Simon Jordan goes 𝙞𝙣 on PSG for the contract given to Mbappe 🔥
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Imagine tackling mbappe too aggressive in training then getting kicked out of the team
PSG paid a transfer fee to their own player 😂 And the fact that Al-Khelafi is on the uefa board is outrageous. No FFP investigation for them.
Someone needs to sort that Nasser out. Throw him out of Europe
A mil a week wtf? Shouldn't be legal
Plus psg didn't want to join the super league. Time to return the favour I believe
@@dickslaughter2031 The owner can pay it.. and UEFA does not do any FFP for PSG..so why not?
@@micahkiyimba8641 why not? Erm because nurses earn pittance
The fact that mbappe is in charge of all the decisions at the club is laughable 😂
Yeah so laughable it's obviously not true.
It's a bullshit clause added to his contract to make him feel valued. He will have no say in the direction of the club come on 🤣
😂
How can you be that dum and still alive 😂
I agree.
I think Icardi should be managing all the decisions.
So if Mbappe now goes through a bad spell he has the power to say his bad spell is down to the coaching and tactics the manager is deploying so I want him sacked.
these are the issues…
This has already happened at man utd with players of much less talent
@@rodwhitley3257 This is happening for years in most of the clubs.
Who cares! Ronald McDonald could be the manager and they'd still outshine the entire league
He's in the French league, even on his worst day, he's better than everybody in that league.
Have to admit it: Simon Jordan can be damn good.
he knows the arabs are ruining football but the snowflakes won’t have it
It’s absurd. It’s obscene. It’s preposterous.
Simon’s rants have me in bits 😂😂😂
He’s a funny c*nt & very smart
Mbappe really is the first of his kind, I mean when have we ever seen a player owner in Football before.
LeBron James…
marc white owner/manager/player dorking wanderers
Kepa was gk and coach at chelsea.
@@87Michael salary cap u bum
Messi at Barca, he had far to much say in that team. It's ridiculous
That contract is a crying shame for everything football stands for 😢
no
Dude we had had chelsea and city. The game has been fully gone a long time ago.
@@jeannotschumacher1024 oil fan
What does football stand for , football in the 60s and the one now , which one is better ?
@@glorytogod5729 city and Chelsea still made it fair enough to compete and in a league where its 50 times harder to win.
When he runs down this three-year contract he will be offered the manager's job as well as 2 million a week
Fam, he's basically the first sporting director/player. He doesn't need to wait, because he could just appoint himself next week as the manager. I would love to be a fly on the wall during his contract renewal negotiations though.
- So Kylian, this is how much we can offer to extend your contract.
- Uff I don't know, Mr. Mbappe. I'm sure you can do better than that.
@@edg810 Kenny daglish was player manager during his time at Liverpool so its not that shocking but the money he's getting is shocking... Fifa and Uefa are corrupt as eff how they hell is it possible to even do this... They don't even generate as much as Aston villa globally they have no fans outside of Paris yet the owners of a country can pump as much as they want in that teak its sad football has come to this
@@MoejiiOsmanTV Player managers we've seen. It's absurd if you ask me, but we've seen this and not just Daglish. This guy though signed and Leonardo get's sacked because Mbappe doesn't like him lmao. He's already said he wants his friends Tchouameni and Dembele. He wants Zidane as the manager. How does the rest of the dressing room feel about that? We have to suck his... or else he'll get rid of us? You can't tell me this is normal or even good for the game.
Also, you won't see me complaining about PSG being rich. This is how it's always been, no? Rich clubs get the best players, not so rich clubs have to deal with it. "Don't hate the player, hate the game". HOWEVER, and I think this is your point, we have to play by the same rules which is what la liga's president was saying. Does Financial Fair play even exist? A club that's reported 700M in loses can do a deal like this because of a "new sponsorship" from Qatar? Does FFP even work? Because you can give him a "modest" salary, but then on the side sign a 150M sponsorship deal as the face of the Qatar WC, or give him properties in Paris, or Miami or a 40M Yacht etc. We talk about salary caps, but thats not going to stop the money on the side, the commissions for signing a contract extension. The commissions to the agents and of course the mother for giving birth to the player and the neighbor for taking care of him one time when he got back from school. There are so many ways around it, and when Khelafi works in UEFA it just stinks of corruption.
Sorry for it being so long :/
I bet it pisses the owners off that they are in the French league instead of the premier league. Then again, they might not get away with the ridiculous spending they do...
I bet it pisses the owners off that they are in the French league instead of the premier league. Then again, they might not get away with the ridiculous spending they do...
I would seriously consider shorting any publicly traded football clubs - because these pay scales are not sustainable.
No they are not..... But allowing Shite owners like Mike Ashley to hold his fan base hostage while his personal wealth Grew b/c the Mansour's & Abramovich's cause more parity in the PL & exploded Club value thru broadcasting Value is not sustainable either..... FFP is a Joke.... 100% Rev sharing w/ a Hard Salary Cap where Players Salaries are Pegged to a Percentage of Club REvenue
So all 20 Clubs in ALL top Domestic Leagues pour 100% of club revenue into One account controlled by the League & it's divided Equally by all 20 clubs & 50% of that Rev goes to Club maintenance (stadium, repair, academy, non players employee wages) & 40% for Players purchases & wages & 10% for Owners / Investors in Profit / Dividends.....
