If I remember correctly they have lifts to the gods to reduce the fanbase getting decimated by heart attacks, so that's a start. And the black and white stripes have that slimming effect.
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If I remember correctly they have lifts to the gods to reduce the fanbase getting decimated by heart attacks, so that's a start. And the black and white stripes have that slimming effect.
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Yeah
Its funny how we are always getting criticized for not being able to fill our stadium like the other big teams. And now after COVID all of them are suffering from this issue whilst we are fairing much better than them
Shows how much alot of teams depend heavily on attendance income! Especially in Europe cause in the UK we have the TV rights money which helps!
Shows how much alot of teams depend heavily on attendance income! Especially in Europe cause in the UK we have the TV rights money which helps!
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Please tell me you’re joking here.
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No salary cap per individual, but as a collective
As an extreme example, KDB could be taking 50% of the allowance and the other players 50% between them
Obviously it's monitored over a period, say three years
As a suggestion the year before qualifying for Europe and the following two, if still in European competition
Which means you can spend big to get to Europe but need to budget accordingly once there, as a club would have the additional income
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From what I see of the new champions league league format it's not much different to the super league
Florentino Perez in todays AS
I'm not going to explain now what a binding contract is... But the clubs can't leave.
'Some of them, because of pressure, have had to say that they're leaving. But this project or one like it will go forward, and I hope it's soon.
'The Super League still exists, and the members are still in it. Now we have given ourselves some weeks to think, while we face the violence that some people, who don't want to lose their privileges, have used to manipulate our project.'
on JP Morgan -
That's not true, they haven't [withdrawn] either.
'They've taken some time for reflection, like the 12 clubs, and if we have to change something, we'll change it.'
on the new CL
The truth is, no [the plans do not convince me],' Perez added
Not the format, that nobody understands, nor the time period, because by 2024… either we fix this before or all the clubs will go bankrupt.
'There will be a mutiny of the teams as they go bankrupt, because the only ones who will survive will be state financed clubs or who have multimillionaire owners, who are willing, for their own entertainment, to lose hundreds of millions each season.'
He sounds delusional and desperate but Ceferin needs to start playing hardball with him now and tell him Madrid are either in the super league and getting banned from UEFA competitions or they are out of the superleague and can come back.Dribble
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The only reason those clubs will go bust is because they're spending beyond their means. Remind me what FFP was supposed to prevent again??? :-|
10 men, literally.
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Operation smooth over the fans going swimmingly at Klanfield...
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But locking it to a % of turnover is absolutely stupid. It means Madrid/United can spend more on wages than City.
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Damage limitation for the so called history clubs, if they can't spend money like water like they used to do then hamstring any other clubs who can and could take over their stranglehold on winning things.
They've murdered themselves, it's not footballs job to stand still so those parasites can catch up.
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Pérez blames one breakaway English club for Super League's collapse
The Super League collapsed partly because one club, understood to be Manchester City, was not fully on board, according to Pérez
www.theguardian.com
Pérez said: “There was one of the English clubs who didn’t seem so interested and that spread to the rest. They signed the contract but we could already see that that they were not convinced. And then the avalanche started, the Premier League ‘heating things up’. They said: ‘We’re going to pull out for now.’ There was a club that you could tell wasn’t as interested but they worked with us and signed up.”
Although he had said he would not name the club, when he was asked if it was Manchester City Pérez said: “The one from Manchester saw the campaign saying this will kill the leagues, that it won’t allow [sporting] merit, that it was the end of football.
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The FFP system that they devised specifically to prevent us, or anyone else competing.
But that isn't what surprises me. It's the willingness of every other club to support them in some kind of feudal acknowledgement of the football hierarchy.
I, honestly, believe that if we hadn't been involved in this "Super League", it would have gone through without a whimper.