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 Emile Smith Rowe will spend the rest of the campaign in Germany after clinching a loan move to RB Leipzig on deadline day

 The 18-year-old has made a big impression for Arsenal so far this season in cup competitions but he has still to feature in the Premier League under Unai Emery

 Given that the midfielder's appearances would more than likely come in the Europa League with the club out of the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, the youngster has been sent to the Bundesliga to get some valuable minutes under his belt

 Reiss Nelson has flourished on loan at Hoffenheim this season and Emery will be hoping the same happens with Smith Rowe

   While the player may now be concentrating on playing in Germany for the remainder of the season, it's clear to see that he still does have Arsenal on his mind

 The player was spotted at the airport on Sunday evening by one Twitter user and he was in fact on his phone watching the Gunners fall to a 3-1 defeat at Man City while queuing to board a flight to Frankfurt

 Given that Nelson looks like he will be part of Emery's plans next season, Smith Rowe will be hoping to impress out in the Bundesliga as he looks to make his Premier League debut in 2019/20

 However, he will have to wait a few weeks before making his debut for Leipzig as he is still struggling with a groin injury sustained prior to Christmas

 Manager Ralf Rangnick revealed last week that the player is still a couple of weeks away from training with his new teammates at Leipzig

    "He will not be fully training with us in the next two to three weeks," he said, as reported by Sportbuzzer

"We have to look first now, that we can get him well again, he can get back in and we'll introduce him quickly to our style of play

 "He is certainly an exceptionally gifted player.  "If he gets to the point where he can train with us in three weeks, he will certainly be able to help us, especially because he is eligible for all offensive positions

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Live in the D: Were the ads this Sunday super? - Duration: 5:50.

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What Was The Lettuce Incident? - 500 Subscriber Special - Duration: 6:28.

Thanks for 500 subs!

Honestly, I didn't think I'd make it this far in this short amount of time.

I opened this channel in late September with like only 10 people subscribed to me, and

now it's four months later and there's 500 of you!

That's pretty freaking cool if you ask me!

So I just wanna say thanks if you've been stuck with me for a while.

Hello and welcome to everyone who just jumped on board!

I couldn't have made this milestone without you guys.

I don't think there's ever a way I can properly—

Vibi.

Pasc, I'm in the middle of something??

We're at 1000 now.

WHAT?!?!?

For this video celebrating 500, I'm gonna switch things up from the usual topics.

Slightly.

You'll see what I mean in a second.

I do have a fascination with the stories of humans and planet Earth.

While the majority of my channel is mostly history and true events that occurred on this

planet, I do enjoy the occasional piece of Earth mythology or two.

For the people living in these cultures, mythology was their history.

It explained where they came from and why they were here, it explained how the sun rose

every morning, it explained why it was perfectly fine to tear out the heart of a virgin and

throw it down a staircase—

So today, I'll be talking about one of my favorite Earth myths ever.

I love a story that escalates in ridiculousness, and I'm sure you guys do too.

So sit back, relax, and buckle in, as I tell to you the wild, whacky tale of what I call

"The Lettuce Incident."

One of the recurring themes in Egyptian mythology is the rivalry between Horus and Set.

To sum it up quickly, Set and Horus's father Osiris were brothers.

Osiris was the king of all Egypt.

Before Horus was born, Set killed Osiris because he wanted the throne for himself.

Osiris's wife, Isis, managed to resurrect her husband and conceive a son.

And that's how Horus was born.

Ever since then, Horus and Set have been in conflict with each other over who was the

true ruler of all Egypt.

And these weren't like plain verbal arguments, Set plucked out Horus's eyes once.

It got intense.

See, Set's kind of like the creepy uncle who invites the kids over to stay at his house

for the weekend.

And then you all go into the basement with him and something happens that you can't

talk about ever and it requires years of therapy to cope.

THAT'S BASICALLY WHAT HAPPENS TO HORUS.

So the next morning Horus goes to his mother and shows her a salty surprise from Set he

has on his hand.

By the way, a certain male fluid is mentioned A LOT in this story, so for every time it

comes up, I'm gonna make up a new term for it, okay?