If Total Rev for ALL 20 Clubs totals 5 Billion than All 20 Clubs get 250M & have 100M to spend on players & that rises w/ inflation - for example 20 yrs Ago that Club Rev figure would be 25M not 250M & 20 yrs from now it will be 500M
but is the Player Salaries are Hard Capped at 40% of Total Revenue that is what it is.... Each club has THAT amount & Only that amount to spend on players & once that money runs out players are Forced to seek out Contracts w/ Other clubs
In incentives clubs to run their clubs Properly & it rewards clubs who are financially Responsible..... B/c w/ a Hard cap if the club gives out too many bad contracts then they are stuck for several years & can Not compete
W/ this system Every club has the Same chance to build a Good team & compete for Silverware
As a Chelsea fan since the 1970's I've experienced Club Bankruptcy, Relegation, almost getting relegated to 3rd Division in 82/83, a 27 yr Trophy Drought from 1971 - 1997 & I've experience the Highest Highs of Football Joy thx to Matthew Harding & Abramovich....
And Nothing would make me happier than seeing EVERY club & their supporter base experiencing the indescribable Joy of Lifting an FA Cup or a Europa League Trophy or a PL Title or a Champ League Trophy.....
It's Joy that lasts a Lifetime & can Never be taken away & EVERY Club should have an Equal chance to Experience this
FFP was Never meant to be fair - it was designed to hold Abramovich & Mansour back so the Big 3 could keep up but it was Never just about money - Abramovich & Mansour shredded lazy fat cat execs at Liverpool, Man Utd & Arsenal b/c they are Talented.... the PL never cared about the other clubs
It's to time replace this clown FFP that never worked anyway w/ a Real system that evens the playing field for Every club......
And this eliminates the Mike Ashley ownership AND the Mbappe crazy contract
Agreed. The only one that I know is traded is United and they’re down right now
As long as we, the spectators, keep paying to watch the games on tv, the clubs will be able to pay. I pay more than £600 a year to watch pl and cpl
@@kaufuss they are robbing you
Just out of curiosity (total novice here), how does one short something..? I know what it means of course,but not how it is done in this case.
Growing up PSG were one of my favourite clubs in world football. I loved their kit, for some reason Patrice Loko was one of my favourite players at the time. Then through the years they had Lama, Pauleta, Weah, Ronaldinho, Okocha, Ibra, Veratti etc, but then as soon as they bought Neymar and broke the transfer market I stopped supporting them.
I can't stand what they continue to do with football and I am glad every time they fail to win the Champions League.
Unfortunately they will continue to throw money at players until they win the competition or the corrupt people who run football stop taking bribes and finally stop them.
How old are you? 12!?
PSG were always behind Lyon, Monaco and Marseille before the money.
@@miamitten1123 PSG weren't successful at all, you're absolutely right Lyon dominated the league, that's not why I liked PSG. When did I say I liked PSG because of success? I said I liked their kit! I'm 39 for the record
I think the only thing they won when I was young was a Cup Winners Cup
I've witnessed them buy their way to the top, but it's only when they bought Neymar that I felt they went too far.
You were a bit late when you stopped supporting them. Ronaldinho and Okocha were long before Ibra and Veratti. The Oil money had already started when the latter ones came in
@@ELNinoLuke I never had an issue with their spending until they bought Neymar.
For me that one transfer destroyed the entire transfer market.
He is such a talenred player, even though he seems a bit of a prick as a person, but paying his release clause was so over the top. They then bought Mbappe too, which was also crazy but not as bad as the Neymar fee.
Now with what they are giving Mbappe they are going to destroy the structure of wages, bonuses, signing on fees and potentially create even more player power..
Neymar contract started the inflation bubble of ruining contracts where average players are now worth 30 mlion and good players 70 million and up what this deal will do is average players will be worth 70.million and good players will be 110 million and up... Imagine paying 70 million for rashford or frigging jonjo shelvey 😂😂seriously fifa and Uefa are so corrupt.. Psg don't even generate more then burnley or Aston villa yet are allowed to let a deal like this thru Its madness
Imagine if a manager bench him against his will 🤣
Mbappe is a legend. Absolute baller.
For a CEO of a Club to play and score as much as he does is amazing
No he isn't. He isn't even best player in the world. They cannot even get close to CL final
Go learn football if you think mcrappe is a legend
Darren and Joe, look up and you might see the joke flying overhead
@@nickmildon6348 I know, they don't understand sarcasm!!
🤣
First of many deals like this. Sad to see football is going this way.
You must be gutted. So sad.
Agree - will it simply turns fans away from the sport?
I mean villa fan we should rack up as many titles as we can before the newcastke and city start posting 100+ goal diffs.
Why nobody said shiii when it was RMA, they literally flooded players with money and everybody was sucking their toes back then but when it’s newcomers like psg and m city y’all mad. Why ?
In a capitalist world people making money is obviously a bad thing 🤣
Whether you like Simon or not, he does a great job justifying his opinions! Can't argue with what he said here! As a football fan I have been thinking - this simply cannot be a sustainable emerging situation in the world of football!
I was just thinking the same thing. I don’t love a lot of his opinions but there is no denying he is excellent at verbalizing his point and he is spot on here.
Crazy wages, funny thing is i have 4 french friends they travel over to watch more premier league games than ligue 1 games despite their nearest sides being psg and strasbourg.... top flight sides. This is like hanging the mona lisa in the local kebab house.
4 French fries lol I'm so hungry
🤣🤣🤣 good one that!
Come again 🤔
🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭
Local kebab houses do more good to the community they serve unlike these football clubs…
Seems to me the Premier League is as culpable as any of the orher leagues or clubs when it comes to players earnings.
And that's why it's the best and most watched league in the world unlike tinpot ligue 1
@@virtuallimit3619 yeah and all with someone elses money..........good luck when sky cant keep up
@@justgaming2600 It's going to be one hell of a clusterfuck when this bubble bursts. Half the teams in the top 2 divisions in England are going to be in serious jeopardy.
most exactly, modt
@@PsilentMusicUK especially with everyone's bills more than doubling and looking like its going to do that again in October. The first thing people are gonna be cancelling is sky
The club have essentially said he’s bigger than the club itself.
