PSR & Premier League. Now and planned changes. with Kieran Maguire

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This is an extract from full conversation with Kieran. Check it out below for the full interview.

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[peterbooth]

Waiting for Micky P Kerr’s book to come out his interview on the Square Ball was very interesting, get the clubs in fans hands.

[stevebrown]

Thanks Ger. A really interesting video. This is just a way of the rich clubs continuing to get richer and the poorer clubs struggling. The chances of any team breaking into the top 6 and challenging for honours isn’t helped at all by this new process. Governing bodies need to be stronger. But we all know football is riddled with questionable administrators and rules.

[tigerv]

I think PSR as it is has to change, however at same time I do think clubs who genuinely raise revenue due to diligent work shouldn’t be pegged back because some clubs have been complacent or have no desire to grow. However trying to write a rule for that is difficult to say the least and prob just reflects the mess it’s in at the moment. What I don’t like is players who have come through youth being sold purely because it generates pure profit, that should be stopped.

[karenkirton]

Unbelievable how Leicester have gotten away with it😡 If that was our club we would have had the book thrown at us.

[thommohawk]

Still cannot believe Leicester got off with it. Yet Leeds get -15 points upon relegation to League One. Guaranteed if we breach PSR we will get a 10 point deduction minimum because its Leeds United the perceived poster child for financial mismanagement. So glad we did the double on Leicester last season and I do hope those cheats get relegated and we go up this season just so we can give them the finger as we pass. Not to mention some form of retroactive justice.

[zakpullen]

UEFA should state that any club joining a breakaway league leaves for good.

[El-Benj]

As Mr Jordan says you should be able to get round this problem if owners pay a bond that gives a club financial security. Good insight into how the system works from Kieren.

[ColinCawley-uefr]

Unfortunately, there is no real answer this. Now that it's simply about money, the big clubs that generate huge amounts of money will always have an advantage. That said, Man'ure look like they are on the demise. The glory hunter fan has little loyalty, and that means as they drift away so the money that they generate goes with it. Maybe the Super League would be a benefit? Football would still survive albeit at a lower level but we'd still be watching our club... controversial I know, but could be interesting

[kevinyoung]

Great vid guys....let's take a moments silence, the beautiful game is dead. Makes you want to stay away from the premier league at all costs due to the playing field being so against.
Add the cheating from the players because every league position gives more money it is just about the money not football now and nothing else....bet fans love watching millionaires running around doing that after they have shelled out there hard earned. 😢

[kelvinengland]

Could they not just do away with PSR rules in the premier league and keep them in the football league? Surely nowadays no team in the premier league is going to "do a Leeds". There's precedent there now and there's more stringent rules around who can take you over.

[kelvinengland]

These rules were supposed to even things up and it's done the opposite.

[Siege_Rabbit]

Seems to stop at what doesnt seem like the end?