bobbyowenquiff
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The PL hierarchy must be in cahoots with UEFA, Masters is bitterly opposed to Independent Regulation and so are the cartel clubs.David Gill up to his old tricks.
The PL hierarchy must be in cahoots with UEFA, Masters is bitterly opposed to Independent Regulation and so are the cartel clubs.David Gill up to his old tricks.
The PL hierarchy must be in cahoots with UEFA, Masters is bitterly opposed to Independent Regulation and so are the cartel clubs.
Something has to give here. The riches in football are about to explode again with virtual reality and digital platforms. All the pigs want a slice of the cake including the Government. I can’t help feeling that the end game will be some sort Super League run by the clubs themselves who will also run the broadcasting. Rightly or wrongly it seems inevitable. The football brands will become like tech giants.I am sure that is the case. Scope creep is something the PL and EFL said they were worried about. Which is ironic, given that that is exactly what happened with the PL rules to the extent that they started implementing rules that were challenged as being illegal.
Something has to give here. The riches in football are about to explode again with virtual reality and digital platforms. All the pigs want a slice of the cake including the Government. I can’t help feeling that the end game will be some sort Super League run by the clubs themselves who will also run the broadcasting. Rightly or wrongly it seems inevitable. The football brands will become like tech giants.
Yes. Not sure where it will end. The global growth of football is unbelievable. It’s like a new wold religion. But it can become even bigger. The revenues are off the scale with the biggest clubs soon able to make £100m a match instead of a season. Perhaps the bubble will burst.Football seems to fill a hole in people’s lives like nothing else.Except everybody needs tech. Nobody needs to watch football.
It's just as likely football consumes itself in greed and the sport eventually reverts back to just that, a sport.
I did hear that Masters was cross examined in the APT case and that it went well.
But I wouldn't think the timing of the charges will be an issue here. The point doesn't go anywhere. Either the matters are proved or they aren't
Football seems to fill a hole in people’s lives like nothing else.
The fact that football was allowed to play on during The Rona , albeit with no crowds, proved to me that even the powers that be realise the importance of the game to the massesYes. Not sure where it will end. The global growth of football is unbelievable. It’s like a new wold religion. But it can become even bigger. The revenues are off the scale with the biggest clubs soon able to make £100m a match instead of a season. Perhaps the bubble will burst.Football seems to fill a hole in people’s lives like nothing else.
It's not quite as clear cut as that. From what I can make out, UEFA have just pointed out their rules preventing government interference for which the ultimate punishment could be a ban from UEFA competitions. They even said they don't think it will come to that, and that their main concern is scope creep meaning, to me at least, that they don't have a problem with the proposal as it stands.
Anyway, it's a good headline.
The fact that football was allowed to play on during The Rona , albeit with no crowds, proved to me that even the powers that be realise the importance of the game to the masses
(Another prediction come true by orwell in 1984)
You have got some sauceBet Daddies helped with that line
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MARTIN SAMUEL: 'Hateful eight' step up war against Manchester City
MARTIN SAMUEL - CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: This is not over. There is still a Premier League investigation into City ongoing. There is still a chance to pressurise.www.dailymail.co.uk
Great article written by Martin Samuel in 2020.
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MARTIN SAMUEL: 'Hateful eight' step up war against Manchester City
MARTIN SAMUEL - CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: This is not over. There is still a Premier League investigation into City ongoing. There is still a chance to pressurise.www.dailymail.co.uk
Great article written by Martin Samuel in 2020.
We’ve been targets for years mate.Whatever the outcome of this bs, it's going to get really messy. Surely the verdict will have to come when this season ends otherwise it will be one fucking huge mess which City fans could become targets from rival fans if we prevail
I was meaning things could be a lot more nasty if we win the case and the decision is announced through the seasonWe’ve been targets for years mate.
Complete strangers on holiday/in the supermarket/at the gym calling us cheats when we have the audacity to where our City clobber.
Court of public opinion. The smear campaign worked a treat.
That was 4 years ago. Samuel doesn’t write stuff like that any more. He soon realised it’s better for your journalistic career to be nice to the red clubs and completely anti-City.When you read Samuel articles it baffles me why no offer football correspondent does write similar stuff. How can it be possible in the British press/media that only Samuel can see the truth ?
He has referred to us being ‘state owned’ on a number of occasions in recent times. He is however the best of a very bad bunch.That was 4 years ago. Samuel doesn’t write stuff like that any more. He soon realised it’s better for your journalistic career to be nice to the red clubs and completely anti-City.
AgreedWe’ve been targets for years mate.
Complete strangers on holiday/in the supermarket/at the gym calling us cheats when we have the audacity to wear our City clobber.
Court of public opinion. The smear campaign worked a treat.