On the other hand, can't wait to see mbappe's first signing
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pogba
He tried Tchouameni. He said pass. He then tried Zidane. He said hell no.
Not going well so far. I guess we gotta give him time. He's just realizing Fifa is just a video game.
Pogba and Dembele
@@edg810 Tchoumeni wants to play with Real madrid period.
In 20 years, there will be only 3-4 big teams in the world that buy all the best players. Everyone else will be farmer teams
That's the truth
Thing is due to the over inflation of players wages those farmers teams will be paying fortunes to whatever players are left.
Oh and no working class supporters in the stadiums of any large clubs due to being priced out, tourists and middle/upper class only.
And somehow, Real Madrid will still find a way to be successful in the champions league. 😂
Spot on!
Simon is absolutely appalled 🤣🤣
And he has every right to be. It’s appalling tbh
Self righteous BS.... its not his money nobody FORCED PSG to sign .
It really is fucking disgusting...anyone that supports this need to put themselves through a woodchipper.
He wasn’t appalled at paying palace players 100 grand a week
@@mcfcaguerooo5697 every club owner overpays to an extent, it’s inevitable but most do it sensibly, what PSG are doing is different and if anyone can’t see that then I don’t know what to say. The ripple effects from signing Neymar is still a big problem and now they’ve gone and done this
He’s not even that good. Imagine the wages R9/zidane/Ronaldinho would get in todays football 😂🤦♂️
At his age, only R9 was better
That's your opinion... apparently PSG tend to differ
Zidane would take a pay cut to leave Paris and join Real Madrid.
He'll be good enough to smack a hat trick against England if we play France, would you bet against it?
I’m sorry I’ll take ronaldhino
Over mbappe
All day everyday I’m so so sorry 😂🤝🙏!
R9 is in a league of his own
With the greats
If I was paying him that money, he would be playing by himself and if he gets beat, he would be dropped.
Sounds sustainable 😂
Hahaha
When Mbappe talked about Real he meant Riyal (Qatar's currency). Journalists just misheard that.
Difference is when Madrid sign Galaticos they wasn't working with lost money PSG sign big big contracts and they club has around 700 million in lost revenue
Real Madrid had the Bank of Spain bailing them out so it could be argued it wasn't their money to spend
@@vjaska check Madrid revenue and profits
Does PSG look broke to u ?
@@Kedingamusic not about PSG owners being broke it about the team finances the team revenue what money do they generate to be spending like crazy.
@Donquixote Doflamingo 👏
I'm happy Mbappe didn't go to Madrid. Teams from other leagues have no incentive to help La Liga teams stay elite.
It's been well known that PSG is an unmanageable club , too many extra football influences at the club - 4 top coaches Ancelotti, Blanc, Emery & Tuchel have all passed thru PSG over the last 10 years and now Pochettino - lots of domestic success, limitless piles of cash, signing big name players (Neymar, Messi & countless others over the years) they have not been able to break into a top Euro club and win something. There have been plenty of rumours of Leonardo's exit for some while now, but even if he was to stay, I doubt Mbappé would have stayed as well. Yes we all agree that it's definitely obscene the amounts of money, and his off field influence must have transpired during the negotiations between Mbappé and El-Khelaifi as to the reasons of his reluctance to stay, so Al-Khelaifi is not stupid and fully realised the future of the PSG project was Mbappé dependent (not Messi or whoever) so he did what was necessary to save his own skin, his friendship with the emir notwithstanding. Professional footie is corrupt (like all sports), no different than in the UK, the FA or PL are both hugely corrupt bodies, they exist to serve the big clubs, they do not rule for the general benefit of all club footie, it's been like that for donkey's years.
Sky and BT already killed it!
It happens in the NBA and NFL. Players are your business partners not your employees.
That’s not how football works, and it’s all round better that way.
It helps to establish and maintain a hierarchy, and simplifies the internal politics within a team.
Which top level self respecting manager is going to want to take the PSG job knowing that one of their playing staff has more autonomy and overall power than they will.
It creates an impossible working situation, so they have made a rod for their own back, just by trying to keep a very good player 🤷🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Perez didn’t invest oil and gas money in the “Galacticos”! It was earned from the club and R.Madrid brand! There’s a biiig difference!
Exactly. I’m not sure why they’re also calling Tebas a hypocrite in that regard as he wasn’t at the heart of those deals 15-20 years ago.
It’s disingenuous to just say Real Madrid started the inflation of transfer fees and wages, because if you go back further it’s actually the Italian teams of the 90s pushing the upper limits of the market and then even before that it was English clubs with the first million pound player in 1979 and so on.
Now it’s back to English clubs and PSG continuing the upwards spiral but the main difference this time around is that it’s not done through these clubs’ own revenues from football, it’s through unrestricted external funding with none of the financial obligations that a line of credit with a bank would typically carry. In short: practically endless petrodollar money from authoritarian states (with no financial obligations) as opposed to using revenue generated from a club’s success on the pitch and traditional bank loans with repayments.
There should have been a yearly wage cap in football decades ago, before even the Galácticos were a thing. Comprehensive Financial Fair Play rules should have also been fully implemented years ago but UEFA turn a blind eye to their own rules when it suits them (and their petrodollar friends), and instead they fumble Champions league draws and mess up the format of their top competition, all while having a conflict of interest with Al Khelaifi on their governing board.
Now the cat is out of the bag and a huge power struggle is at play in European football, with the potential for there to be damaging, long-lasting schisms (super league and non-super league teams as an example), along with a big wave of smaller clubs disappearing.
