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I know italy just got knocked out, but one of the standout players for me was barella. his outward passes were phenomenal, he even got a goal vs albania. i think he would fit in to united, chelsea or arsenals system. He is relentless and seems to never get tired, imo would be atleast a 70m transfer fee.
I’ve noticed a few shady things happening this Euros that haven’t even really been pointed out and am wondering if anyone else has noticed?
First one was the 8 mins extra time in Croatia v Italy—not sure what warranted 8 mins in that second half and basically just played until Italy got that goal…
Second today with the Germany game after taking that goal away (okay fair) and then almost immediately awarding a penalty kick for something I have no clue how prevent if your are running and pivoting quickly..
Has anyone else seen something that has just seemed off and n then not addressed ?
https://x.com/TheAnfieldTalk/status/1807005199040479331
This would be interesting. As a Liverpool supporter I would really like to see him playing for Liverpool, since I rate him highly. I know he is a left winger, but I wonder if he could play on the right wing as a future Salah replacement. However, I don't think I would sacrifice Quansah for that.
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There are a number of clubs having to adhere to FFP regulations and in danger of not making the cut off.
Should clubs that are over the threshold be subject to enforced transfers by the premier league?
In such a scenario they could end up litterally losing their desired assets / best player/s in an effective sealed bid / auction off process by the premier league to cover the costs/fines and other clubs could benifit directly from this.
Obviously this might benifit the “big” 6 more than anyone else and force those up and coming clubs specifically like Newcastle (who I’m a passionate fan of) to lose assets such as Isac, Bruno, Gordon etc.
In effect this would take the decision to ignore this out of a clubs hands and force them to act or face such actions as this.
How is Chelsea still looking to sign more players?
There's only 11 positions on the field. The reserves have limited spots. Their squad is already overloaded. Why do they keep looking to get more in the door?
It's been 5 years since Spurs moved into their new stadium and the club hasn't yet sold the naming rights to the stadium as initially envisioned for 20m a year.
Has the club made any head way on this or have they given up trying to find a sponsor?
Feels very Spursy to demand 20m a year 5 years ago and get 0 in naming revenue during that whole period.
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I have been watching the euros and it looks like the VAR technology is so much more accurate/advanced than the premier league (and other major competitions). Why isn't the same VAR technology used? Seems like it would reduce all the VAR hate in the Premier League?
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