Mesasage to Teggy Part II

[Towie]

Newcastle, non top 6 club, have spent £40 to date.

£40, wow covid really has had an impact.

[andyginbrasil]

Newcastle, non top 6 club, have spent £40 to date.

£40, wow covid really has had an impact.

[terrya1965]

Newcastle, non top 6 club, have spent £40 to date.

That`s what they normally spend.

Let`s put this into perspective.

Money spent is LESS THAN HALF spent in the summer of 2019 at this moment.Chelsea have spent a large chunk of that ,because they haven`t spent anything for 18 months because of a transfer ban.

The majority of clubs would like to get their transfer business done before the opening day,which is just 3 days away.

But,by chance,if you are right,I will be the first to congratulate you and give you a virtual handshake.

[9898]

Newcastle, non top 6 club, have spent £40 to date.

That`s what they normally spend.

Let`s put this into perspective.

Money spent is LESS THAN HALF spent in the summer of 2019 at this moment.Chelsea have spent a large chunk of that ,because they haven`t spent anything for 18 months because of a transfer ban.

The majority of clubs would like to get their transfer business done before the opening day,which is just 3 days away.

But,by chance,if you are right,I will be the first to congratulate you and give you a virtual handshake.

I am already correct.
Clubs spending like they always have done.
Villa spending £30 million on a Championship CF. Unheard of.
Final figures are irrelevant as we can all see that Covid has had NO affect on football.

I accept your handshake. Thank you.

[9898]

The video from this sites CEO popped up in my suggestion.
Watched some of it and saw he agrees with me and thinks Tegs is making himself look like a fool on this thread.

[Castiron]

The video from this sites CEO popped up in my suggestion.
Watched some of it and saw he agrees with me and thinks Tegs is making himself look like a fool on this thread.

Nope, that's already your crown

[Towie]

That`s what they normally spend.

Let`s put this into perspective.

Money spent is LESS THAN HALF spent in the summer of 2019 at this moment.Chelsea have spent a large chunk of that ,because they haven`t spent anything for 18 months because of a transfer ban.

The majority of clubs would like to get their transfer business done before the opening day,which is just 3 days away.

But,by chance,if you are right,I will be the first to congratulate you and give you a virtual handshake.

I am already correct.
Clubs spending like they always have done.
Villa spending £30 million on a Championship CF. Unheard of.
Final figures are irrelevant as we can all see that Covid has had NO affect on football.

I accept your handshake. Thank you.

And yet the EFL are trying to get a financial support package from premier league, no affect on football?

Dopey Prick.

[h69]

That`s what they normally spend.

Let`s put this into perspective.

Money spent is LESS THAN HALF spent in the summer of 2019 at this moment.Chelsea have spent a large chunk of that ,because they haven`t spent anything for 18 months because of a transfer ban.

The majority of clubs would like to get their transfer business done before the opening day,which is just 3 days away.

But,by chance,if you are right,I will be the first to congratulate you and give you a virtual handshake.

I am already correct.
Clubs spending like they always have done.
Villa spending £30 million on a Championship CF. Unheard of.
Final figures are irrelevant as we can all see that Covid has had NO affect on football.

I accept your handshake. Thank you.

Villa have indeed spent £47m in the summer of 2020
Villa spent £144m in the summer of 2019

Arsenal have spent £33m in the summer of 2020
Arsenal spent £138m in the summer of 2019

Everton have spent £66m in 2020
Everton spent £118.5m in 2019

Man City have spent £62m in 2020
Man City spent £138.4m in 2019

Man Utd have spent £39m in 2020
Man Utd spent £148m in 2019

Spurs spent £45m in 2020
Spurs spent £104m in 2019

Leicester 91m, Weet Ham 78m both in 2019, Brighton £54m etc etc

But yeah.....Covid made no difference

[terrya1965]

The video from this sites CEO popped up in my suggestion.
Watched some of it and saw he agrees with me and thinks Tegs is making himself look like a fool on this thread.

I did actually say to you,or didn't you bother reading it,is that there is more spending than I and many predicted.I admitted that.I am one of them people that will say I got it wrong and hold my hands up.

You said about Villa spending,but their transfer balance was minus 139.5 million,compared to minus 41 million..That is nearly a £100 million difference.

Long way to go,but we will see October 6th.

[Whiskyman]

OK I know these are both from the Mail but the economic logic is sound. Relevant to this thread.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footb ... mands.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sport ... iness.html

And then throw in Signor Agnelli's comments which I posted earlier on this thread and it's becoming obvious who has the better grasp of economic reality here.