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Premier League - They're having a laugh

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Posted at 7:187:18
Spending so far
London-based investment company Carteret Analytics advises three Premier League clubs, and another 12 leading sides from around Europe and the rest of the world, on potential new signings and transfer finances.

Here's their analysis on summer spending so far...

● Total transfer fee expenditure for each of the top five leagues is down in this transfer window, compared to the five-year average.

● Total spending on players in this summer transfer window in the Premier League is currently £1.120bn, which is 13% down on the five-year average. However, it is still over three times as high as the total spending in each of La Liga , Bundesliga and Ligue 1 , and double that in Serie A .

● It is also notable that total spending in each of the other leagues is significantly down so far in this window. In the case of La Liga and Bundesliga, total spend is down by nearly 50% against the five-year average.


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So no fans etc and less money coming in, but they still go on blindly while a large percentage of the population face cut backs.

Add to that it's reported that Jadon Sancho and Ben Chilwell surprised Tammy Abraham for his 23rd birthday with 20 guests on Saturday night before meeting up for England training today.
 
Lives in its own bubble, players think they are above the law (much like politicians) and yet everyone shuts their eyes and ignores it or at least those that could make a difference to.

Football will only find its way out of this when the players feel some of the pain that everyone else is, I still never believe it will happen
 
Very true Phil. From memory was football allowed back under strict guidelines, no shaking hands hugs etc. If so maybe eyes should be opened and clubs fined
 
3swan said:
Very true Phil. From memory was football allowed back under strict guidelines, no shaking hands hugs etc. If so maybe eyes should be opened and clubs fined

That would involve the authorities showing some balls! Ergo never gonna happen
 

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