Okay.

So Horus shows his mother Isis the DIY magic slime Set gave him and he goes "MOM!!

LOOK AT WHAT YOUR BROTHER DID TO ME!!"

Isis, like any caring mother, reacts with tact, understanding, and empathy.

She cuts off Horus's hand and tosses it in the Nile.

Whoops, that was an overreaction.

But no worries, she had a plan to get back at her scummy brother.

Granted, it's a really gross plan, but a plan nonetheless.

Isis gets a pot full of Horus's homemade creamy vanilla icing

DON'T ASK HOW And pays a visit to Set's personal garden.

She finds his gardener and asks, "So what does Set like to eat here?"

The gardener responds, "I dunno, all I ever seen him eat is lettuce."

Isis finds the lettuce in the garden and pours out from her pot a healthy helping of Horus's

signature ranch dressing.

Set of course, not suspecting a thing, eats the lettuce.

Later, Set and Horus appear before Thoth.

If you don't know who Thoth is, he's basically the only sane man type of person, and his

only function is to solve literally everyone's problems.

Look at him.

He's so done with everyone's sh

Set and Horus find Thoth and ask him to settle their argument about who should be king once

and for all.

The conversation went a bit like this.

"Horus can't be king!

He got molested!"

"BUT I'M NOT THE ONE WHO ATE A SALAD DRENCHED IN C"

Thoth, being the only sensible one, decided "F it, I'm just gonna talk to everyone's

brand of That's Definitely Not Butter and see what it has to say."

What is f happening??

Thoth asks for Set's dude milk to come forth.

Since it's in the river, it responds with GARGLING

Thoth then asks for Horus's nut milk to come forth.

It responds with "Where do you want me to come out?"

"His ear."

"PICK ANOTHER PLACE, I'M ROYAL JI" "His head then, Jesus!"

The royal not jelly comes out from Set's head as a golden disk.

Thoth then took it away from him and put it on his own head as a crown.

"Nice hat, Thoth, I really love the material, what's it made out of?"

"..." "Thoth.

What the F??."

Horus was the victor in this situation, but he wasn't yet the ruler of Egypt.

A boat race actually settled that, but that's a story for another day, perhaps.

So if the dressing on your salad looks a bit suspicious.

Might wanna check to make sure it's not the chef's special.

Hi everyone!

Thank you so much for watching, and I hope you enjoyed this 500 subscriber special.

Depending on the responses to this video, I might do similar mythology-themed ones in

the future to kind of break up the flow of my usual uploads.

It's good to do something different every once in a while, because it keeps things from

getting monotonous for everybody.

Anyway, this week's featured fanart is by Br1VerZ on Twitter.

Link to the artist's page is in the description.

And here's some comments from the last video.

The 1000 sub Q&A special is coming soon, definitely after the Valentine's Day episode which is

happening next week.

I do want to get a head start on it though, so if you have any questions you want to see

in the Q&A, drop 'em in the comments.

If you enjoyed this video please drop a like, and subscribe if you want to see more from

this channel.

If you want to know what's coming up in future videos, follow me on my Twitter, that's

where I am the most active.

Thanks again for watching, see you real soon!

For more infomation >> What Was The Lettuce Incident? - 500 Subscriber Special - Duration: 6:28.

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What Is Time? | Sadhguru | Isha MahaShivratri - Duration: 5:31.

Kaala means time time as you experience it he is only the cyclicals moment of

physical existence the rotates it's a day the moon goes around but that's a

month that goes around the Sun that's a year everything that you know as time

including your watch is all about cycles

everything that's physical is cyclical in nature from atomic to cosmic

everything that's physical is naturally cyclical in nature and because of your

physical existence because of your involvement with the physical nature of

who you are you have a sense of time as you sit here because you have a body it

is keeping time in so many ways it keeps time if you sit here with folded legs

but you're not today your knees will tell you time if you sit on the chair

your lower back will tell you time if you sit for more than four hours your

bladder will tell you time in so many ways it's keeping time if you don't get

any of these things well by death it will tell you time in fact in Tamil or

in most of the South Indian languages when somebody dies we say Karla my

tongue this means his time got over it's such a simple and perfect description of

