World News – GB – Dyche is wrong: football is not just another business – football365

‘ If the Premier League can do their part to increase the chances of other teams surviving, they can eventually step in, but does that mean that every incredibly successful hedge fund manager fact – filter down to hedge fund managers who are not doing as well? Does it filter out restaurants so those who survive can take care of those who don’t?

« You can’t just measure football on its own – there are many companies that make huge sums of money and therefore could protect companies in their field of work

« If you want to apply it to football, you have to apply it across the country to everyone and every business, so you have a balanced and fair look »

These are the words of Sean Dyche The short answers to his questions are: no, no, no, yes, you can, and no, you don’t

It was a weird thing to say I think most would assume that Dyche would be sympathetic to grassroots football and not sit in his £ 70,000 a week ivory tower and throw his pearls of wisdom in front of the pigs with such a lack of thought

He makes an obvious false equivalence, apparently suffering from the illusion that football is like any other business It is not

Football clubs can’t be compared to restaurants or hedge fund managers because they don’t operate like a normal business Restaurant doesn’t get up to £ 160million in free cash every year just to open its doors, to start

No other company has customers who will pay the club money every year of their life, regardless of the quality of the product the team offers If a restaurant serves trash, nobody’s going If Burnley offers trash football, thousands of people will always be there to see it A football club is not judged like any other normal business It plays a role in the life of many people and their community that is akin to an institution rather than a store or stock trader

The work of a hedge fund manager has no historical weight and does not give focus and identity to the inhabitants of an entire city It has no community value at all It is not supported by generations of families It has no meaning or value that cannot be measured in monetary terms

A restaurant doesn’t need other restaurants to exist to allow itself to exist, but football clubs need other clubs to play If the lower league clubs go bankrupt, who will be eliminated by Burnley during a League Cup humiliation?

And that’s before we get to all the small but countless ways the football pyramid supports, nurtures, and improves the high level And it’s also ignoring the fact that sooner or later Burnley will be back in the fools and lower league reality will be their reality, with all the millions of free money gone At this point, the old maxim « you are welcome, we can spare it » might carry more weight

Someone should remind Sean Dyche that Burnley spent 30 years outside of the first flight to float between the 2nd and 4th ranks until the late 2000s, and that is basically a set of musical chairs

So the idea that football should be treated like any other sector of the economy is simply inappropriate.I realize that multimillionaires who earn three times the national average annual salary in a single week can lose their grip on reality, but the idea of ​​giving a League 2 club a few million pounds so that it can survive for a year, there is some parallel to giving money to an unsuccessful hedge fund manager is ridiculous in the extreme and all the more irritating because he should be suggested by the manager of one of England’s big community clubs

Obviously, anyone who is excited to think they are the tough, ruthless men of capitalism will say that Dyche tells it like it is Business is business, winners can’t bail out losers , and all this nonsense They are the cause of so much misery, poverty and exploitation, we should gladly ignore them as the problem, not the solution

It’s football, he plays by different rules and ironically that’s the only reason Dyche is paid so heavily in the first place Every club is just an organ in the body of football If you lose too much, the body dies

You can bet Burnley was going to go bankrupt at the bottom of League 2 – which they were not so long ago – they would want some help to survive this extraordinary situation. They wouldn’t want that. a multimillionaire manager of a Premier League club say sorry to them, if we help you we will also have to help all the other companies and expect them to understand that what is going on is happening I’m sure Sean really knows that Maybe he just misspoken or was thinking out loud without further consideration It happens But here and now it doesn’t help what has become a dire situation, not only for football, but for the communities of this country

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