Im just sitting here thinking. Refusing to go to bed before the bottle of red wine is empty. I am reading and thinking. Reading about Kaka, and how fantasy dollars are flying everywhere, when at the same time GB are looking at an unemployment number on its way to pass the magic 2 000 000! Some clubs struggled before and are in danger now, other clubs are thightning their spending (even Chelsea) spree, and a few clubs lives in a "fantasy world" (I think that was Mr.Wengers words).

Is there really necessery with a january window. The hype and the tension it brings, dont contribute to a nice atmosphere. Should there be open all year market, or only in the summer, then, you might ask. I dont really know. As a Gunner I am really happy for the oppertunity to buy reinforcements (if that really is happening?), but again the ugly face of football appears in form of agents and clubs where money is the main concern. Even Arshavin said his value was more like what Arsenal offered, than what Zenit demanded. Good thing is that Wenger doesnt budge for that shit.

The money problem is also a topic in Tippeligan in Norway, where a few clubs got more money than others, and then again can offer good contracts. Boss of capitol club Vålerenga wants a "german inspired" football economy. Which is basically a model where performance is revarded. By matches played, team success and so on. By doing this the wage-spiral dont go out of hand, but at the same time the successfull clubs can offer better deals. 

But there is so much going on that confuses. New rules coming in. Contracts can annulled if you are that and that age, and have done blabbla. Why cant a contact actually mean an agreement, that both parts respect?? Thats also what I like with the AC Milan handling of Kaka, if its true, that they left him with the choice. Obviously theres also a tinywiny bit of politics involved, as we have seen in Italy before. And I have also heard talk that the transfer system as we know it today, will dissapear. There wont be anymore selling or buying, only players with agent discussing wages. No fees. What then? 

These were just some thoughts. There is no more red wine left