what that is all that happened his time got over that's all

what else no no this happened that happened no no

just time got over now this color also means darkness when we say darkness we

are referring to space when we say darkness

we are leveling referring to limitlessness because you can experience

light only if it falls upon something physical and reflects otherwise you

cannot experience light you cannot see light here only if it falls in something

you can see it otherwise you don't either you must see the source of light

or you must see that if you can see the Sun you can't see sunlight anywhere

right now but you can see it on the moon because it reflects when we say darkness

we are saying space where there is nothing that stops light there is

nothing that stops and reflects light so it is not there in your visual

experience so whatever is not there in your visual experience you call the

darkness so both for time and space we have one word kala and space is a

consequence of time a lot of argument in modern sciences as to which is fast

space or time I want you to understand it this is very simplistic explanation

it's far more complex than that but to understand in a simple way for two

points point a and point B to exist you it takes time suppose there is no time

there can be only one point they not be 2 points only because there is

time it is possible to have distance which means space if there is no time

there is no question of distance and there is no question of space so space

is a consequence of time so we refer to both time and space as kala if you

experience it in a limited sense of psyche little moments of physical nature

its just color if you experience it as a limitless eternity then its Mahakali

For more infomation >> What Is Time? | Sadhguru | Isha MahaShivratri - Duration: 5:31.

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What is ControlNet? - Duration: 9:27.

Need a solution to talk on your industrial network?

Let's look at ControlNet.

ControlNet is an open industrial network protocol

and is managed by formerly "Open DeviceNet Vendors Association" or ODVA.

ControlNet is based on a token-passing bus control network

and we will talk more about how this part works as we move along.

before we get into today's video

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ControlNet utilizes the Common Industrial Protocol

(CIP) for the upper layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model

that has seven layers:

physical, data link, network, transport, session, presentation, and application.

The designers of ControlNet adapted the CIP layers of transport,

network, data link and physical to fit the needs of the ControlNet network.

ControlNet was designed to provide reliable,

high-speed control and I/O data transfer

by using programming that sets the logic to specific timing over the network.

It also provides for critical messaging

that does not rely on timing to be executed

without interfering with the transport of control and I/O data.

The types of devices that the ControlNet network talks to

are Programmable Logic Controllers, I/O chassis,

HMIs, personal computers, drives, and robots.

It is typically used for redundant applications

and/or applications that work best with scheduled communications.

ControlNet has a data transfer rate

of 5 Mbps and is in the mid-range of the three popular networks

with EtherNet/IP ranging from 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps

and DeviceNet ranging from 125 to 500 Kbps.

Now let's move on to the physical media of ControlNet.

ControlNet cables are RG-6 coaxial cable types with BNC connectors.

BNC connectors can either be a twist-on

and locking type or a more rugged design

that is a screw threaded type for more harsh environments.

You can choose cable types such as "flexible", "direct burial",

or "plenum" rated based on the application

and environment that your network will be used in.

There are some applications for ControlNet

that require longer distances and may use optical fiber in the cabling.

The maximum cable distance for ControlNet cables

is 1000 meters unless a repeater is used.

There can be a maximum of 5 repeaters (10 for redundant networks).

ControlNet can support a maximum number of 99 nodes on the network

and the repeaters do not use node numbers,

therefore they don't count as a part of this maximum number.

When you are designing the network,

the topology options for ControlNet are trunkline-dropline, star or tree.

It is time to continue with the other physical media

of the ControlNet protocol such as Taps,

terminating resistors, segments, Repeaters, and Bridges.

Taps are devices that allow you to connect nodes to the trunk via a drop cable.

There are several types of taps, "T" or "Y",

straight and right angle that lets you have flexibility

in configuring your ControlNet network.

A 75-ohms Terminating resistor is required at each end of the trunk cable.

Segments are collections of trunk cable

and taps that have terminating resistors at each end.

The length of each segment is dependent on how many devices are attached to the trunk.

