Mosquito_Coasting
Young-Pyo Lee
Yeah, somehow that feels like their money though, like Man U. They are huge clubs and their owners are running them for profit.
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Baleforce
Ron Henry
it was slightly different, the glazers took on equal debt to that which they placed on united but all in was less than the value of the club which was still profitable, FSG bought Liverpool for 300m when it was 350m in debt and losing money year on year, since then they have spent a fortune on transfers, not to the level of city admittedly, but certainly at the same rate Chelsea did under the Abramovich "golden" years
Mosquito_Coasting
Young-Pyo Lee
I just don't see it quite as City or Chelsea standards yet. If Liverpool carry on this kind of spending year after year then I would. They sold Coutinho, Chelsea never had to sell anyone, bar Robben who they didn't seem that keen to keep.
Mosquito_Coasting
Young-Pyo Lee
But don't you think that Liverpool's owners main aim is to make money from the club? Unlike City and Chelsea. I see it like that but I may be wrong.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
I don't know, maybe they are front loading and hoping for a huge buyout later?
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Luka Modric
It does raise the question of where they are getting the money from.
Could end up in an Everton like situation* where the expected success doesnt happen, and then they spend 5 years skint while they try and balance the books.
*Not exactly the same, but they took a loan out against season ticket income, spent it all - and didnt actually improve. Consequently they then had no money in following seasons....
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Like a lot of others on here i have no time for what City have won and the way they have gone about it, i would give up the game if the same happened to our club. Sad to say i have spoken to some Spurs fans at games who want us to go down the Chelsea/City route, thankfully they seem to be in the minority.
Wilheldiva
Kevin Scott
the issue is that its about far more than just whether chelsea, city, psg have bought the league or not. there are serious human rights issues that are in question, and quite frankly how any of the fans of those clubs can celebrate a win funded by criminal behavior is beyond me. those fans have a lot to answer for. as does the media.
because it is football, people seem to want to gloss over these issues but we've all got to be stronger as football fans and put a stand against these individuals.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
City started with Shinawatra!!!!!! A tosser and nasty man. He was, incidentally, friends with...
Sitting on my porcelain throne using glory-glory.co.uk mobile app
Almost as bad as "Visit Rwanda"
Liverpool have built their commercial revenue in similar scale as man u .. Official rice partner, official doughnut partner off the pitch management have killed it managed to monetarise their global fan base in a manner that the mancs have. Expect them to spend more not less .. Everton finances are dodgy
Can't expect fans (if you do you will be disappointed ) to be more moral than the government or public will keep on selling weapons and using peteol
Wilheldiva
Kevin Scott
thats a f disgrace too. the temerity of a country that receives significant international aid to sponsor a football club to the tune of £30m is beyond belief
brick. Are you saying I shouldn’t have booked that family fortnight out there then? Dammit!
mudshark
Chris Armstrong
In Chelsea's case, I'd change it to "Visit North Sentinel".