Well to be fair the RM and La Liga understood via experience that the Galacticos project was not a successful model. Instead what worked was building a team with chemistry. La liga also now enforces the strictest FFP rules. Ligue 1 is nowhere close to la liga.
You don’t need galacticos all over but you will ideal want big players for marketing I guess
So if La Liga has very strict financial fair play what happened to Barcelona or did that happen before they moved to the strict rules?
Yes and they spend their own money, not some Islamic states money like PL and PSG
@@Cedisdead Islamic states got no business sense that’s why. Without oil they are nothing.
@@ppate8 they own the clubs
I still hope that Messi and Argentina will win the 2022 World Cup! Great luck for them and I hope its going to be a good match
I come from the time when Juventus started spending big money on world superstars like Platini and Boniek. Napoli followed suit by giving the club to Maradona. There were the same sort of "appalling" and "disgusting" comments from media and public back then. But they were just hot air. Nothing changed.
The same happened when an oligarch started throwing money at Chelsea. The same when a sovereign state dodged FFP at Man City and another will do the same at Newcastle.
Trust me, I feel the injustice but I don't think those in football administration will do anything about it. The more the money, the merrier to them.
Don't forget Real and the "Galacticos".
@@toomuchinformation from self earned money not dirty money from a corrupt state
@@Bellaciaao Weren't R.Madrid punished recently for tax fraud.
@@Bellaciaao Well wasn't fascism being part of a dirty state? RM was as statist as could be. General Franco was as corrupt as they come and financially doped RM, the club of choice for his corrupt and violent army. They're bankrolled by the National Bank. The original version of Mbappe was Di Stefano.
The only difference was that Spain didn't have oil.
Neymar contract started the inflation bubble of ruining contracts where average players are now worth 30 mlion and good players 70 million and up what this deal will do is average players will be worth 70.million and good players will be 110 million and up... Imagine paying 70 million for rashford or frigging jonjo shelvey 😂😂seriously fifa and Uefa are so corrupt.. Psg don't even generate more then burnley or Aston villa yet are allowed to let a deal like this thru Its madness
Let’s be honest we were all waiting for SJ to comment on Mbappe’s Contract at PSG…Brilliant Stuff 🙏🏾🙌🏾
No we weren't
@@hansoreva1 why you here then?
@@peanuts8769 because he really was
Simon should take a look at the contracts handed out in the NBA, NFL, and MLB. Guaranteed deals north of $30 mm a year for stars and the same stars largely control who their teammates and coaches will be. This is just the beginning in European football
Thank you. I watch a lot of basketball & this Mbappe is nothing compared to what some basketball players get especially if they have the chance to opt-in when it comes to their final year. Russell Westbrook is set to earn $47mil next season for the Lakers & he’s not even their best player. Don’t get me started on how much h they make off the court too…
This is Football a global sport. Should be distinguish from a sport which 86% attracted North Americans!
Youre talking garbage. This is football, not American Sports.
@@87Michael except football clubs began being owned by fans not busines men who are gonna butcher the history of football clubs in the name of banking on their investment
Tebas is a lot of things but he wasn't president during Galatico era and has set limits to control the financial well being and fairness of La Liga which goes further than the international fair play rules
There is far more nuance to the Mbappe deal. They didn't want to be forced to loose their player to Real Madrid. It was a show of force.
Hell now have a say in the clubs off the field activities
@@lamina11 allegedly
People need to get a grip and stop being bitter about psg, city and newcastle I think it's fantastic that these team's will be running football for the next 200 year's 💪🏿
Stick to playing fifa!
@@G-LFC Fifa 🤔 it's just facts 🤷🏻♂️
Big money signings didn’t start from the Galacticos. Before that is Serie A in the late 90s where there were numerous 40-50 mil pounds record signings. The likes of Crespo, Mendieta, Christian Vieri, Nedved and R9 to Inter. Tebas’ case is not that Real Madrid and the Serie A clubs doesn’t spend. But fact is that most of the time their spending were balanced by the sales and revenue. To buy Figo, Madrid sold Anelka and Redondo. Meanwhile PSG themselves recorded 300 mil loss, but are still able to pump out these ridiculous contracts. They cover up their balances through “sponsorships” that came outta nowhere. FFP has time and time again proved fraudulent.
Kylian Mbappe as a star player is more important to PSG than any club in the world. Keeping Mbappe and winning with him means building an infrastructure in Ligue 1 on par with what Bayern Munich has in bundesliga.
Whatever PSG is paying Mbappe it is peanuts to long term future of the club if they win the champions league with the star striker who brought the World Cup to France.
Nonsense, Mbappe cannot guarantee PSG's success. He's been there for 5 years and they have not won the UCL. Neymar for all his faults have been more important in PSG's CL progress than Mbappe.
Tony the Villa fan, give your head a shake bringing NUFC into this madness. Have a look at your own club's financial mismanagement before throwing stones at other clubs
Messi be fuming that he didn't get offered 1 Mill a week. Imagine the rift in the changing room now this will cause with the player's
Mbappe will sell Messi to Brentford if he misbehaves
@@jetstream9480 🤣 good one. Neymar probably been crying all day too in his bed with his Teddy
@@inkedso he can cry all day after he has had his performance review by Mbappe. The boss is very strict
Messi was on more at Barca and had the same authority.
White folks just don’t like when brown people floss
@@jetstream9480 🤣
Wonder if you'd be so outraged if the gentlemen owners were English
btw thanks for not mentioning Manchester United American owners who spend ridiculously with zero success
The difference being Man Utd have the financial eco system to spend ridiculous amount of money.
