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Jul 2021
4:07pm, 1 Jul 2021
14,214 posts
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Cerrertonia
£800K per game from the bars/restaurants at Spurs's stadium - compared with £150K per game for Man City, for example.
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Jul 2021
4:11pm, 1 Jul 2021
735 posts
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faithfulred
The squad does need a major overhaul though, what with an ageing defence and the possibility of key players leaving. And attracting the right players will be difficult without CL football.
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Jul 2021
4:17pm, 1 Jul 2021
4,463 posts
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trumpton riots
Bit confused Brunski, because all the things you listed are not football bums on seats. Exactly my point. Are we discussing the same thing?
Either way, Levy is such a tight ar$e that he won't spend the revenue on players...
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Jul 2021
4:21pm, 1 Jul 2021
1,964 posts
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Roberto
Top 4 - City, Chelsea, United, Liverpool
Leicester
Chasing group - spurs, arsenal, Everton,
I can't see west ham having another season like last season. But that, on paper, should be the fight for the European spots again.
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Jul 2021
4:28pm, 1 Jul 2021
736 posts
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faithfulred
Possibly not, but if not West Ham there will be some other surprise team pushing for those spots - Leeds maybe?
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Jul 2021
4:38pm, 1 Jul 2021
35,804 posts
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Hills of Death (HOD)
I’m happy about NES but needs backing
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Jul 2021
5:28pm, 1 Jul 2021
1,842 posts
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Brunski
Sorry trumpton, I didn’t mean to appear rude, I wasn’t referring to bums on seats either, just listing some of the ways the stadium improvement ‘should’ generate money other than just the tv deals.
Agree about Levy/ENIC - the investment returns are definitely prioritised over on pitch success.
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Jul 2021
5:56pm, 1 Jul 2021
19,117 posts
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Chrisity
To get in the top 4 they have to replace one of the accepted top 4, which is most likely to be Liverpool in terms of finance. Can't see that happening unless there is a massive investment in players.
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Jul 2021
5:57pm, 1 Jul 2021
19,118 posts
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Chrisity
Or all the Liverpool fans switch to Everton for the new stadium......
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Jul 2021
6:13pm, 1 Jul 2021
1,843 posts
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Brunski
4 top 4 finishes in a row under Poch, then sacked when he lost his mojo (from not being backed I'd guess).
As I said before the squad has been neglected a bit and a lot of catch up is required. Levy rested on his laurels as Poch continued to deliver top 4 results on little squad investment.
Think, like Leicester, Spurs will be looking to he thereabouts in the race for top 4, to top 6.
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