Yeah, that is the symptom of "Modern Football." These rich clubs who have all this money can just use it to their advantage and tilt the system in their favor and the smaller clubs simply can't compete. We've seen this in the past, and it wouldn't surprise me to see another situation where a wealthy club like Trinidad giants Central FC can throw around a pile of cash that a man like Bob Kraft can only dream of seeing, and buy the home leg--or all the home legs for that matter, just to gain a competitive advantage over a small-market club in an underdeveloped soccer culture. It's a shame, but it's no different than Chelsea or Manchester United pillaging the lesser clubs Just Because They Can.