C-R » May 7th, '15, 12:12 wrote:Feel your frustration mate, i feel exactly the same way right now
With the current owners, management team etc... we are never going to compete for top players
jacdaniel » Thu May 07, 2015 4:37 pm wrote:We won't move forward under these owners IMO. They just don't have the funds to pay top wages or fees.
Its true that they have invested quite a bit but its not enough.
Football has turned into a game of money as we all know. Barca, Madrid, Bayern, Chelsea, PSG, City and United have it. Until we have it, we can only dream of having a strong season every few years.
Look at the striking options Barca, Madrid, Bayern, Chelsea and City have... and then look at ours...
Lambert, Balotelli, Borini and a crocked Sturridge.
How long do we think Sterling + Coutinho will stay at our club if one of the above puts in an offer?
Depressing, but the harsh reality of the modern game. Money is whats needed to get back among the top clubs.
kazza » Thu May 07, 2015 6:16 pm wrote:What no one is mentioning is we need a bigger stadium for more revenue. It is about money and the the more you make to more you can spend on wages. There is talk of Utd offering De gay 200,000 per week, that is for a keeper for fecks sake. the "big clubs" mentioned all have big stadiums (or a rich sugar daddy clever enough to twist the fair play rules but even those days are numbered). We will not be able to compete until we have 60-70k coming to every match. If Spurs get a new stadium, they will be a bigger club than us. It is no use blaming the owners as they cannot just give the club money, the club needs to be a sound business entity. That wont happen until we can compete with Utd and Arsenal in terms of attendance. We buy kids because they accept lower wages.
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