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  1. duke313
    Finally... someone gets it.
  2. duke313
    It wasn't designed for clubs to buying reserve players off each other, and then buying one back for a similar fee in the same window. You scratch my back, i'll scratch yours.... that's the loophole.
  3. duke313
    You don't honestly believe that do you? There is nothing anyone can say that can convince me this transfer is anything other than a PSR reach around between the two clubs. He might turn out to be a useful player, but there is 0% chance we'd be signing him if we were;t repaying the favour to Everton for signing Tim.
  4. duke313
    Chelsea in pole position for David, would appear Duran deal is dead in the water and why they bought Kellyman instead.
  5. duke313
    Is it just me or does it seem like we're getting bombarded with news or opinions from former players. The past few months all i've seen is Keane this, Ferdinand that. They're everywhere, we see them more than we see current footballers. The other month there was about 5 different Wayne Rooney articles on the same front page.
  6. duke313
    What point am I not grasping?
  7. duke313
    That is precisely what they will try and do.
  8. duke313
    If teams are using it to gain an advantage, it can and almost certainly will be stopped.
  9. duke313
    How often do teams buy players off each other in the same window? Practically never.
  10. duke313
    They can still sell players to each other, it just won;t count towards PSR. Same way as Chelsea can still offer people 8 year contracts, it just anything over 5 years dosen't count towards PSR, so there is no benefit in doing it anymore. PSR already only benefits the high income teams, hence why we're doing this.
  11. duke313
    What Cutoff? Decide what?
  12. duke313
    That doesn't make sense.
  13. duke313
    As i've said, they don;t need to prove anything, they will just vote to stop it happening in the future, same as they did with the 8 year contracts.
  14. duke313
    That doesn't change the fact the the transfer of Tim/Dobbins is mutually beneficial to both team in terms of PSR, we're trading players we won't miss to circumvent the shit PSR rules, that is the "loophole" they will try and close.
  15. duke313
    What about Tim? Teams lining up for him I suppose?
  16. duke313
    What doesn't make sense?
  17. duke313
    Selling Tim to Everton, and them selling Dobbins to us, tow transfers that would never happen if we both didnt have PSR issues.
  18. duke313
    It' pretty obvious that we're exploiting this to circumvent PSR, that's the loophole. They can close it by not allowing sales between traded players to count towards PSR, you can still trade players but their sales won;t count so will be pointless unless the two clubs actually want the players.
  19. duke313
    There is nothing to prove, they just need to close the loophole same as they did with the 8 year contracts that Chelsea were doing. They were't punished for it, as it was technically allowed, they just changed the rules so it's not.
  20. duke313
    Being allowed to sell each other players for the sole purpose of circumventing PSR.
  21. duke313
    Not just a CL finalist, but CL team of the season having only signed for them in January so missed the group stage.
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  23. duke313
    The “conveyor belt” of talent that gets talked about, this is what it looks like. 95% of them won’t play for us much, they’ll be sold to fund the first team.
  24. duke313
    Madrid activated Vinicius release clause of €45m a week after he made his senior debut, yet nobody batted an eyelid. Teams buying these players are buying their potential, some will be worth it, some won’t.
  25. duke313
    Would be hilarious if he actually turned out to be decent and played regularly for us
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