It's not about spending what you wish it's just being able to invest up front in the first year of a new cycle but no one seems to be a hundred percent sure how it all works so it's no wonder clubs fall foul of it. I'm not up to speed on any of it but i did read somewhere it's different rules in league 1 so presumed they might get a reset on promotion to the Championship although that wouldn't make much sense either. They are going to have to go some in the next few years to cover the fees and wages they are chucking around but with an average gate probably less than us.

The Supremes - Stop In the Name of Love

I think (as I said earlier) next year counts as year three of their cycle. (They definitely have to now provide financial info for promotion year and the one preceding it). It would be one hell of a loophole if clubs could spend what they wish for two years after reaching the Championship.

An ever increasing turnover plus relatively low losses in previous years.

Netflix, USA merchandise income etc, plus doesn't their new cycle start now they've been promoted ? Meaning they can spend big for now at least.

How can Wrexham make this stack up with financial regulations?

You aren't paying attention to the new club policy here. Best he'll be offered in another year on the same terms or maybe two years at a push but on less and he'll already be aware of this given whats happened.

Zagar and Evans - In The Year 2525

I can’t understand why Root doesn’t have a word in his ear.

I thought that the comments about Millers long throw were a joke about Windy Miller I didn’t realise it was a real thing (I recall fantasy football league doing a Phoenix from the flames skit about it years ago)

But how??

Two contrasting styles at the crease now..... Root trying to play a proper Test innings and Brook trying to get himself out almost every ball.

It'll be whichever lightweight Brighton youngster is available from the prem loans that nobody else wanted 🥲

£2m and 70k a week for a 33 year old defender who's clearly winding down now that he's got a gig on 5Live as well. I'd say its a terrible piece of business. Good luck to them, at least they have the money to chuck around....just not sure that Coady is a particularly sensible signing if those numbers are correct.

Almost felt sorry for him, but then you remembered he's a massive knob.

OH RAMBO WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!

Almost feel sorry for Brewster. Touted as the next big thing as a kid in Liverpool, had a serious injury where he probably lost some pace. He then came back with a good loan spell for Swansea. Surprisingly for Liverpool fans, Klopp decided to cash in and he moved to Sheffield United to become their main man for staying up in the Premier League. Flopped completely and has never established or performed their despite staying 4 years. 9 goals in 119 games is an awful return. From being a central striker, he now seems to be deployed in different forward positions. Has looked a broken man at times and move to Derby might to him good without the baggage carried by his big move to Sheff Utd. Probably his last chance to get any sort of decent career.

How will he sign a new deal if he isn't offered one?

I've been down here for over a decade now and once upon a time you could easily walk up as an everyman and buy a season ticket, and unless it was vs. Villa or had a lot riding on it you could easily get individual match tickets too. How times change!

People on fb saying this is a positive as it helps keep the lights on and we get a younger rb, brain washed sheep

Better be a bloody fantastic winger.

Need to sign a winger who can cross - wouldn't have said no to a Sorba Thomas return tbf but he's gone Stoke.

Absolutely right!

Kieffer Moore is a pretty handy player at this level.