Joan Laporta

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Ter Stature

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Hiding? FFF are right in your face. Years of hiring average players, shady transfers of Shakhtar tier Brazilians for insane sums.

Other teams actually have scouts that hire players by merit.
 
Loki

Loki

Well-known member
TheStig said:
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Typical Ultras' whataboutism to distract from the fact that they intentionally broke the rules, forced the club in bad financial times to receive a fine and are refusing to pay it.
I hear that very same topic in German football from nearly every professional club for over a decade now. The Ultras are the same, everywhere.
They think they have more rights than other fans because of their support and secondly, they don't understand that traditionalism and success can't go hand in hand anymore in today's time. You want to be successful? You need to sell yourself to the broad public or to a suggar oil daddy. But you can't demand traditional values and winning titles anymore, it's delusional.
But again, their letter is a big distraction from the very fact, that they're mad the club forces them to pay the fine.
 
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Porque

Senior Member
Loki said:
Typical Ultras' whataboutism to distract from the fact that they intentionally broke the rules, forced the club in bad financial times to receive a fine and are refusing to pay it.
I hear that very same topic in German football from nearly every professional club for over a decade now. The Ultras are the same, everywhere.
They think they have more rights than other fans because of their support and secondly, they don't understand that traditionalism and success can't go hand in hand anymore in today's time. You want to be successful? You need to sell yourself to the broad public or to a suggar oil daddy. But you can't demand traditional values and winning titles anymore, it's delusional.
But again, their letter is a big distraction from the very fact, that they're mad the club forces them to pay the fine.
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Should have saved that money spent giving hormone treatment to a Argentinian dwarf, on a Catalan dwarf from Badalona instead.
 
Messigician

Messigician

Senior Member
Loki said:
Typical Ultras' whataboutism to distract from the fact that they intentionally broke the rules, forced the club in bad financial times to receive a fine and are refusing to pay it.
I hear that very same topic in German football from nearly every professional club for over a decade now. The Ultras are the same, everywhere.
They think they have more rights than other fans because of their support and secondly, they don't understand that traditionalism and success can't go hand in hand anymore in today's time. You want to be successful? You need to sell yourself to the broad public or to a suggar oil daddy. But you can't demand traditional values and winning titles anymore, it's delusional.
But again, their letter is a big distraction from the very fact, that they're mad the club forces them to pay the fine.
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They’re right

Jews wouldn’t understand tho
 
TheStig

TheStig

Member
Loki said:
Typical Ultras' whataboutism to distract from the fact that they intentionally broke the rules, forced the club in bad financial times to receive a fine and are refusing to pay it.
I hear that very same topic in German football from nearly every professional club for over a decade now. The Ultras are the same, everywhere.
They think they have more rights than other fans because of their support and secondly, they don't understand that traditionalism and success can't go hand in hand anymore in today's time. You want to be successful? You need to sell yourself to the broad public or to a suggar oil daddy. But you can't demand traditional values and winning titles anymore, it's delusional.
But again, their letter is a big distraction from the very fact, that they're mad the club forces them to pay the fine.
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What did they do wrong? And they are not ultras, far from it.
 
Messi983

Messi983

Senior Member
That at this point in the film the registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor is at risk says a lot, or very little, about the club's managers. One more window, the FCB reaches the market with water up to its neck, in this case winter, without being able to comply with the financial Fair Play. And whose fault is it? It will be the cha-cha.

It is an aberration that the club has spent four years, four, with the noose around its neck, selling assets, to achieve the 1:1 rule and have Fair Play. If they had not artificially and vindictively inflated the losses in June 2021, this would not be happening. And if they had not sold smoke with Barça Studios (officially Bridgeburg Invest), if they had gone hand in hand with a strategic partner of solvency and prestige, not Líbero, we would not be like this either.

Nobody here remembers that the FCB has already sold 25% of the television rights for 25 years and that to cover a minimum part of the revenue Barça Studios have 'gifted' Aramark 25 years of exploitation of the catering of the new Camp Nou when It is a company that has no idea about the audiovisual world, it sells sandwiches and drinks.

Now salvation goes through the Assembly on Saturday the 21st of this month, which must ratify the Nike agreement. Much could have been done later, but the LFP made it very clear to the FCB that, without the approval of the Assembly, it would not compute that income. And without that income, there is no Olmo. Can you imagine how ridiculous that would be? But with Nike, the financial Fair Play hole is not covered either, which some sources estimate at more than 200 million euros. Hence there is talk of activating another lever (VIP boxes). That is, again selling future assets for a lot of years. Great management. Congratulations. At this rate, grandma won't even have to pawn her false teeth.

About that operation of the VIP boxes, two things. The first is that the partner knows that any income must be accrued over the years of the contract. If they give you 200 million for exploitation over 20 years, you have to divide that by these. And then, it must be taken into account that all the income from the new Camp Nou, controlled by Goldman Sachs, must be used to repay the capital (1.5 billion) and the corresponding interest. Let them explain to us well what this is about.

Hadn't we agreed that this board had saved the club from its disappearance? Didn't they say they had done their homework? Didn't the president say that any player could be signed? The FCB is the only club/institution in the world where it is applauded and presumed to have closed a financial year with million-dollar losses (+ 90 million) and where no one demands that it obey the company that has audited the accounts, which points out in its report that the FCB had to deteriorate everything that had been reported as a profit last year due to the so-called 'Barça Studios' case. The LFP has that audit report. And they are not stupid... Tebas has already looked the other way too many times.

I am only interested in three things about the Assembly on the 21st: 1) That it be said clearly and loudly, in a transparent manner, if Darren Dein has received any commission and the percentage if so. And stop the 'confidentiality' milongas, that the money belongs to the partners, not yours. 2) Explain what compensation Nike obtains if it keeps part of the BLM and/or electronic commerce pie. And 3) What penalty clauses are there in case the FCB does not meet the sporting objectives.

And given that it will once again be telematic, the members should demand that there be an independent auditing company that monitors the entire process after the irregularities that occurred in the last Assembly. The FCB is not a Banana Republic, sorry, although sometimes it seems like it...

And finally: all those delegates who do not have where or how to connect to be present at the Assembly on the 21st, please contact Anna Aznar, the director of the Social Area of the FCB, who will very kindly open the doors of the Barcelona Member Service Office (OAB) as it did with the distinguished Xavier Sala i Martín. It would be fair, don't you think?


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TheStig

TheStig

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There was total silence, you literally can hear if someone screams something in the stadium, I had a feeling like during Covid when the stands were empty.

All because this fat fuck wants to prove some point because the fans criticised him.
 
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