PannickAtTheDisco
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Hope not, want it, UEFA and our status quo rivals destroyed and the whole thing rebuilt on our terms.
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Will the premier league survive.
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Newquayblue
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Hahahahaha, well that's reasonable! HahahahahaHope not, want it, UEFA and our status quo rivals destroyed and the whole thing rebuilt on our terms.
ninjamonkey
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It will survive and things will go back to pre-Coronavirus very quickly. Opinions about football will change for many now that the greed and absolute scumbag behaviour of a few clubs has had a light shone on them, some match going fans may simply decide it’s not worth it anymore with the state the game is in but sadly they won’t be missed. The armchair brigade will still be there in full force with their sky season tickets, and the actions of certain clubs will be ignored by the majority.
Liverpool fans will skirt around what their club is doing, they'll mention it as little as possible, they’ll pretend it didn’t happen and the club in time will put some kind of cover up event on to mask over any Ill feelings or negativity they will receive in the media. some kind of legends match with a free scarf thrown in or something along those lines and their fans will go back to claiming they’re special, It’s inevitable.
Liverpool fans will skirt around what their club is doing, they'll mention it as little as possible, they’ll pretend it didn’t happen and the club in time will put some kind of cover up event on to mask over any Ill feelings or negativity they will receive in the media. some kind of legends match with a free scarf thrown in or something along those lines and their fans will go back to claiming they’re special, It’s inevitable.
Bald fraud
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Ye can see it coming a mile off!No. A european super league without City will be set up. It was on the cards anyway and now it is the only way g14 can remain solvent. TV deals may be voided after this season if not completed new ones can be negotiated without liability. They will use our 2 yr ban as an excuse to exclude then make it a closed shop..
Plays By Sense Of Smell
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Inner-city Sumo...?It’s fucked - hence the reason they’re scrambling about for bat shit ideas to get it going again.
Monkey tennis...?
I believe they were considered and placed into the 'maybe' hat.Inner-city Sumo...?
Monkey tennis...?
mscenterh750
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I feel exactly the same as you mate.Thinking about it, I honestly couldn't care less. One thing this lockdown has made me realise, I dont and wouldnt miss football if it didn't come back at all. And that's coming from someone who was obsessed with it when I was younger
abu13
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I am really finding myself being drawn more an more to lower league football rather than the Premier league,
jimmygrimblesboots
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It will take clubs years to get over the finacial losses , we are the only club who can ride this out ,because our owners will invest where neccesary, but we will be handcuffed by FFP or any other rule they will bring in to hinder our progress. Transfer values are going to tumble , the Dippers are that skint they can't pay their staff , maybe a cheeky £25m bid for VVD & Mane would prevent them going to the government with their begging bowl.