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European Super League | ECJ rule that UEFA and FIFA acted unlawfully in blocking Super League (p 29)
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Chi-town blues
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What made them change their tune ?The scum have got a fucking cheek with their statement backing uefa.
Lavinda Past
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It must be stopped.
That bus left in 1992 mate.
This change has been in motion for the last 30 years. More and more football club ownerships have fallen into hands of parties who have little or no interest in the game itself.
The traditional view of football has changed beyond all recognition. It's not been 'the people's game' for a long time.
100% correct...The match going fan doesn’t want silly kick off times.
The match going fan doesn’t want sky high ticket pricing.
The match going fan doesn’t want VAR.
But the fact is nobody gives a flying fuck about the match going fan. So they will get what they are given. Take it or leave it. They know the majority will take whatever is dished up to them regardless of what they say or do beforehand.
I’ll bet they haven’t.What made them change their tune ?
If the ESL is to happen they’ll be the first ones flashing their knickers.
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That bus left in 1992 mate.
This change has been in motion for the last 30 years. More and more football club ownerships have fallen into hands of parties who have little or no interest in the game itself.
The traditional view of football has changed beyond all recognition. It's not been 'the people's game' for a long time.
Rebrand
Restructure
Resell
Notice how they don't say how many teams will be relegated from the blue league or how they will decide who is promoted into it.
Wonder how many English teams would be part of the 64.
Should be gold, silver and bronze too not star, gold and blue
Wonder how many English teams would be part of the 64.
Should be gold, silver and bronze too not star, gold and blue
law74
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When Rugby players wanted paid, and others didn't, they split.
That's what is going to happen here
That's what is going to happen here
Chi-town blues
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True .I’ll bet they haven’t.
If the ESL is to happen they’ll be the first ones flashing their knickers.
The Stockport Iniesta
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They wouldn't qualify, as the new proposal is for clubs to qualify on merit, not history.What made them change their tune ?
Chi-town blues
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That makes sense why the sudden change of heart.They wouldn't qualify, as the new proposal is for clubs to qualify on merit, not history.
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It's certainly crossed my mind if the club can use potentially leaving as some sort of leverage for a lesser punishment(if found guilty, of course).Than drop all charges and clean slate and we can talk . lol
It all changed with the foundation of the Premier League.That bus left in 1992 mate.
This change has been in motion for the last 30 years. More and more football club ownerships have fallen into hands of parties who have little or no interest in the game itself.
The traditional view of football has changed beyond all recognition. It's not been 'the people's game' for a long time.
They all got rich, the organisations, the clubs, the tv companies and the media all earned billions while giving zero fucks about the ‘lesser clubs’ and the only reason they care now is someone is about to shoot their cash cow.
The only traditional they care about is making money.
Cobwebcat
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Did you play the video?Notice how they don't say how many teams will be relegated from the blue league or how they will decide who is promoted into it.
Not for me I’m afraidPersonally I still love watching a huge Seria a game even if the quality is not what it was.
Once went to the champions league final juventus v milan
Worst game I have ever watched live
Lavinda Past
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Serial A and La Liga will look a lot more attractive when a few billion quid is thrown at them.If the uk teams, PSG and Bayern don’t join it’s not worth a wank anyway
La liga is shit
Seria a has been shit and boring for years
There's not one top club in Europe that would walk away from this. No-one will want to miss out on the biggest cash cow ever in football.
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Not in Spain they won’t.People still tune in to watch shite like Sheffield United v Burnley, so I'd say plenty of times.
Very simple and if it smells like bullsh1t it is bullsh1t.It's why dealers hang around and hand drugs out to schoolkids for free. To quickly turn some into regular paying customers.
Simple economics.
Nothing in life is free, particularly with the multi-millionaire football industry to feed.
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Have I missed something?Notice how they don't say how many teams will be relegated from the blue league or how they will decide who is promoted into it.
Wonder how many English teams would be part of the 64.
Should be gold, silver and bronze too not star, gold and blue
Has a statement been issued regarding how they want it to all work?