Now Platini has lost the plot
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Now Platini has lost the plot
It seems that Platini now wants to remoce the January transfer window and shorten the summer window as well. See here.... http://msnsport.skysports.com/story/0,1 ... 40,00.html
What was wrong with the system, before the current ststem was brought in? It seems that UEFA and FIFA are intent on destroying football, not developing it!
What was wrong with the system, before the current ststem was brought in? It seems that UEFA and FIFA are intent on destroying football, not developing it!
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The only clubs this will help is the big teams. Those that have a massive squad of international players who can afford to cherry pick the best players early in the transfer window.
Typical proposal from the top. Keep the big teams at the top. All for Champions League football.
W*nkers the lot of them
Typical proposal from the top. Keep the big teams at the top. All for Champions League football.
W*nkers the lot of them
Paddy Barclay made this point on sunday Supplement, that the transfer window should be closed before the season begins. If this is what Platini is intimating then I agree with him. It's nonsense that the season has already begun and teams are still trying to finalise their squad for the season.
"Don't like modern bands. Topman music, innit?"
That's a good idea imo. Once this window closes all we do is wait for the next one. Makes it fair all round.NWhiteley wrote:Perhaps it should be closed before the season starts, if the windows are to stay, but Platini seems to want the summer window shortening AND the removal of the winter window.
"Don't like modern bands. Topman music, innit?"
not fair on the lower league teams though, who used to rely on bigger clubs snapping up in-form players from the lower leagues
this revenue stream is now lost for the other teams, and means they struggle to balance the books....
this revenue stream is now lost for the other teams, and means they struggle to balance the books....
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Ray_Deakin_Maldini_Mk1 wrote:Platini was transferred only twice in his entire career and has never manager a club side. Typical Frenchman, likes the sound of his own voice.
Racism?
That said Platini is wrong, agree 100% with DSB and Batty, free market. Cant go around talking about restriction of trade, freedom of movement etc. Im surprised there hasn't been a challenge from a player wanting to move outside the window from one EU country to another, i supose thats why free transfers are allowed outside the window.
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Too right mate, this window only benifits the monster clubs. Makes life difficult for the likes of us and cripples lower league teams.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Keep it open all the time
Free market innit
I also suspect that a lot of the smaller clubs worked hard to bring players through and sell them on It could be said that the window besides restricting a players rights could be stifling the wider development of young talent.
This man is a t*sser and hates the english leagues, but then again he is french
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Oh my god Political correctness gone mad!!Prufrock wrote:Ray_Deakin_Maldini_Mk1 wrote:Platini was transferred only twice in his entire career and has never manager a club side. Typical Frenchman, likes the sound of his own voice.
Racism?
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