The Price of Football: A Solid Set of Accounts

It's weird because you look at it, and from the previous Premier League failure we've had, a lot of £35 million sounds catastrophic. It's more than our turnover was in the championship for the majority of the time, and that's just what we've lost this year. So, it seems absolutely horrible until you look at what everyone else is doing, and everyone seems just fine with it. Overall, Kieran McGuire, who does the price of football, suggests in summary that this is plenty of saleable inventories. Does that mean players we could flock? I think pretty much. You're going to get £100million next season when TV money goes down. The advantage