I saw this yesterday evening. Honestly, it’s one of the most embarrassingly bad takes I’ve seen in a long, long time.
Just say that you don’t like him cos he snubbed having a drink with you and move on.
Imagine being this bitter about perceived rejection twenty years on.
Simon Jordan is such a wind up cunt though lmao, love how he keeps trying to bait him, “maybe he didn’t like ya”
Just imagine saying that a man who won three league titles (three league titles that went double, double, Invincible season) and an all time record 7 FA Cups isn’t “a football man”, whatever the fuck that means.
Souness was one of the worst managers in the PL.
He took Liverpool from being a great European club to mediocrity and did nothing at Southampton, Blackburn or Newcastle.
His only success was at Rangers, where he spent record amounts on buying most of the England team to play in the Scottish league.
Wenger was one of the most innovative and successful managers in the PL, so for someone as limited as Souness to call him lucky and not a football man just shows his ignorance.
So was Fergie lucky to stumble on the Class of 92? This is a ridiculous statement from Souness. We signed the right players. Just like Fergie nurtured the right players. Part of the game.
Arsène is one of the greatest football managers in British football history. How in the blue fuck could he not be a football man? What the fuck does that even mean?
A lot of former pros with ties to Liverpool of Souness’ vintage have never forgiven us for Anfield '89. I could have stand Alan Hansen for that reason.
Souness needs to be taken off TV, stop hiring him as an attention-seeking contrarian, the shtick is getting tedious by now, we know he has zero self-respect, time to find a new troll, change things up.
ps. if mcmanaman is all you can find, keep souness, ty.
Think Arsene is saying that there should be some form of financial fair play(referring to when there was none & clubs like Chelsea misused it) but it shouldn’t be so convoluted that there are 115 charges on Manchester City.
Considering how easily City is able to challenge these rules, there may be some sense in keeping them straightforward so they can’t be challenged easily and it shouldn’t have as many loopholes.
As for competition from other leagues, I like how La Liga does it
FFP rules in La Liga can best be explained as a virtual salary space that mandates clubs to register players’ and coaches’ salaries.
Depending on the club’s reported budget, they are assigned a certain limit to register the gross salaries and the possible amortization quota of the entire squad in the course of a season.
The figure is obtained by subtracting the costs and debt from the club’s income. The regulations can be publicly accessed in this document, provided by La Liga.
In case a club goes over the limit, or simply does not follow the rule, the league led by Javier Tebas has the right to impose multiple economic fees, or in the worst-case scenario, relegate the team to a lower division.
