gregorrin10
Senior Member
When is this fat fuck Laporta going to lose weight? He seems to be getting fatter by the day.
Probably around the time you're gonna stop body shaming fat people, you dumb fuck.
When is this fat fuck Laporta going to lose weight? He seems to be getting fatter by the day.
Probably around the time you're gonna stop body shaming fat people, you dumb fuck.
Laporta said the other day that in the summer we will be back to the 1:4 rule
Can someone explain to me why this is so?
Didn't we move to 1:1 last summer after the levers?
Clubs aren't supposed to move to 1:4 rule as punishment of wage cap exceeded? But we sorted that out and that' why we got moved to 1:1
Laporta said the other day that in the summer we will be back to the 1:4 rule
Can someone explain to me why this is so?
Didn't we move to 1:1 last summer after the levers?
Clubs aren't supposed to move to 1:4 rule as punishment of wage cap exceeded? But we sorted that out and that' why we got moved to 1:1
Could it be because we haven't achieved the goals that the board set up in terms of for example success in CL, lowering of wages and player sales?
The wages were lowered last summer I think despite the incoming transfers, because we sold Coutinho, renewed Demebele on lower wages, and got rid of Griezman's wages as well
But, my question is: if LL accepted we are under 1:1 rule after the levers, why will they move us back to 1:4 for 23/24?
1:1 means as much wage comes in, the same much has to go out. We could be perfectly capable of doing so next summer as well
https://www.mundodeportivo.com/futb...001900669/nueva-norma-fair-play-salarial.html
[MENTION=4451]Birdy[/MENTION]
It sounds like we are going back to either 1:4 or 40% (the new rule, don't quite understand exactly how it works) next summer because our wage bill is going to be more than our allocated salary mass (400m?). It will be mission impossible to reduce our wage bill down to 400m since we are currently around 650m-ish, if I remember correctly, so we will have to do 1:4 or the new 40% rule.
The other thing the MD article above points out is that going forward levers won't help elevate the salary mass as it did in the past, so perhaps that will stop Laporta and others from selling BLM and other club assets. I will take that as a positive.
LL clubs should make a pact and have a go at full throttle against Tebas.