03 Apr 2016 15:15:12
There's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip, but if Leicester do go on and win the title with Spurs coming in 2nd or 3rd, what does it do to United's perceived value - or indeed that of any of the big 4 or 5? If this year's league signifies a new reality, wherein the revenues guaranteed to each club are sufficiently large to make any a potential Premier League title winner, but reduces the likelihood of a European Champions League slot in general, does it not change an investors view of the likely revenue stream and thus projected return?

1.) 03 Apr 2016
03 Apr 2016 15:25:50
I'd imagine any would be invester would just hold off a year before investing into any of the traditional "big" clubs and see if this season is just an anomaly or if there has been a power shift.
I suspect it is just an anomaly thrown up by an over confidence in the status quo, many teams being in a stage of transistion or in need of a transistion and several "smaller" teams being able to bring in genuine top class players.

2.) 03 Apr 2016
03 Apr 2016 16:49:27
. and all the 'talk' right now is of LvG staying? Someone has a cracked sense of humour!