Voyageurs Cup & CONCACAF Champions League
Discussion regarding the Voyageurs Cup / CONCACAF Champions League [Note: Voyageurs Cup threads for 2002-2006 are in "Canadian Teams & Leagues"]
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Bummer. If I were Tuchel I would start Davies knowing he would be playing his heart out trying to court his potential new employers, but I'm also very biased. He'll probably get 20 minutes or so. -
The thing with Newcastle (and lots of other "new big dogs") is its really difficult to reproduce the results in the EPL table when adding the extra load from Champions League. It takes depth in the squad as well as coaching and analytics. Hard to compete in both if you don't have all that in place already. FFP limits what a team like Newcastle can spend to beef up to compete on all fronts that quickly. What happened to Newcastle is normal, it'll be a balancing act for a few years. -
By scullion44 · Posted
Comparing Villa to Brighton is wild, they have the third or fourth richest owners in the league I believe and are more than willing to spend like crazy. -
By InglewoodJack · Posted
Villa could be like Brighton- can have great seasons with the right mix of players, but liable to fall very low in the table once their guys leave them. I do wonder in David's shoes- he clearly wants to go to England, but if Atletico was actually an option- is living in Birmingham worth the premier league experience vs. getting to live in Madrid? Assume his salary would allow him to live very lavishly wherever, but I think the quality of life aspect might skew more towards wanting to head to Spain or Italy if those are options. Though as an Ottawa boy who's lived in the north of france for several years now, perhaps balmy birmingham speaks to him. -
By scullion44 · Posted
Seems very likely he won’t start tonight unfortunately…
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