EPT2022 - 2023 Football Thread - Page 71
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sharkie
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On January 20 2023 00:40 Liquid`Drone wrote: gives more squad depth but is worse than your starters. Exactly what arsenal need and should pay | ||
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aseq
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Prem teams, have you forgotten this is the eredivisie? The 100m for Mudryk makes this one feel cheap, but this is a kid who showed some promise at the start, but hasn't really been important and has been injured quite a lot too. | ||
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Pandemona
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Also Troosard deal is interesting, guy literally downed tools for Brighton to force this move so he had his head turned early you assume but £27 million for a guy with 6 months left on his contract, interesting, they did need bodies in though. | ||
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Bacillus
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Lots of clubs, especially in Italy seem to have done this, but Juventus is probably the most outrageous one and more importantly they managed find some solid proof of Juve doing this through recorded phone calls and such. The rest of the clubs were acquitted at this point, although so was Juve until some of the important evidence surfaced. I hope I got most of the stuff correct there, it's a bit of a mess trying to piece this together from various reactionary reddit posts. Any important details I missed? | ||
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DropBear
Australia4400 Posts
On January 21 2023 16:02 Bacillus wrote: I'm a bit out of the loop with this Juventus thing. As far as I can gather, it's about accounting and especially about inflating the transfer prices. I guess the Pjanic - Arthur trade is an example of two pretty underwhelming players being traded back and forth with huge money. Lots of clubs, especially in Italy seem to have done this, but Juventus is probably the most outrageous one and more importantly they managed find some solid proof of Juve doing this through recorded phone calls and such. The rest of the clubs were acquitted at this point, although so was Juve until some of the important evidence surfaced. I hope I got most of the stuff correct there, it's a bit of a mess trying to piece this together from various reactionary reddit posts. Any important details I missed? They used inflated transfers to improve their balance sheet. Not only does that have FFP implications but Juve are a publicly listed company, what the balance sheet looks like can affect their share price. It's straight up fraud. | ||
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