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Alex Kenna

@Akenna1997

Katılım Haziran 2011
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Newcastle United@NUFC·
Goal. [1-2] 90'
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Tottenham Hotspur@SpursOfficial·
Strand Larsen scores. ⚪️ 1-2 🦅
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Alex Kenna@Akenna1997·
@Benjwinst Mcneil mate wow how on earth is he getting a game 🤦‍♂️
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Benj@Benjwinst·
What a terrible performance that was, even being 1-0 up it was far too predictable. I don’t know how some players stay on the pitch for as long as they do. Substitutions far too late and reactionary. Poor.
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Grand Old Team
Grand Old Team@grandoldteam·
5-0 on aggregate. That's right. It's aggregate when all your in-laws are Nottingham Forest fans. UTT.
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Benj@Benjwinst·
We’ve got our Everton back 🔵
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Benj@Benjwinst·
I’d sub McNeil and Beto off again
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Everton@Everton·
FT. Get innnnn!!!! UP THE TOFFEES!!!!! 🙌 [2-1] #EVECRY
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Alex Kenna@Akenna1997·
Huge massive fan of the lights for Z-Cars
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Alex Kenna@Akenna1997·
@Benjwinst Underestimated the inflation in the market in key positions and still think we can get a cheaper deal
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Benj@Benjwinst·
Interesting to hear people’s views and opinions here, I have mine, but why do you think we’ve failed to address the key priorities needed this summer?
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Alex Kenna@Akenna1997·
@Benjwinst Just baffling that were targeting a LB/CB when we have 3 other positions were desperate for first team players in. We’ve surely got to take a gamble outside of EPL experience
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Benj@Benjwinst·
May be under prepared, may have about 4 priority positions to be filled. But I can’t wait for Sunday now. It’s this feeling that lets you down time and time again.
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FinKitch@FinKitch·
The best day on this app will be when Everton finally sign a right back
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Alex Kenna@Akenna1997·
@Benjwinst Just increases the gap between EPL and lower leagues though, it literally becoming the Super League as it is now.
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Benj@Benjwinst·
@Akenna1997 It is for me 😂 Everton priority.
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Benj@Benjwinst·
All Sheffield United then today, more money for Everton if so.
Kieran Maguire@KieranMaguire

It won’t just be the fans of Sunderland and Sheffield United with an interest in the Championship Playoff final today, Premier League clubs have a vested interest too. Under Premier League rules, clubs are entitled to three years of Parachute Payments when they are relegated to the Championship, although this is restricted to two years if they had previously been promoted and were immediately relegated. The parachute payments are calculated as being 55%, 45% and 20% respectively of the equal share elements of the Premier League distribution to its member clubs. This works out as £48m, £39m and £17m for the relegated clubs over a three year period. If a relegated club is then immediately promoted, then the parachute payments it was due to receive are retained by the Premier League and given to its own clubs. Burnley and Leeds United have already been promoted to the Premier League which saves the Premier League £39m and £17m in 2025/26. If Sheffield United are promoted in the playoffs at the weekend this will be a further £39m. This could result in a total of £95 million coming back to the Premier League. Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton were relegated in 2024/25 having been promoted the previous season. This means that the Premier League will definitely not have to pay parachute payments in the third year, resulting in a further benefit to Premier League clubs of £51 million (3 x £17m). This could take the parachute payments benefit to existing PL clubs to £146 million. It’s the most valuable match in world football not just for the two clubs competing at Wembley, who can be £190m better off for winning.

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Luke
Luke@Cressy_1999·
@Akenna1997 You’s have had a stinker
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