I'm definitely on the fence with Grealish as I've never seen him play. Or rather based my impression of his England performances, more on the floor. We shall see how he progresses and how dynamic Man City become.
Bankrupt Barcelona - been like that for decades. You have sympathetic bankers who are fans allow them to borrow way beyond their means then it all comes crashing down. Real Madrid are equally bankrupt and Spanish creative accounting means they survive for now. If you didn't know why they wanted and still want the Euro super league to happen, there's your answer.
Thing is, we've already seen it happen in Scotland with Rangers (think Liverpool were very close not that long ago). Lived well beyond their income backed by the banks till the banks went under themselves and the rules changed so no more creative accounting to bypass the taxman. Which is a game you can't win.
