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I thought in Europe lowest was 16. I didn't know some country could have 14. At least in Finland it's case by case, because if both sides want to have sex and they are 15 and 17 for example. Doesn't make the 17 peedo.
It's not like under 16 years don't have sex.
Seen an interesting discussion on r/soccer on salary cap La Liga concept if it were applied to the Premier League, based on one of the latest Athletic articles
https://theathletic.com/2725299/2021...-like-la-liga/
And some more from one user, keeping in mind a lot of this is calculations (which can have errors) and opinions (which can be wrong), rather than fact.
Tottenham the most sustainable but will lose all top players, so not really sustainable.
Only Kane. Son renewed.Quote:
Originally Posted by FinBarcelonafan
Same argument could be made about Real if you wanted to phrase it like that. And a reverse WRT Barcelona.
Look at where Spurs are now. Nobody wants to coach them, players want to leave. It's a shitshow.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Gato
Same thing happening with Bayern btw. Players see their services are valued higher somewhere else.
Not that Bayern will collapse same way. They just have to start paying higher salaries.
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Originally Posted by FinBarcelonafan
Son renewed, didn't want to leave.
Kane doesn't really want to leave either, just wants to win something.
Multiple people wanted to coach them, some deals had fiscal issues and Spurs weren't prepared to pay money some coaches wanted.
Was more the case of them being picky.
Kounde to Chelsea now as well? PL is becoming a pseudo-superleague
In a few years they will become the bayern of the bundesliga, real and barca need to improve a lot to be able to fight with them, unfortunaltely we dont have a peak messi or ronaldo anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rassvet
Chelsea in great position to buy now because owner doesn't have to care for Covid.. same for PSG.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rassvet
We can't bump money into the club like these owners.
Kane will never leave Tottenham. The media try to push it every year, but he clearly loves being at Spurs and wants to win things there.
His frustration is the lack of trophies, but at Tottenham, it's compulsory to win nothing every year.
Poor kane though, he always scores his goals, deserves a title.
Mate he's pretty much said to the world that he wants to leave. It's been reported that he was celebrating Spurs letting him leave at his bothers wedding or something. Most of the ITK's think his move to City is a done deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by fergus90
The cap wouldn't really effect the EPL jugganauts because they could just increase their capital from their owners or states. Just like Atletico did in Spain.
The issue with Barcelona and Madrid (and Bilbao) is that they are fan owned models and thus should have differences/exemptions in the salary cap application. Something that Barca/Madrid did not foresee when it was introduced because who is going to expect a global pandemic. Although they should have fought (and refused to sign the accord) if their weren't clauses for events such as this. But that's hindsight, innit.
Is Manu ready to win the PL title?
Stop bumping up your post count.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fati_Future_BallonDor