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Are you asking why they're not in a list of Spurs players to represent England in Russia? If so, I suspect my question provides your answer.
They'll put that on my gravestone (I like to think gravestones will be gif compatible by the time I die
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Had a look at H&V Villa forum to see what the scoop is on Grealish.
Another team that hate us lol.
Saw one comment to the effect of 'I am glad they spunked all the Bale money on a bunch of misfits'.
If I am not mistaken, those misfits included Eriksen who is worth at least £150mn......
Another team that hate us lol.
Saw one comment to the effect of 'I am glad they spunked all the Bale money on a bunch of misfits'.
If I am not mistaken, those misfits included Eriksen who is worth at least £150mn......
I fucking loathe villa as a club. It’s an irrational displeasure I have of them. Shitstain club from a shitstain part of the country.
Oh really...? 
Paris St-Germain need to sell 60m euros worth of players to meet FFP rules
Paris St-Germain need to sell 60m euros worth of players to meet FFP rules
Paris St-Germain need to sell 60m euros (£52.9m) worth of players by the end of June, to comply with financial fair play (FFP) rules.
They were cleared of breaching FFP rules, but the French club's transfer dealings from last summer onwards will remain "under close scrutiny".
Uefa opened an investigation into PSG's spending in September.
It came after PSG broke the world record transfer fee in August 2017 when they signed Neymar for £200m.
They also signed Kylian Mbappe on loan, and could pay £165.7m for him this summer.
"The financial impact of transfer activities as from the 2017 summer - up to and including the upcoming transfer window - and compliance with the break-even requirement for the 2018 financial year will remain under close scrutiny and will be thoroughly looked at in the coming weeks," Uefa said in statement.
European football's governing body introduced FFP 'break-even' rules in 2013, requiring clubs to balance their spending with their revenue.
In closing the investigation, Uefa said the "break-even result of the club remains within acceptable deviation" for the past three financial years.
The seven-time French champions have been owned by the Gulf state of Qatar, via its Qatar Sports Investments fund, since 2011.
They were cleared of breaching FFP rules, but the French club's transfer dealings from last summer onwards will remain "under close scrutiny".
Uefa opened an investigation into PSG's spending in September.
It came after PSG broke the world record transfer fee in August 2017 when they signed Neymar for £200m.
They also signed Kylian Mbappe on loan, and could pay £165.7m for him this summer.
"The financial impact of transfer activities as from the 2017 summer - up to and including the upcoming transfer window - and compliance with the break-even requirement for the 2018 financial year will remain under close scrutiny and will be thoroughly looked at in the coming weeks," Uefa said in statement.
European football's governing body introduced FFP 'break-even' rules in 2013, requiring clubs to balance their spending with their revenue.
In closing the investigation, Uefa said the "break-even result of the club remains within acceptable deviation" for the past three financial years.
The seven-time French champions have been owned by the Gulf state of Qatar, via its Qatar Sports Investments fund, since 2011.
CCV should have no place within our first time.
...and yet SKY would have you believe They're one of the BIG BOYS... 'cos they signed some Brazilian everyone has heard of!Oh really...?
Paris St-Germain need to sell 60m euros worth of players to meet FFP rules
Paris St-Germain need to sell 60m euros (£52.9m) worth of players by the end of June, to comply with financial fair play (FFP) rules.
They were cleared of breaching FFP rules, but the French club's transfer dealings from last summer onwards will remain "under close scrutiny".
Uefa opened an investigation into PSG's spending in September.
It came after PSG broke the world record transfer fee in August 2017 when they signed Neymar for £200m.
They also signed Kylian Mbappe on loan, and could pay £165.7m for him this summer.
"The financial impact of transfer activities as from the 2017 summer - up to and including the upcoming transfer window - and compliance with the break-even requirement for the 2018 financial year will remain under close scrutiny and will be thoroughly looked at in the coming weeks," Uefa said in statement.
European football's governing body introduced FFP 'break-even' rules in 2013, requiring clubs to balance their spending with their revenue.
In closing the investigation, Uefa said the "break-even result of the club remains within acceptable deviation" for the past three financial years.
The seven-time French champions have been owned by the Gulf state of Qatar, via its Qatar Sports Investments fund, since 2011.
The sooner THE BLINKERED FOOTBALL WORLD comes around to the idea that WE'RE doing things right... the better!
throwing money at the problem is NOT the solution!
Yet try telling that to MAN €IT¥ & €H£L$£A!
Okayyyyy fineeee we will take Rabiot off your hands for 10mOh really...?
Paris St-Germain need to sell 60m euros worth of players to meet FFP rules
Paris St-Germain need to sell 60m euros (£52.9m) worth of players by the end of June, to comply with financial fair play (FFP) rules.
They were cleared of breaching FFP rules, but the French club's transfer dealings from last summer onwards will remain "under close scrutiny".
Uefa opened an investigation into PSG's spending in September.
It came after PSG broke the world record transfer fee in August 2017 when they signed Neymar for £200m.
They also signed Kylian Mbappe on loan, and could pay £165.7m for him this summer.
"The financial impact of transfer activities as from the 2017 summer - up to and including the upcoming transfer window - and compliance with the break-even requirement for the 2018 financial year will remain under close scrutiny and will be thoroughly looked at in the coming weeks," Uefa said in statement.
European football's governing body introduced FFP 'break-even' rules in 2013, requiring clubs to balance their spending with their revenue.
In closing the investigation, Uefa said the "break-even result of the club remains within acceptable deviation" for the past three financial years.
The seven-time French champions have been owned by the Gulf state of Qatar, via its Qatar Sports Investments fund, since 2011.
No offence
bk_spur
but I wasn't trying to be funny!! I'm deadly serious at how skewed the opinion of what criteria apparently constitutes a 'big club' is right now!
Let's not write him off just yet. Looked good vs France. By a lot of accounts he had a good loan spell.
Not saying we should count on him, but def give him more time
Dembele off to China?
Football Italia
60m euros is good business for all involved as long as it's reinvested well
Football Italia
60m euros is good business for all involved as long as it's reinvested well
FranceFootball is saying it's 30 mill euros
60m? not even levy could
No offence
I'm deadly serious at how skewed the opinion of what criteria apparently constitutes a 'big club' is right now!
lol- i was just having a chuckle about your font art at the bottom is all.
I love how people have assumed what Poch meant when he said ''risk'' is spend 100m on a player. Signing a player from the Champo is also a risk.