Repeaters can be used to lengthen the ControlNet networks

by connecting them in between the segments.

Bridge devices are communication connections between networks

that only forward packets of network information but not any actual I/O.

Now that you have seen the basics of ControlNet,

let's have a look to the other layers and get into the specifics of how it works.

As I stated earlier, it is based on a "token-passing" bus control network

which implements a logical "token ring" through a coaxial cable.

In ControlNet, the nodes are assigned a MAC ID address

from 1 to 99 and each node also knows the address of its predecessor and successor.

Each node has a scheduled time which is determined by a "token".

While the node has possession of the token,

it transmits data frames until it reaches the end of its transfer

or the token reaches its time limit.

Then a new token is created

and is passed on to the next logical successor.

There may be nodes that do not have any data to transfer

and, in this case, it just passes the token onto the next logical successor.

The process is then repeated until all the nodes

have cycled through the logical circle and then it begins again.

In ControlNet, only one node can transmit at a time

which will prevent any collisions of data from happening.

If a node stops transmitting and does not pass the token,

the ControlNet protocol has provisions written into it

that will regenerate the token and send it to the next logical successor.

The data link layer is where the timing for ControlNet is done

through a NUT (Network Update Time)

that is based on a fixed and repetitive time cycle.

The NUT can be set to a duration from 2 to 100 milliseconds and have 3 major parts;

"scheduled", "unscheduled" and "guard band".

In the network and transport layers,

ControlNet has two forms of messaging;

"unconnected" and "connected".

Unconnected messaging is used when establishing connections

or for low priority messages that do not happen frequently.

Connected messaging uses settings in each node

such as frequent explicit messages or real-time I/O data.

ControlNet also uses RPI (requested packet intervals)

to determine how often you want I/O data to be transmitted during the scheduled NUT.

To sum it up, the NUT tells you how often

the entire logical ring or network is updated

and the RPI tells you how often the devices

ask to transmit on the ControlNet network.

Some of the advantages of a ControlNet network are high speed,

it can be strictly scheduled and have deterministic data transfer,

built-in support for fully redundant cables and very stable and reliable.

The disadvantages are the cost of hardware can be higher

and troubleshooting can be more difficult than other protocols.

In my experience, if ControlNet is setup properly

it can be a very stable and reliable and requires very little maintenance.

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and take your career to the next level?

Head on over to realpars.com

For more infomation >> What is ControlNet? - Duration: 9:27.

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Commercial Space Flight: What Is the Future of Commercial Space Travel? What Next? - Duration: 7:34.

Thanks to the rapid advancements in the field of Aerospace technology, commercial space

travel no longer seems like a shot in the dark.

Governments throughout the world have been known to limit space programs due to budget

constraints historically.

However, for the past two decades, several adventurous billionaires have started investing

in space tourism.

Private space flight travel can definitely be called as an emerging industry, and it

plays an integral role in the way we see the universe today.

In less than ten years, space travel on a commercial scale has been converted from a

mere dream to a viable alternative for space exploration funded by the government.

In this video, Engineering Today will discuss about the Future of Commercial Space Fligh.

Why Does Commercial Space Travel Make Sense for future communication?

What Are the Challenges as Well As The Opportunities That Commercial Space Exploration Presents?

So let's get started.

The current administration of every country needs to determine exactly how to manage all

the priorities within a specified budget.

Therefore, public funding is not guaranteed when it comes to space programs.

Commercializing the concept of space travel also invites a significant amount of competition.

This presents many new opportunities for funding and new enthusiasm to spark innovation from

the private sector.

Government space programs like NASA can also let go of some of their burdens, and private

companies are paid to bring people or things into space.

There have been several advancements in Aerospace technology lately such as robotics, communication

and propulsion methods.

In addition to that, several new solutions have come up such as the autonomous technology

of rocket trackingwhich makes it possible for scientists and researchers to launch a

space flight at a much shorter notice.

Astronauts have traditionally undergone a substantial amount of training to prepare

themselves for all the mental and physical challenges presented by space travel.

That said, spacecraft today are so automated that anyone who is wealthy and healthy can

easily travel to space.