Completely different ownership model. The Glazers are businessmen, PSGs owners along with City's are state leaders. Unlimited cash
@@ashleyhumphreys36 they do? more so than chelsea "oligarch" or city ?
@@philiph99 just check out Mubadala Investment Company (City) and QSi (PSG)
and then check out Zapata Corporation or First Allied Corporation (United)
. i think the only differences you will find are technicalities and ethnicity.
@@NIMAcrikey yeah you're right, which are funded by the leaders of those countries. Just like how the so called Saudi consortium at NUFC is funded by Bin Salman. So go do your own research before you start firing out investment companies
Paris, can host a Champions League Final...their club can't appear in one though!
who cares. their chairman or others will buy them through.
@@jeannotschumacher1024 money doesn’t always buy success but it can ruin the game
Mbappe is paid to play football. Why should he be allowed to make business decisions for the club. This has set a precedent. Other players will also demand this.
So....he's wrong for knowing his worth?? Don't get me wrong, I'm not on board with footballers getting over 1Million per week, especially if it's not deserved but the guy knows his worth which isn't a bad thing tbh.
@@EgoHead710 No one is blaming Mbappe. No footballer is worth that kind of money. That’s why he took it, but it shouldn’t have been offered in the first place.
@@EgoHead710 That you even defend this is ridiculous. 1 mil a week is mmore than enough. If you know your worth why would you stay at a lower league? You can earn 500k a week is that not enough to his worth??? Sacking your own sportdirector beceause you dont like him has nothing do with your “own value”.
@@EgoHead710 lol no footballer on the planet is worth that or any footballer that ever lived for that matter. What he's 'worth' means nothing to psg as they have unlimited money so they can pay whatever they like it doesn't mean he's worth that in the real world
@@DL-yr6ne Please read my comment again. Carefully this time.
Brilliant listening to Simon's take on this spot on.
You know its go time when Jim and Simon are agreeing
The “little” king of Paris. Even with Neymar and Messi alongside him. Can’t even make the Champions League semifinal. PSG is a circus. I won’t be surprised if within 10 years they are bankrupt in the second division.
Arabs will sell up lol
that's exactly what will happen to them
@@davekelly1719 nature always finds a way
I wish that was true but it aint gonna happen. The only club in one of the richest cities in the world run by Arab oil money? Unfortunately their here to stay. And the likes of City are just as appalling.
The simple fact is that "traditional" clubs like RM, Barca, Bayern had a financial head-start over the clubs like PSG and Man City. They got their success by outspending their everybody else.
Anyone old enough remembers the era of Galacticos in RM. The club was basically poaching the best players from their rivals. They were playing what Fergie called "stupid money".
Without huge financial injections, clubs like PSG, Man City and Chelsea would have never been able to compete. There is no such a thing as "organic growth" in football.
There is also no such a thing as "fair play". The team with the most money gets the best players and almost always wins.
That is the reality in every league in the world. The team with the most money wins it consistently. EPL fans like to bleat about how "competitive" the EPL is. A league where one club has won 4 out of the last 5 years can hardly be called competitive.
It is why top line professional football is permanently disconnected with the fans. The something occurred in American Pro sports in the early 2000s. Players gaining more influence (look at Lebron). Ultimately, this leads to a European League when the money will be too attractive
Players are just greedy wankers..end of story..how anyone can support this is beyond any comprehension.
Imagine in the middle of a game Messi fails to pass to Mbappe and Mbappe tells Messi you are substituted and will be benched.
I suspect the story has been exaggerated.
Not one club stood up to help Newcastle in the struggles with the premiership to have us bought by someone who would take us forward. Now we are at the top table the rules are changing weekly to keep us down, so if you want to hammer the French lets hammer the breakaway SIX who got away with high treason. Dear Simon I would start by picking your enemy closer to home.
Exactly. The only reason people are moaning now is because we will overtake the media favourites, clubs like Man U and Tottenham, and I can't fucking wait to wipe that smug look off their faces.
@@johnbowles5399 we haven't spent a penny yet in the summer window and the rest are shitting them selves....thats the power we got over the Top Six or is it seven!
Been waiting to hear Simon's reaction 😂
People protest everything but not the things that matter. I'm not even one of those but during these hard times. Seeing money being spent like this hurts. No wonder tickets are so expensive. Or even tv. What a joke
Hahaha cry more, if the owners can afford it what difference does it make
“people protest everything but not the things that matter” right, such as poverty, gender equality, racial discrimination, overpopulation, climate change, …but you want to protest about a footballer earning a lot of money😂😂😂😂 if it makes you so sick just stop watching pal
@@amucci7 💯 exactly 😂
Tickets are only expensive here in England
@@dave123xxx It's the same for every footballer buddy, that's how the world works. U work hard to come to the top, and u get paid. It's as simple as that. But, u should never a pay a player above 300k a week.
There is no team on the planet that i want to fail more than PSG !
This.
and city
Man city, chelsea and newcastle right after that..... Add in the Red Bull teams thereafter
@@FThisW not to much newcastle cause they had abit history before atleast. depends how they go about with it in the future. if they start chatting like dicks.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This!!!!
No full show on the Facebook page again. How can it be so hard for a well funded organisation to just consistently post full shows so those of us who work can listen back
When Keane signed a £50k a week contract at united everyone said it was the death of football, too much for a footballer to earn etc
£50k a week now is what youth players get
Just wait until Newcastle really get going…
Say what you will about Man City, but when it comes to brining in Haaland they aren’t breaking their wage structure, he won’t even the highest paid Man City player. Meanwhile PSG are bending over backwards by making a 23 yr old king of the club with an astronomical wage.
