halfcenturyup
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I’m not fighting his corner, not sure how you’d get that from my post, I’m saying he’s not as powerful as some think. Even if he is conniving with clubs, it still takes 14 of them to agree with whatever is proposed. It doesn’t really matter who is in charge of the PL as CEO, it’s always been more about the club owners. We’ve been involved in some back room deals with others too.
He can be as powerful as he wants to be. The clubs aren't in charge of what gets discussed at the meetings. He is. They aren't responsible for presenting documentation to the meetings, he is. If there is something asked for by the clubs which goes against the spirit of competition or that he thinks will be challenged on the grounds of illegality, he should be strong enough to say no and the clubs can vote him out if they don't like it.
He is a patsy. Platini was a patsy as well and that is how all this shit started. Ceferin, at least, has some balls. Masters needs to grow some before the PL is in big trouble in the courts. One way or another, he won't be around much longer, he must know that. He should stand up, show some backbone and do what is right for once in his miserable existence.