Selling clubs usually have a low net spend
Premier League Matchweek 25 (Feb 11-13)
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It's happened loads of times. Cantona is my favourite example, though.
Feck if City continue winning and beat Chelsea in a few weeks the gap would be down to 4.
It's not over yet
It's not over yet
Barton is such a snide little cnut.
Your boys
Skillful tackle there by Barton in the NFL
Batshuayi is the Belgian Bony.
Well if it finishes like this we've extended our lead on Spurs, so... maybe?
They'd be 5 behind, not 4.
The ball 
He'll take anything that make Spurs look good.I didn't have Glaston down as one of those 'net spend' types. Guess I was wrong
I wasn't entirely serious but we can dream. Why is it so hard to win in Burnley? I'm not looking forward to our fixture there.
Used to happen all the time until they built all these super stadiums.The ball
Ah of course, thanks. Meant within the English top-flight (or within the same country), so the Marseille one wasn't what I was looking for.
Fair play to them, they've certainly earned a point today. Shame Barton plays for them, or I might actually start liking them.
What is the matter with this Glaston fella , Spurs have only won two league titles and the last was early 1960s and he is going on about net spend like it really matters . It must be hard being a spurs fan .
Leeds and Manchester are in the same country
How much did we sell a Michael Keane for?
Think it was around £2M.
Give it a minute!
Last time I bet on the rent boys
Outstanding performance by Burnley! Well-deserved point!
A question that will ring down through the ages..
They can collapse and they will still win the league. The rest of the top 6 aren't consistent enough.
Pennies as usual then. He will end up at a bigger club for around £10/£12m.
Great work Burnely! Now c'mon Bournemouth, one-up them and get a home win!
€2.5m according to Transfermarkt
Burnley are solid at home.
Their manager deserves some of the credit that is always being poured on Eddie Howe.
I think you'll find that before last season began the vast majority on here predicted (as usual, and as again for this season) that Spurs would finish outside the top 4.
I reckon Chelsea can improve on Costa.
Ha, edited my post as you quoted me.
Yep, Dyche is an oustanding manager, far better than Howe.
Think he might go for even more than that, bet we didn't put a sell on clause in either. It wouldn't happen now.
Good point for both sides tbh, still believe Chelsea have too much of a lead. Its a fight for 2nd now
I wonder if there's ever been another club whose home and away performances were so different?
Sevilla last season?