Lol yeah man city are a beacon of light in these dark times 😂
Man City caused this in the prem wayyyy back since 2010 giving astronomical wages just to lure big name players. Dont act like Man City does not have a part in ruining the wage and signing structure in current day football. Remember, it wasn't that long ago that they were being investigated.
😂you belive that........Yeah city only pay 10millions under the carpet......if u remember.
Citys net spend isnt bad
Players earning 350k p/w is still insane especially when it was birthed by cash injections from state funds that did what Simon is explaining in the video. Football is a joke now
We need to get foreign money out of all leagues in all countries. No more American ownership of English clubs, Qatari ownership of French Clubs, Saudi ownership of Italian clubs. It needs to stop.
I wonder if Kylian Mbappe will drop himself? When he's in some run of bad form, when he's got all this power?
No he cant he has no release clause.
@@DL-yr6ne Yep, and where would him go? Liverpool? Would Liverpool willing to pay him that amount of money? Man City perhaps?
@@danskyl7279 I dont think both clubs would pay that 1 million salary a week. Liverpool would be broke after 1 month. They dont even pay Mo Salah more than 400k a week. Man City is not that crazy they are doing smart business. The only club that really could do that it would be Newcastle United or PSG themselves.
How can you be in bad form playing in Ligue un? When you only score 1 against Montpellier and Brest?🤣
People complained about Barca, Real Madrid, and Man United years ago but at least they were using real revenue to pay the transfers and wages (Barca not recently but historically). Chelsea kicked it off with sugar daddy ownership which spilled over into other leagues and throughout the UK. Simon went partially at it with PSG having direct influence in Europe despite spitting in the face of FFP. The logical next step is that the governing bodies have been compromised and are simply not holding these clubs to comply. Both PSG and Man City have showed Newcastle's new owners how to skirt around the rules with FFP by having a half dozen related party sponsor deals at amounts dwarfing a realistic valuation. Real may have started the trend of big transfers and wages but they actually generate revenue whereas PSG and Man City fan bases have no where near grown at the pace of their sponsor revenues would suggest. It is making the properly run clubs feel more and more pressure as the fans cry out for the big players that demand big fees and wages but it is not sustainable. This is largely why Klopp is viewed so highly by many for achieving the success he has while spending so much less (net spend) than rivals. Both PSG and Man City have spent billions and still haven't won the CL!
Chelsea these days use their revenue to pay for transfers and wages, before it was Roman but now they spend their revenue
This will fail big time a player should be focus on play not managing a team.
Simple Simon jordan must be really jealous of the deal that killian Mbappe has just secured himself with psg for 3 years. I say, Good luck and well done to the young man
Obviously i have no sympathy for Madrid as for years they have been hoovering up football talent and paying massive wages but apparently there were two deals on the table, one from PSG and one from Madrid and they were both supposed to be similar financially. So the only way PSG could get him to sign with them was to give him a say at who they sign and who manages the club. It brings new meaning to the term "Player power"
The wages come with the prestige of the club. RM is historically the best club in Europe, they wont just pay their players dead wages. They’re rich enough to do it so
I doubt Madrid's offer was any where near his old PSG deal let alone half of this new deal. Madrid and Barca don't have the money they used too.
@@walterbishop1697 didn't they tried to pay 200 million last summer...........madrid and barca have all the money in the world , its just they are not allowed to pay those figures anymore.
@@ursmokingbuj8546 lol so they can do everything they want, nice 👍 😂🙄
@@problemstube7266 not sure about Madrid but Barca don't have money
Paul pogba must be terrified if he doesn't have a great personal and professional relationship with Mbappe, because if not he's not getting signed and it looks like only PSG can now afford him. This stuff is really putting me off the game.
Once Mbappe’s current contract expires, PSG will give him another one and he will be the first athlete in history to sign a Billion 💰 contract! On a club level, he will achieve NOTHING outside of France! When conversations of football GOAT’s takes place he will be forever irrelevant...but that’s ok for him I guess, because he’ll always have his billions 🤷🏿♂️
The thing is look what happened to Raiola all that money and for what
@@ppate8 ok we all eventually die but that doesnt make money worthless. He can get his money and leave but hes ruining the legacy and brand he can make
Never really thought psg were this desperate,this will only cause unnecessary tension in that psg locker room ,big name warriors like Ramos ,messi and Neymar it will end in tears for the club
I don’t think any of them even care. They making bank to do next to nothing.
I quite enjoyed this video of the Top Lad Proper Clobber Jordan going in on Kylian Mbappe & P$G.
Letting some 23 year old player to make the decisions off the pitch at a football any club is unacceptable in our game.
When Simon said they dominate their league but win nothing in Europe, I had to check that he was still talking about PSG and not Man City. Tomayto, tomahto...
You lost the league.
Get over it.
City and PSG are both sides of the same plastic coin.
@@philbarton2832 Tell to the City fans who followed them when they dropped down to League 1. You haven't got a clue what you're talking about. Man City were formed in 1880 and are the 5th most successful team in England.
I bet you've never even been to a game in your life.
@@iandavis1723 You're making an awful lot of assumptions lad, I grew up in stands up and down the country.
I'm talking about now, recent times, I actually had a bit of respect for city (even though they were shite) back then but now they're a soulless, plastic club.
@@philbarton2832 If you've been watching football for a long time you'll know that City aren't a plastic club, and i reckon you're just a bit disappointed about what happened on Sunday.
I live in Manchester and most City fans come from this area, unlike some other clubs i could mention. We know we're not a massive club and most if us don't care, but it seems fans of certain other clubs are obsessed with what we are for some reason.
Maybe it's because we are pretty good now.
Difference is RM has the cashflow/revenue when they bought their Galacticos. Chelsea started all of this trend you see!
