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20 minutes ago, imavillan said:

this is crazy if it's true

 

 

thats relatively normal, they've put him on gardening leave

if england appoint him next week then they dont have to pay him anymore, if they paid him full compensation on the day they sacked him then there's potential they over pay him

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9 minutes ago, villa4europe said:

thats relatively normal, they've put him on gardening leave

if england appoint him next week then they dont have to pay him anymore, if they paid him full compensation on the day they sacked him then there's potential they over pay him

Yep Milan lost money last week when Saudi team back out of hiring Pioli

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40 minutes ago, villa4europe said:

thats relatively normal, they've put him on gardening leave

if england appoint him next week then they dont have to pay him anymore, if they paid him full compensation on the day they sacked him then there's potential they over pay him

that's football for you....

anywhere else you get the sack and you are paid off what the company owes you (a week, a month or 3 months depending on lieu of notice) and then your out on your heels and have to find another job

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1 hour ago, imavillan said:

that's football for you....

anywhere else you get the sack and you are paid off what the company owes you (a week, a month or 3 months depending on lieu of notice) and then your out on your heels and have to find another job

yeah but with any other company you don't sign 5 year contracts

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31 minutes ago, villa4europe said:

yeah but with any other company you don't sign 5 year contracts

Just surprised Chelsea didn't give him an 8 year deal. 

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Following decisions by their respective executive bodies, European Leagues and FIFPRO Europe will jointly file a formal complaint to the European Commission on competition law grounds against FIFA regarding the international match calendar.

For several years, the leagues and player unions have repeatedly urged FIFA to develop a clear, transparent, and fair process regarding the international match calendar. The latest formal request was sent ahead of the FIFA Congress and Council in May 2024. Regretfully, FIFA has consistently refused to include national leagues and player unions in its decision-making process.

The international match calendar is now beyond saturation and has become unsustainable for national leagues and a risk for the health of players. FIFA’s decisions over the last years have repeatedly favoured its own competitions and commercial interests, neglected its responsibilities as a governing body, and harmed the economic interests of national leagues and the welfare of players.

National leagues and player unions, which represent the interests of all clubs and all players at the national level, and regulate labour relations through collectively agreed solutions, cannot accept that global regulations are decided unilaterally.

Legal action is now the only responsible step for European leagues and player unions to protect football, its ecosystem and its workforce from FIFA’s unilateral decisions.

The complaint will explain that FIFA’s conduct infringes EU competition law and notably constitutes an abuse of dominance: FIFA holds a dual role as both the global regulator of football and a competition organiser. This creates a conflict of interest, which, consistent with recent case law of the EU courts, requires FIFA to exercise its regulatory functions in a way that is transparent, objective, non-discriminatory and proportionate. FIFA’s conduct in respect of the international match calendar falls well short of these requirements.

This complaint, that will be formally filed by European Leagues, LaLiga, and FIFPRO Europe will run in parallel to separate actions initiated by individual leagues and player unions at national level. The English, French and Italian player unions brought an action with the Brussels commercial court in June.

European Leagues and FIFPRO Europe have already informed the European Commission of their decision and look forward to working closely with the Commission, relevant public institutions and football stakeholders throughout the investigation process.

https://europeanleagues.com/european-leagues-and-fifpro-europe-to-file-joint-complaint-to-european-commission-against-fifa-regarding-international-match-calendar/

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7 minutes ago, The_Steve said:

Real Madrid announce €1bn profit - and no books got cooked in the process, I’m sure. 

Is the stadium even 100% open?

I think they're quite smart in the transfer window, buy a lot of youngsters and I wouldn't be surprised if they actually spend less than the majority of top table clubs in the last 3 years 

Add to that their partner list makes for good reading, obviously Emirates and Adidas but then also mahou (chocolate partner) HP (IT partner) Dubai (tourism) bmw,  EA sports, Nivea men, Abbott (healthcare) cantabria (skincare) easy markets (financial) Adobe, zegna (formal wear) palladium (hotel) daktronics (LED screen partner) Cisco, softtek, canon, Unicaja (bank) playstation, codere (betting) sanitare (wellness) coca cola, Solan de cabras (water) ouro (financial) kaiyun (eSports I think) HTH (another esports i think) ATV ( real estate) HTAB (a bank in Guatemala)

It's the great myth of FFP, if you run yourself right and get good owners and do everything as you should you can do the same as these top table clubs...no Guatemalan bank is lining up to be a partner of Aston Villa 

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On 14/07/2024 at 02:12, Zatman said:

Shakira will play a 25 minute half time show at the Copa America final

Americanisation of football continues

I don't mind this, as long as they still play football again after 15 minutes.

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On 18/07/2024 at 12:30, villa4europe said:

thats relatively normal, they've put him on gardening leave

if england appoint him next week then they dont have to pay him anymore, if they paid him full compensation on the day they sacked him then there's potential they over pay him

 No wonder he hasn’t taken another job yet!

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3 minutes ago, fightoffyour said:

I don't mind this, as long as they still play football again after 15 minutes.

Can imagine it now. John McGinn sent off for lunge on Taylor Swift in USA vs Scotland opening match

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