Trialist
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almost 17 years
Trialist
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almost 17 years
How can football in England be allowed to continue the way it is?? All these teams paying crazy wages when football clubs are in the RED season after season. And what good are foreign owners bringing to the UK apart from huge tax bills that HMRC get to collect??? Sure they can afford the stars of the game, but what about English football? Surely the PL,FA, FL must have concerns!
 
Premiership is full of foreign players and owners, what hope does england have come internationals? Not that i support England, in fact i will have a great laugh at there expence when the likes of Scotland, wales and ireland are beating them just as Northern Ireland did recently.
 
Yes and i realise leeds fell into this hole of paying huge wages while not covering the costs. I can see it happening to other clubs in the near future.
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almost 17 years
Couldn't agree more. It's a circus, a carnival and bubble will burst one day (he said, mixing metaphor with cliche in a way only he could do).
In fact, I've ranted about this on here before. What'll happen is that the true soul of football will emerge relatively unscathed, while the clubs that are spending ridiculous money now will encounter many lean years.
That's if there's any justice in the world, which there isn't...
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about 17 years
Gap is widening from PL to other leagues. More money needs to be invested in to lower leagues.
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almost 17 years
I guess its a catch 22.
 
Higher wages = better players =  more foreign players = better league = bigger viewing audience = More money (and so it continues). 
Trialist
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almost 17 years
= England not qualifying for world cups! This is why PL bosses must change something as surely they must put the national teams interests first. If not we have to put up with whinging poms even more when england cant qualify for top tournaments!!!!!
WeeNix
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about 17 years
Be like Colchester - no agents deals, no agents fees, sound finances, develop young players, sensible transfer dealings in, good sales (Halford for example) to fund the club. Professional board, professional administration, high quality coaching and managerial staff and high standards for player behaviour. God we are good!
Marquee
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9.6K
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about 17 years
It's a global league based in England. If English players are good enough, they will make the top teams. If not, that's too bad. 
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1.7K
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almost 17 years
the smaller clubs will continue to survive...all it takes is one kid who is deemed as a 'superstar', the bigger clubs buy him, transfer money gets spent and on it goes.


the EPL is a decent league and will stay that way...if one club falls, another takes its place.


it appalls me to see players earning 6 figure packets a week while people around the world are slumming it and starving, yet they still complain when they only earn �120,000 per week

sadly it isnt an english problem, more a global one...salary cap anyone?
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over 16 years
I think they deserve all the money they get. They are the best in the world at what they do and therefore should get top dollar for it.
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about 17 years
The problem starts when the players are young too. I've heard a few managers of English clubs complaining about how expensive young English players have become so it becomes more economic to buy foreign kids at 15,  16 and 17 and put them in the club academy and reserve team for 3 or 4 years than to identify and recruit local talent.

That's why the big clubs can afford to have networks of scouts around the world and why 9 yo's in Australia get signed by the scum

I would like to see quota's for local players like UEFA have introduced for european competition.

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