With the commercialization of the space industry, there has been a record investment of more

than 3.9 billion dollars that were made by as many as 120 venture capitalist firms into

some private space companies in the last year.

This industry is no longer restricted to Russia or the United States but has expanded to other

countries as well including China, Japan, New Zealand, India, and French Guinea.

More and more firms, governments as well as amateur enthusiasts are taking an interest

in spacecraft launches.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Rocket was one of the many examples of progress in this sector.

Additionally, Japan also announced Minerva-II-1 which was its autonomous Rover.

Hence, last year did see some incredible advancement in commercial space flight.

Some of the biggest challenges that space exploration brings are hurdles such as scarcity

of information about space, gravity, distance and most importantly, its inhospitable environment.

In addition to that, firms also need to ensure that the items of utility reach space so that

people can use them.

This requires them to think of sustainable ways of manufacturing these products on Earth

and sending them to space.

To tackle this challenge, companies like Made in Space see this as an opportunity to manufacture

these devices in space itself.

Some of the things like spare parts, medical devices and tools can be created in space

when the demand arises.

This gives them the flexibility to manage inventory.

Moreover, some products can be manufactured better in space.

There is still a lot to think, consider and research when it comes to producing things

in space itself.

However, it is still a significant step forward to see that there are already companies thinking

about such possibilities.

When it comes to producing goods in space, one of the most crucial questions that pop

up is that of acquiring materials for manufacturing.

In this regard, space can offer abundant resources.

For example, asteroids offer metals for manufacturing, helium-3 which is a rare element on earth

can be found on the moon's crust and much more.

In fact, bringing back isotopes to the earth might help in eliminating the dependence on

fossil fuels permanently.

These are some speculations and possibilities considered by researchers and companies.

But we still don't have a concrete answer as to how the economics of commercial space

flight would work.

After SpaceX, there are also other big companies including Amazon that are planning to contribute

toward making space tourism a reality.

With these two big giants already in the game, there are big hopes that commercial space

flight would soon be a reality.

With private companies entering this sector, the scope for innovation has increased immensely.

Hence, the future might make us a multi-planetary species.

One of the biggest transitions has come in the form of a private sector-driven approach

which was earlier restricted to government-centric programs only.

This also marks the beginning of a highly competitive environment making it fast-paced

and driven by innovations.

Thanks to the entry of new investors, this sector will see great advancements in not

just commercial space travel but also resource mining in space, faster travel and much more.

The future of commercial space flight definitely seems promising, thanks to the entry of big

commercial giants and several other huge investors.

This would not just improve or bring about possibilities of making space travel easy,

but also help in improving research of the universe, resource mining as well as bringing

other insightful information to the forefront.

Despite the challenges posed by space tourism, it is crystal clear that in the future, commercial

space flight will be a big thing and it can definitely be the ticket to us knowing more

about the outer space.

For more infomation >> Commercial Space Flight: What Is the Future of Commercial Space Travel? What Next? - Duration: 7:34.

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Burnley striker Ashley Barnes deserved a penalty... but he was very lucky not to be sent off - Duration: 1:49.

For more infomation >> Burnley striker Ashley Barnes deserved a penalty... but he was very lucky not to be sent off - Duration: 1:49.

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Where Is the Super Bowl 2019 Location? What Is Stadium's Address? | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:44.

Where Is the Super Bowl 2019 Location? What Is Stadium's Address? | Heavy.com

Super Bowl 53 is being held in Atlanta, Georgia, at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

This is the third time that the Super Bowl is being hosted by Atlanta.

In 1994, the Super Bowl came to Atlanta and then in 2000, it was held at the Georgia Dome.

According to CBS Sports, the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta is home to the Falcons.

For those looking for directions to the stadium or are just curious, the address of the stadium is 1 AMB Drive Northwest, Atlanta, Georgia 30313.

The stadium opened in August 2017 and in addition to hosting this year's Super Bowl, the stadium is set to hold the 2020 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four.

The full-service restaurant at the stadium, Molly B's, was named for Falcons owner Arthur Blank's mother, as reported by CBS Sports.