No they didn't every big club has had money pumped into them from external people
@@rohithraman6488 No they didn't. Chelsea started the trend of people buying clubs and injecting large amounts of cash into them to buy players. Then came ManCity and PSG.
@@rohithraman6488 But not to the extent of Chelsea and the rest of the plastic clubs.
You guys overset this nonsense we are experiencing now with owners throwing in exuberant amounts of money while the club makes unimaginable losses each year.
You started the trend of overspending more than you earned. Chelshit is the reason for all this.
And now Newcastle have joined in aswell. This is gonna get worse
@@wyliecoyote1696 It's been there all the time, not just Chelsea
@@Collisco7 Why are people still crying about Chelsea 20 years later
MrsBappe also has a clause that if he ruins his manicure in training PSG has to pay a fee.
Chelsea players have had control of when their manager goes for years its felt like
Player(s) being the difference
And Spur’s
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.Never a truer saying.The other squad players will turn on him in time as he pisses players off one by one and they will not put 100% into games.He will find himself isolated very quickly.
Football has been going down the shitter for years and it's why I only watch my team (Wolves) and not the European competitions or anything else. Footballers are given too much money in wages, clubs are spending too much on transfers, the prices of tickets, merchandise, stadium food, and other things have become obscene, and footballers just aren't that likeable anymore and don't come across as role models. The whole thing has been ruined by transfers, wages, and the commercial side, and the PSG Mbappe contract is a part of killing the sport just like the new UEFA CL format.
wolves ay we
I agree with you, but I'm baffled with people who complain about ticket prices, yet still go. The clubs and players are laughing at you! You have a choice, don't go!
You are literally missing out on some amazing football by not watching anyone else other than wolves. Just fucking watch it, your small life has no impact on the game just watch what you enjoy.
Excellent post.
Spot on
Julien gets around 😂😂. He is a regular on ESPN.
he’s a PSG fan
What about Man City’s spending then mr Jordan? Don’t want to talk about that do u. It’s unfair to heap all of the criticism on PSG
Can listen to people complain about money spent, transfer fees etc from anyone except from teams like man utd, barca, real etc ALL have spent a ridiculous amount of money and are just unhappy other teams have joined the rich list. They have had every advantage in the world for years...
I've decided to stop watching football after this season, despite Liverpools good season I feel like it's the last time we'll see anyone other than city or eventually Newcastle do well
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The amount of money that is being talked about is not as crazy as people think. The revenues in football in Europe are in excess of €20 billion.
@@bighands69 are they crazier than people think
Oh don't worry. Once the oil money runs out, the durkas will pull the plug on their investments and teams like City and Newcastle will trod of back the basements, where they belong
@@Alex-ry6cd can't wait
Totally spot on from Simon.
It was a sentimental choice to stay with PSG 😂😂
of course it was ££££££££
People are being short sighted. Mbappe is a player, manager, director of football and head scout. I think psg are getting a bargain.
Thank you , you made me smile
Well said Simon - The PSG situation in the Farmers League is a total joke - See how they fold every time in the Champions League - A team of mercenaries.
I would suggest one tiny edit, I would suggest a band of mercenaries. PSG are so far removed from the word team that it astonishes me that mbappe can play with the national team
Typical of these guys to give an ill informed opinion on things...Tebas was elected in 2013,and it's his reforms that are keeping Real Madrid and Barcelona in check, it's his reforms that prevented Messi from extending at Barca...pointing out that he may have sounded out PSG because Real Madrid was involved is justified but brushing him off as a hypocrite is just being ignorant.
ok mr know it all lolss they definitely should have spoken to you first before doing the video. clearly you know better on football matters, must be all of your contacts at the clubs lolsss
@@sambog2635 I know you're trying to be funny and all...sad....I only suggested that they do their research.
If mbappe really is calling the shots then Madrid won, no way I want some 23 year old making the signings for my club
We have started to see a trend of top footballers being advised by their agents to run their contracts down, this is going to continue with players now expecting to renew their contract or seek pastures new and basically pocket the equivalence of a transfer fee for themselves and their agent.
Wenger predicted this years ago, it's a surprise that it hasn't happened sooner tbh. I don't get why players with rising stock ever sign new deals. Bowen is about to sign a new deal, he should run it down rather than getting himself stuck at west ham.
I always wonder why is it that English pundits and Europeans in general always single out Russian oligarchs and middle-eastern princes but seem to overlook all the American (Glazers, Henry, Kroenke, etc. ...) Asian and Europea billionaires ? These are the same to me except maybe that the oligarchs and princes are having more success.
Another point I find interesting is when they point to the Spanish league starting this "race to the bottom", I always thought it was the English who always ran the sport as business and opened the capital of their clubs to those oligarchs and billionaires from every corner of the world and started this whole thing. Plus English clubs are not exactly shy with money, just look at the list of most expensive defenders in the sport's history and see who they went to and the "offensive" amounts paid.
They started with the Neymar purchase which was the catalyst to all these crazy fees getting thrown around
So he's getting 156 million pounds for the 3 years plus 150 million signing on fee. Fair play but they still ain't winning champs!
We have no idea if those figures are real. I doubt the contracts are open to the public and most of it is probably reward based in terms of performance. The French League has a revenue in excess of about €2 billion per season.
No matter how much people slag off Man city for their spending!, This contract shows fhe difference the hiearchy at PSG and Man city. While city have kind of brought the league( which can be argued when you look at the state of Man united and what theyve spent) they are running the club the correct way while supporting the local community. They invest in youth, get the best in class for their hiearchy and ensure that the manager has the ultimate power over the players. They have also spent money in turing garbage disposal site to the most equipped modern academy, while PSG get neymar for 222million and give out mad contracts like this to their players.
