posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
The clubs that have pushed the boundaries of PSR will attempt to do this until they've managed to offload deadwood on big wages, but it won't be a long term thing. Clubs have already moved towards signing players on free transfers.
This is one of the reasons why Chelsea's policy of long contracts won't work long term imo.
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Hi,
This is one of the reasons why Chelsea's policy of long contracts won't work long term imo.
Tbh, as much as the Chelsea contract strategy seems to be counter intuitive, I think it is necessary to understand in the clubs context.?
We do not know what that is, also I really would'nt be surprised that within each contract there are caveats / clauses which provide the club with angles and options to achieve their aims.
These guys may not seem to be experienced enough to steer a club like Chelsea to an elite footballing status, but I think they will know enough to keep their investment a float and not be to bothered about who the trample on along the way.
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
comment by ifarka, (B-C- out) (U8182)
posted 4 minutes ago
Hi,
This is one of the reasons why Chelsea's policy of long contracts won't work long term imo.
Tbh, as much as the Chelsea contract strategy seems to be counter intuitive, I think it is necessary to understand in the clubs context.?
We do not know what that is, also I really would'nt be surprised that within each contract there are caveats / clauses which provide the club with angles and options to achieve their aims.
These guys may not seem to be experienced enough to steer a club like Chelsea to an elite footballing status, but I think they will know enough to keep their investment a float and not be to bothered about who the trample on along the way.
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Wishful thinking.
You really think Chelsea have got one over on player agents when nobody else has? Aren't they the biggest payer of agents in the league too?
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
But in all honesty this may well become more of a trend for all clubs.
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Lol, OK
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Yeah, clubs are already doing back to back deals giving out 5 yr+ contracts.
Get with the programme, Lol,
Lets wait & see!
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Flash, Ive not suggested the new ownership are getting anything over players agents.
Contracts are a two way thing
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
following on,
What i am suggesting it is not as black & white as it may seem
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Yeah, clubs are already doing back to back deals giving out 5 yr+ contracts.
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But what most clubs are not doing is buying players they clearly don't really want on massive contracts, as a way of giving another club enough money to buy their homegrown players for PSR purposes.
If you think this is anything other than completely bonkers, good luck to you.
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Mate,
But what most clubs are not doing is buying players they clearly don't really want on massive contracts, as a way of giving another club enough money to buy their homegrown players for PSR purposes.
If you think this is anything other than completely bonkers, good luck to you.
Ok,
Maybe, I didnt clearly explain that particular comment.
The point I am suggesting is:
Clubs maywell be forced to use the barter/ back to back/ loan & buy deals processes as a way to manage FFP/ PSR compliance.
Clubs are giving out 5 yr+ contracts, which seemed to be novel up until recently.
What im not suggesting , is that clubs will follow the buying strategy that Chelsea have adopted, as in loading players/ player banking.
There is a clear distinction.
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posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
The clubs that have pushed the boundaries of PSR will attempt to do this until they've managed to offload deadwood on big wages, but it won't be a long term thing. Clubs have already moved towards signing players on free transfers.
This is one of the reasons why Chelsea's policy of long contracts won't work long term imo.
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Hi,
This is one of the reasons why Chelsea's policy of long contracts won't work long term imo.
Tbh, as much as the Chelsea contract strategy seems to be counter intuitive, I think it is necessary to understand in the clubs context.?
We do not know what that is, also I really would'nt be surprised that within each contract there are caveats / clauses which provide the club with angles and options to achieve their aims.
These guys may not seem to be experienced enough to steer a club like Chelsea to an elite footballing status, but I think they will know enough to keep their investment a float and not be to bothered about who the trample on along the way.
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
comment by ifarka, (B-C- out) (U8182)
posted 4 minutes ago
Hi,
This is one of the reasons why Chelsea's policy of long contracts won't work long term imo.
Tbh, as much as the Chelsea contract strategy seems to be counter intuitive, I think it is necessary to understand in the clubs context.?
We do not know what that is, also I really would'nt be surprised that within each contract there are caveats / clauses which provide the club with angles and options to achieve their aims.
These guys may not seem to be experienced enough to steer a club like Chelsea to an elite footballing status, but I think they will know enough to keep their investment a float and not be to bothered about who the trample on along the way.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wishful thinking.
You really think Chelsea have got one over on player agents when nobody else has? Aren't they the biggest payer of agents in the league too?
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
But in all honesty this may well become more of a trend for all clubs.
-----------------------
Lol, OK
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Yeah, clubs are already doing back to back deals giving out 5 yr+ contracts.
Get with the programme, Lol,
Lets wait & see!
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Flash, Ive not suggested the new ownership are getting anything over players agents.
Contracts are a two way thing
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
following on,
What i am suggesting it is not as black & white as it may seem
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Yeah, clubs are already doing back to back deals giving out 5 yr+ contracts.
-----------------
But what most clubs are not doing is buying players they clearly don't really want on massive contracts, as a way of giving another club enough money to buy their homegrown players for PSR purposes.
If you think this is anything other than completely bonkers, good luck to you.
posted 4 weeks, 2 days ago
Mate,
But what most clubs are not doing is buying players they clearly don't really want on massive contracts, as a way of giving another club enough money to buy their homegrown players for PSR purposes.
If you think this is anything other than completely bonkers, good luck to you.
Ok,
Maybe, I didnt clearly explain that particular comment.
The point I am suggesting is:
Clubs maywell be forced to use the barter/ back to back/ loan & buy deals processes as a way to manage FFP/ PSR compliance.
Clubs are giving out 5 yr+ contracts, which seemed to be novel up until recently.
What im not suggesting , is that clubs will follow the buying strategy that Chelsea have adopted, as in loading players/ player banking.
There is a clear distinction.
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