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Financial Fair Play is dead so what comes next?
The transfer of Neymar to Paris Saint-Germain shows that Financial Fair Play is dead and Thomas Wyer discusses what this means for the future.
Author: Thomas Wyer
Student and football fan. Aspiring Guillem Balague but have more in common with Chris Kamara. Managing to support both Ipswich and Galatasaray which, like being indifferent to marmite, makes me a bit of an oddity.
The rise from the ashes of Osmanlıspor
Thomas Wyer takes a look at Turkish side Osmanlıspor who have reached the European stage just a few years after getting their house in order.
Qarabağ – The team without a home defying the odds
Thomas Wyer on how Qarabağ, the team without a home for over two decades, are defying the odds to succeed in the Europa League.
I’m done with England – and Big Sam can’t change that
England’s dramatic late win over Slovakia gave Sam Allardyce his first win in charge but they are still too dull for Thomas Wyer.
The Premier League doesn’t need to limit spending – money isn’t ruining football
An all too common argument is that money is ruining English football but this simply isn’t true, writes Thomas Wyer.
What would a ‘Brexit’ mean for the Premier League?
With the debate over Britain potentially leaving the EU in full swing, Thomas Wyer discusses realities for the Premier League should the vote swing towards ‘Brexit’.
Galatasaray ban proves there’s nothing fair about Financial Fair Play
With UEFA handing down a season-long ban to Galatasaray for breaching regulations, Thomas Wyer discusses why Financial Fair Play is failing in the very thing it sets out to do.
Pep Guardiola has a lot to prove in England
Amid speculation around his future, Thomas Wyer believes that Pep Guardiola still has a lot to prove, and England is the best place to do it.
China’s football revolution
Thomas Wyer discusses the reasons why China is about to burst onto the scene, both internationally and domestically.
Big business is about to send football into hyperdrive
Football has never been a business before, but is about to become one and this is good news all round, writes Thomas Wyer.