The thing with city is where their income comes from. I don't care if they spend loads on youth, the fact is they sponsor themselves, so they can just pump hundreds of millions into the club and get away with it.
I find it rather interesting that SJ mentioned MC in his rant about teams ruining football but didn’t say a peep about MU who have spent even more over the past 10 years. Not to mention, it seems as though when it comes to money, it’s about transfer fees and no one seems to care about the actual wage bills.
MC def have highest wage bill in PL currently at £355 but the much lauded LP who are the showcase for financial restraint, we’ll their wage bill is only 11.5% (314m) less than MC, while MUs is 9% (323m) less and Chelsea’s is only 3.3% (343) less than MC. So we’re not talking massive differences in numbers across the top 4-teams. And yet their performance btwn them is massive relative to small differences in wages.
Then another aspect to look at is how much individual players are being paid because that, more than anything certainly has a massive effect on wage inflation, way more so than a transfer fee. Of the top 20-players wages in EPL the breakdown is:
MC 4 players
MU 7 players
Chelsea 4 players
LP 3 players
Tot 1
Arsenal 1
The outlier is clearly MU which interesting bc they have 3rd highest wage bill.
It seems to me that wage inflation for players is more of a problem than transfer fees. Yes transfer fees def bear some blame, but when the top 4 clubs in the PL ALL have wages exceeding £310m while the 5th highest wage big, Arsenal’s came in at £244m is still 23% less than LP’s, I think we should all be a little more honest about who is ruining football with finances as it is clearly not singular effort by 1-team but way more of a group effort by the top 4 in general.
He is talking from the point of sustainability. United are far more sustainable than City.
All this explanation without understanding the crux of the core difference. Your point on wage bills is sound though because that again depends on cash flow.
United are organic and bigger. City and other such clubs circumvent ways to do that inorganically.
I think wages and transfer fees were hyper inflated by psg in the first place when they broke the transfer record by more than double twice in one window suddenly bang average players that were worth 7 mil
We’re going for 23 mil and wages went through the roof because everyone’s saying ‘well if he’s worth that then I’m worth this’ and so on
It would have crept up but nothing like the huge jump the Neymar and mbappe transfers caused, epl clubs just have the financial means to pay the highest wages because of the money that’s in English football not Because they have inflated the prices everyone has their own opinion but to me, psg caused the inflation initially and it was totally unnecessary
@@JMEcooper Imagine the precedent they've set now.
@@senzokai3156 First of all, you need to define what organic is and juxtapose it to inorganic bc I think your argument is resting on some big assumptions, specially what each of those terms means relative to what we’re talking about. Also, inorganic, in the context in which you’re using it seems pejorative, that’s an assumption on my part, hence why I’d like to have to you define each for me, so I don’t speak out of turn; want to make sure I fully understand what you mean, since this debate seems to hinge on those terms
@@senzokai3156 bet haaland is kicking himself 😂 but yeah I mean Dybala, pogba and some other very big names are free agents this summer, Simon Jordan covered this before, players are now running their contracts down because it’s more lucrative for them and their agents to get a large agent and signing on fee rather than a percentage of a large transfer fee so I expect to see less and less record breaking transfer fees in the future and more of what we have seen with this mbappe deal and the rudiger deal
More and more money going out of football unfortunately and it’s going into the pockets of greedy agents and greedy footballers that already earn in some cases in excess of 100k a week, I mean it’s not like they are going to go without if they don’t get a signing on fee
How much influence are players agents having on these signing on fees and wages ...
When an industry is about to crash this is always the last sign, pumping money unjustifiably everywhere
Jealousy? Yep, that's the other word for the feeling you are living right now 😃
M’bape now doing the hiring & firing ! 👀
Within a year he will be running PSG similar to how Joffrey Baratheon ran Kings Landing. 🗡
Kenny daglish was player manager during his time at Liverpool so its not that shocking but the money he's getting is shocking... Fifa and Uefa are corrupt as eff how they hell is it possible to even do this... They don't even generate as much as Aston villa globally they have no fans outside of Paris yet the owners of a country can pump as much as they want in that teak its sad football has come to this
He's just a kid
@@deanjones684 So was Joffrey.
First player chairman I've ever heard of...
What a joke football has become, this is the tipping point now. Any reason or logic that was left in top level football is out the window and the players are in charge
What do the galacticos have to do with anything? Is it okay to signed 3 players, but not okay to sign 1 with that same money? In the end, the galacticos thing didn't work out, so Real Madrid readjusted the sign in strategy.
You can’t scream FFP about continental European teams without recognizing that English teams in the top flight CONSTANTLY get away with it. English teams get away with so much more on a greater scale than other European teams. For every PSG or Real Madrid there is a Man City, Chelsea, Man U, Liverpool, Tottenham, and now even Newcastle amongst other cash rich English teams. I agree how ridiculous it is for a player to have such power over a club, but we shouldn’t be talking FFP until we address the PL first
I really don't care how much ever money a club has. If u use it wisely, then i don't have any problems. The problem with PSG is they dont use it wisely and give a player so much power.
Liverpool only buy when they sell,what are you talking about
Why are spurs and Newcastle in that list? Even Liverpool? Considering how these clubs have been run? Man City & PSG....yes...the rest...absolutely not!! Go check their accounts, they have NOT abused FFP!!
In defence of PSG, a hill I have not much interest in looking at let alone dying on, how else were they going to keep Mbappe? Real Madrid have had a monopoly on the best players in the world for decades. This bucks that trend... temporarily.
exactly I don't get this.... they paid this amount to keep him its not them inflating the price its real madrid for pushing the price to this point.