clubs after excellent season.

Liverpool and Chelsea have been both monitoring him, considered as a top winger… but Aston Villa absolutely want to keep Rogers.

You can tell it's made up bullshit when they say 'top winger'.

Divs.

[Stinkin_Thinkin]

Rogers might be a tap in for young player of the year. I'm struggling to think of any young players who've tore up trees this season. Delap got a few goals for a struggling side, Dibbling got hyped but didn't impact any games. Amad looked good before his injury. Palmer and saka havn't done much.

[Dave]

Rogers might be a tap in for young player of the year. I'm struggling to think of any young players who've tore up trees this season. Delap got a few goals for a struggling side, Dibbling got hyped but didn't impact any games. Amad looked good before his injury. Palmer and saka havn't done much.

Definitely not impossible.

Elanga or Gravenberch would probably be the competition. Or Palmer based on the first half of the season.