Axel Disasi *Official*

“Chelsea are demanding €5m for a dry loan of Axel Disasi. A sum deemed excessive by Crystal Palace.”
Everything is excessive to Palace, they haven't spent a penny in this transfer window. Are they broke or something?

 
Everything is excessive to Palace, they haven't spent a penny in this transfer window. Are they broke or something?
Waiting for someone to buy Wharton perhaps

 
I think it would would be easier to shift a betamax VCR .

Everyone playing the loan game except our idiot directors !

 
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He has a move to West Ham if he wants. Si Phillips reported that the fee and personal terms are already agreed with a low release clause if they don’t come straight back up.

He wanted a week to 10 days to see if a PL team came in for him before committing.

That’s was about a week ago.

 
It's done to get around PSR, if it's done within 45 days, it's considered a swap, and the fees cannot be amortised. Nobody can afford not to do this now, it just demonstrates what a total clusterf**k the financial regulations are, which is rapidly destroying the power of the Premier League.
"In our case, we're a Champions League team, we had a Spanish international, and then Crystal Palace, not one of England's top clubs, came along and signed Yeremy Pino for a significant sum of money and with a higher salary than any Spanish team could pay."

 
It's done to get around PSR, if it's done within 45 days, it's considered a swap, and the fees cannot be amortised. Nobody can afford not to do this now, it just demonstrates what a total clusterf**k the financial regulations are, which is rapidly destroying the power of the Premier League.
Can't agree here. The original FFP rules set in stone the UEFA "order" as envisioned by the then G-14 group of clubs, creating a closed shop of clubs able to compete for the CL. The new SCR rules double down on that exclusivity because they heavily favour high-revenue clubs - in order to comply, a big club can always increase revenue or lower costs or both; a small club can only sell players to reduce costs.

The top 15 clubs in the PL compete financially with any other club in Europe (bar Bayern, PSG, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Barcelona) and the new rules cement that pecking order. As @Bob stark points out, Crystal Palace signing Yeremy Pino is akin to Real Sociedad or SC Freiburg being able to outbid Manchester United for Bryan Mbuemo.

 
I think it would would be easier to shift a betamax VCR .

Everyone playing the loan game except our idiot directors !
Did you in the end? Shift it?

 
Did you in the end? Shift it?
Still got it, it was my dads. One of his rare poor decisions. Ive also got several dozen 180 minute tapes. Could do you a bundle price and throw in an Edwardian dvd player ?

Just awaiting a delivery of Victorian CD players if you are interested?

 
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Still got it, it was my dads. One of his rare poor decisions. Ive also got several dozen 180 minute tapes. Could do you a bundle price and throw in an Edwardian dvd player ?

Just awaiting a delivery of Victorian CD players if you are interested?
Sounds like the only fools and horses episode!!!

 
Still got it, it was my dads. One of his rare poor decisions. Ive also got several dozen 180 minute tapes. Could do you a bundle price and throw in an Edwardian dvd player ?

Just awaiting a delivery of Victorian CD players if you are interested?
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At this point I’m just glad they’re gone. Less hassle for XA. A loan fee, wages covered and another year amortised. They will have to sort them next summer cos Napoli won’t be taking the option and Palace don’t even have one.

 
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Loan, loan, loan, loan. It's all they can do, they can't sell players unless it's to themselves (Strasbourg)
In Jorgensen's case, they couldn't even stomach the idea of selling. They only managed to loan him out to themselves

 
Season-long loan to Palace confirmed:


I'm sure he's an upgrade on Lacroix...

 
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