New ban lined up to block Newcastle United’s growth – What next?!

New ban lined up to block Newcastle United’s growth – What next?!

According to The Times, the FA could prohibit teams from scheduling expensive friendlies at the conclusion of the season following the announcement that Newcastle would face Tottenham in May.

The match is slated to take place in Australia just three days after the season’s final game. This raised worries, especially with a major tournament coming up this summer, but we all understood that the drive for both parties was the financial gain and commercial expansion on offer.

Of course, this has only become an issue because Newcastle did it. Other clubs had previously travelled to America and Asia for similar end-of-season games, but nothing was done to address the situation.

This is becoming a common topic for Newcastle United. First, there were constant attempts to prevent the Saudi takeover, followed by a shift in FFP rules to limit our spending, an insistence on ‘fair market value’ when agreeing to commercial deals, and a ban on related-party transactions, which prevented us from selling certain players to Saudi Arabia – as Chelsea did – or bringing in an SPL player on loan.

There have been so many regulatory changes to limit our expansion over the last two years that it can’t be a coincidence. What’s next? It’s no longer just a joke.

They have implemented laws that limit clubs’ spending to a certain amount of their earnings. Then, when clubs strive to enhance their revenue, they place a block on various  means of doing so and also get to decide which sponsorship deals are passed. Sounds like one massive effort to control the growth of a certain club aiming to disrupt the ‘big six.’

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