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The Premier League Thread 23/24

I'm in the unenviable position, this midweek, of hoping the SMCs win and that arsenal lose. All because of a last man standing competition in work.
:(
Ye made me sweat, but fair play, got there in the end. Arsenal let me down though, so have to pick between last 2 teams now - Luton and sheff utd.

Now let's never speak of this again.
 
Just noticed Villa threw a two goal lead away last night. In Spurs own hands now.
Very much so. It's interesting now anyway.

Villa have Brighton & Palace away, Liverpool at home, while attempting to wrap up a European adventure.

Spurs have Arsenal, Burnley & City at home, Chelsea, Lolpool & Sheffield Utd away. This coming week is huge. Probably need minimum of six points from Bumnal, Chelsea & Liverpool, then another seven from the remaining three games. Very tough ask, and 73 points would still require Villa to drop points in two of their three games, but I'm not going full on Shneem yet.
 
Its only agreed in principle and will go to their AGM

There's no major reason to think that they'd subsequently shoot it down at their AGM, is there? (genuinely don't know)

The PFA will never agree to it as it could very likely lead to a wage cap.

Stop taking the click bait m8

Regulation like this feels like a positive thing for the internal competitiveness of the PL.

I'd assume the PFA can't actually veto it, but will have a chance to give their $0.02 which may lead to some tweaks.

Or are you saying that the PFA have to approve it for it to come into effect?

(Would seem a little odd, as it's not legislation specific to any specific player's contract / salary)
 
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