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Message: [QUOTE="Wolfie, post: 3547087, member: 8770"] Thats the point though like i said, in theory it works, in reality, in over a decade that FFP has been in place in the premier league, nobody has exploited that loophole to consistently break in with the so called " big six " of the premier league. Its still pretty much always Citeh, United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Spurs. You get the odd side have a good year or two but thats it. Newcastle with their Saudi money should be able to do it, but you arent suddenly going to get another 7 or 8 teams getting massive sponsorships ( and we would easily be talking around 300 or 400 million pounds a year to cover transfers and wages, even using amortisation ) to allow them to challenge. Its simply not going to suddenly change. I dont know why you keep using Citeh though. They are already at the top level. They dont have to break into it. My point was about teams trying to break into it and i can only see Newcastle with Bin Salman having the capability to fund it. [/QUOTE]

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