But how are they not breaking FFP?:laugh:

https://youtu.be/gf6TUo4E4d0


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ffp is based over a rolling time frame, i think its 3 years, so they will have the premiership payment this year and onward if the stay up, or a parachute payment if they go down, so they are easily covered

Looking forward to Dundee United putting up a bit more of a fight against Celtic than the Cherries did yesterday :amazed:

neto doesn't :laugh:

the WH vs Villa game sounds like its a real riveting watch :laugh:

Coutinho really is a waste of space.

Aston Villa v West Ham 0-1 FT

74' 0-1 Fornals (Rice)

Wolverhampton v Newcastle 1-1 FT

38' 1-0 Neves (Guedes)
90' 1-1 Saint-Maximin

great goal from SM

it will be in the running for goal of the season

Saint-Maximin aka the saudi pet :laugh3:

Newsaudi United :fan:

Nottingham Forest v Tottenham 0-1 63'

5' 0-1 Kane (Kulusevski)

this has to be a penalty surely

wow amazing save

Richarlison is a complete prick :rant:

He needs a proper kick in the nuts

Gerard will be regretting he gave up the rangers job soon i think, it can't be long until he is shown the door

Nottingham Forest v Tottenham 0-2 FT

81' 0-2 Kane (Richarlison)

Kane is such an unlikeable player and character

i've never liked him

yeah, i would have scythed him down

Chelsea's home game with West Ham on Sunday has been moved forward to Saturday by the Premier League following the Champions League draw.

The game was due to be shown live by Sky Sports this Sunday at 14:00 BST.

It will now take place on Saturday at 15:00 because the Blues face Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia in the Champions League on 6 September.

Chelsea and West Ham United fan groups described the late date change as "totally unacceptable".

"The lack of planning and foresight has had an awful impact on supporters," said a joint statement issued by the Chelsea Supporters' Trust and the West Ham United Supporters' Trust.

"Tickets have been bought, accommodation has been booked, travel has been paid for and plans have been confirmed."

The new date and time means the London derby will not now be shown live on television.

Instead, Sky Sports will show Brighton's home game with Leicester on Sunday at 14:00 - with no change to the date or kick-off time.