Market Inflation...

TEG If a deal is done with our ground sponsors to sponsor the stadium for lets say £50 Mil a year and lets not forget Man City's ground sponsors are shelling out £400 Mil for the privilege - It is then classified as club income

any sponsorship deal with a party related to the club's owners has to pass a "fair value" test

You're making rules up as we go along here

'Oh your a student alright,practising your big words and long sentences,inflation,your blow-up doll springs to mind,analyse this !'

Well that cut to the core, how ever shall I recover from that stinging barb of cruelty?

Going back to the argument I think if Leicester do go up and spend wisely next year they will be fine as the spine of their squad is strong now. However if they don't it will be interesting to see what happens.

Also I think most neutrals would love to see them flop as everyone loves to see the big spending teams implode!

comment by Danger Fox (U1133) posted 9 minutes ago

You're making rules up as we go along here
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comment by Danger Fox (U1133) posted 9 minutes ago

You're making rules up as we go along here
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Requires far too much effort on my part to be a realistic option

Afternoon redlaw,may I offer my apologies,on the wine,and you did not deserve that abuse on a decent article,peace man.

Danger,

TEG has a point, although I'm not sure when these rules will start applying in the Championship. Hopefully we'll be in the PL by then.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/14134678.stm

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