According to CNET, there are temporary bans on drones and similar technology over the stadium, and the FBI has already been taking action.

In a tweet posted by the FBI's Atlanta office, it stated, "#FBI Atlanta is reiterating the message that #ATLSB53 is a #NODRONEZONE after six were confiscated yesterday for violating the current TFR in place.

#SBPublicSafety @FAANews." CNET has reported that, "On game day, drones are banned from flying within a 30-nautical-mile radius of the stadium up to 17,999 feet in altitude, from 5:30 p.m.

to 11:59 p.m. EST.".

At this year's game, the Los Angeles Rams will take on the New England Patriots.

For the halftime show, Maroon 5 is the headlining performer, with Travis Scott and Big Boi joining the band for the gig.

Ahead of the big halftime show, USA Today reported that Maroon 5 frontman, Adam Levine, said this year's halftime performance will have a strong hip hop influence.

Levine said, "This is the show that's gonna have the biggest hip-hop presence that there's ever been on the show.

I can't look back and find that to have been the case before.

So, (Travis) is it.

He's the man right now and he comes in hot.".

Usually, the headline performer of the Super Bowl participates in a press conference prior to the big game, but this year, it didn't happen.

The NFL stated that, "Starting with the Pepsi Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show announcement, we began a cross-platform rollout of behind-the-scenes footage and content from each of the halftime performers.

Instead of hosting a press conference, this social and digital media rollout will continue through Sunday across our owned and operated media assets as well as through the platforms of the artists." Previous halftime performers have included Britney Spears, Coldplay, New Kids on the Block, Michael Jackson, Prince, Beyonce, Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Aerosmith, and many others.

When it comes to the other performers involved in the game, Gladys Knight is set to deliver this year's National Anthem and the "America the Beautiful" performance will be sung by Chloe x Halle.

As far as compensation goes, halftime show performers are not paid, though their expenses and production costs are covered by the NFL.

The same goes for the pre-game performers for the National Anthem and "America the Beautiful".

For more infomation >> Where Is the Super Bowl 2019 Location? What Is Stadium's Address? | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:44.

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Transfer deadline day deal sheet: What is a deal sheet? How does it work? - Duration: 3:07.

 Transfer deadline day is expected to bring the inevitable storm of drama, near-misses and nail-biting last-gasp deals

 However, once the deadline passes, several transfers could still be allowed to take place if clubs submit a deal sheet

 TRANSFER NEWS LIVE - UPDATES AND LATEST FROM YOUR CLUB ON DEADLINE DAYDEADLINE DAY - THE COMPLETED DEALS SO FAR ON DEADLINE DAY  Long after Jim White has left your screen, transfers could be pushed through

 But what is a deal sheet and how can clubs acquire a deadline extension? Express Sport have rounded up everything you need to know

What is a deal sheet? Transfer deals continue to grow in complexity and paperwork with a long list of fine details and terms that must be agonised over before Player X is unveiled to his new fans

 The deal sheet allows clubs to confirm that a deal has been agreed between all parties including the most essential details

 Teams must confirm the name of the player, both clubs involved in the transition and a brief breakdown of the finances

When can a deal sheet be used? The sheet is only available in the final two hours of the transfer window and must be fully completed and submitted to the FA before the official deadline

 Once the deal sheet is approved by the FA, teams have an additional two hours to process every aspect of the transfer

 This usually involves a surge of administrative work to be completed by club officials

 If all information is handed to the FA by the end of the extension, the deal will be completed

 If not, the player cannot be registered to play for his new team until the next transfer window

 This was the case when Adrien Silva's move from Sporting CP to Leicester missed the extended deadline by 14 seconds in 2017

When does the January transfer window close for English and Scottish teams? Teams playing in the English leagues have until 11pm tonight to complete their transfer dealings

 Clubs will be able to apply for a short extension if they submit all relevant paperwork before the 11pm deadline

 Loan deals must be completed in the same timeframe as permanent transfers though free agents can be acquired outside of the window

 All professional clubs in England and Scotland must adhere to the same rules to ensure a level playing field