Probably sold another training ground they didn’t own in the first place.
Media Discussion - 2023/24
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To prove that statement to be true, they would have had to analyse every minute of every Premier League game played this season (I'm assuming this season as I'm not clicking on the article). That's around 900 hours. I think it's made up bollox myself but I'm not prepared to put in the research to prove it!!!
stonerblue
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Terribly written so hard to be sure but i think that's a piss-take
Liverpool are the Goldilocks club - Jurgen Klopp has brought exactly the right amount of success
Heavens actually help us, but This Means More might actually have been right all along. Not in the way Liverpool meant it, obviously.www.football365.com
I mean, this goes beyond fucking bonkers but here's an article about how winning less trophies is better and therefore the best club to support is, surprise surprise, Liverpool.
stonerblue
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Then the loons come straight on here and repeat the shit they've heard..
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Bloody hell apparently they were debating on Talksport last night that if Liverpool won four trophies this season it would be better than City’s treble. Strap yourself in the levels of Scouse delusion will be off the chart till May, how disrespectful they are crowning themselves champions when we are breathing down their necks in the league and 18 games to play for us. They never learn.
stonerblue
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Quelle surprise
I have spoken with the UEFA President about an issue that arose during the last UEFA Executive Committee meeting in Hamburg. It relates to amendments to the UEFA Statutes which are to be voted on at the next UEFA Congress which is in Paris next month. Proposed changes, if approved, will allow the UEFA President to stand to be elected again after his current mandate, which according to the current UEFA Statutes should have been the UEFA's President's last.
Despite having expressed my deepest concern and total disapproval, the UEFA President does not consider there to be any legal issues with the proposed changes, let alone any moral or ethical ones, and he intends to move forward regardless in pursuit of his personal aspirations.
Ironically, it was the UEFA President himself that proposed and launched a set of reforms in 2017 which were introduced to prevent such a possibility. These rules were designed to protect UEFA and European football from the
'bad governance' which for years had unfortunately been the 'modus operandi of what is often referred to as the 'old system' of football governance. The reforms were to football's great credit, and that of the UEFA President. His shift away from these values is beyond comprehension.
I fully appreciate that nothing is ideal, let alone myself, and at times compromises may be necessary. However, being party to this would go against all the principles and values I wholeheartedly believe in and stand for. I am not trying to be some sort of hero, especially as I am not alone in my thinking here.
During the past 3 years, my relationship and collaboration with the UEFA President, and all my colleagues at UEFA, has been excellent. I am thankful for this, and I wish them all the best.
It is with sorrow, and a heavy heart, I have no option but to leave UEFA.
Zvonimir Boban
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