Re: Financial Fair Play will not affect us.
Did I mention Rummenigge? Did I?
Nope, I talked about Bayern Munich.
But then again we all know that there are major problems with the influence of a small number of footballing eurocrats - something that we are seeing replicated with Gill's attempts to become the English Karl Heinz?
JollyGood said:fbloke said:I sense that this is a shot across UEFA and a small number of clubs' bows about FFP and nothing more.
The first worry for clubs would be how long term such a league would be?
Secondly would players be barred from other UEFA and FIFA competitions?
Is it just a way for Qatar proving their air con strategy for the World Cup that would, once that is achieved, be shelved?
Of course the threat of such an invitation event could be enough to achieve the goal of killing FFP and shutting Bayern Munich up.
I dont think Munich would enjoy being the only major club not included with none of the invited clubs playing in the CL.
Yeah right. All major european football clubs will stop playing in UEFA competitions during the season just because they can play for 5 weeks in Qatar during the summer and all football fans would be happy to fly there instead of enjoying great entertainment at home. It's not a threat to UEFA competitions, not at all. It's just the idea of an artificial tournament bought by rich people for entertainment in their home yard and it won't happen. The best they can hope for is a preseason tournament, if they pay enough.
And what's with all the digging against Bayern Munich. Rummenigge is usually speaking as chairman of the ECA when he's talking about FFP, so he's speaking for 207 football clubs not just for Bayern.
Did I mention Rummenigge? Did I?
Nope, I talked about Bayern Munich.
But then again we all know that there are major problems with the influence of a small number of footballing eurocrats - something that we are seeing replicated with Gill's attempts to become the English Karl Heinz?