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Yup and I reckon the missing variable in their equation is "time." What do we do while these players develop? Watch grass grow? 😃 Players blossom at different times in their careers -- there is no guarantee these youngster will get anywhere near their peaks in 2-3 years from now. Take Solanke as an example. He's playing well now at 26!By robsblubot
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That's why this whole 'build for the future' argument is so speculative. It might pay off, it certainly will raise the resale value of the entire squad, but it doesn't necessarily amount to the trophies. AKA, Wenger's Arsenal. But hey, maybe some fans like that. Basically enjoy the process, not the end results.By Blue Armour
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I saw a report that Palace have put a £60m price on Michael Olise. Now, it has to be acknowledge that if he was interested in coming back here he'd have done so last summer. Worse, if he didn't fancy Chelsea last off-season, why on Earth would he do so this time around? Even so I'd be happy to see the club try again. Of the players linked last summer he was the one I wanted the most.
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Massively in favour of this. Have been calling for it, here and elsewhere, for decades. Let's bury the Financial Unfair Play nonsense once and for all.
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Yeah, so, maybe, like, actually enforce the current FFP rules. If petrodollars would actually bother people in charge, they would be contained. Just a quick reminder that Chelsea had an actual freaking government on its back for a few years, trying to do as much problem for the club as possible. Petrodollars will find a way no matter this mumbo jumbo. Anyway, all those "fairness" ideas seem bit delusional to me. Did motorsport became more interesting after pushing F1 and WRC teams to be preBy Vegetable
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Why a spending cap could signify a subtle but important power shift in the Premier League https://theathletic.com/5442600/2024/04/24/premier-league-spending-cap-importance/ So an era of unprecedented Premier League changes could be about to move into new territory — from points deductions to spending constrictions. The asterisks which dot this season’s table in relation to punishments for clubs who have breached the top flight’s profit and sustainability rules (PSR) may sooBy Vesper
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"I owe Mourinho everything... but he still scares the life out of me!" ⚽ John Terry | Up Front Video length - 1 hour and 21 minutesBy KEVINAA
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Mark goldbridge on that's football watchalong quit at half time. Saeed of saeedtv a fan of man utd quit at 3rd goal for man City on his stream. First time ever they quit a watchalong. Thats a bad look at THE FARMERS LEAGUE PL.
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Seaweed 0 Citeh 4 Great viewing for Wallpusher FC fans
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We are mainly talking about problem solving. I don't know if AI can do the Putnam exam paper, but I assume it is feasible. But self awareness is of course a different philosophy. It's ok to solve a problem when someone else gives it to us and says "solve this problem" and quite another to think of the problem and then proceed to attempt to solve it. In this context when I say a problem it can be anything, hard or easy. Who makes better spare ribs ? Al downtown or Joe uptown ? I haveBy cosmicway
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