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[Lavinda Past]

Just to confirm, Woodward has not resigned with immediate effect. He will leave at the end of the season (which according to reports was when his contract finishes anyway)

Never wanted him anyway.... ;)

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

I'm glad that we're ultimately out of this. But there will and should be repercussions. I expect whoever has pushed for this to walk.

We should still be severely reprimanded........

 

[p.taker]

Madrid fans on Twitter keep quoting that as well. I’m sure Perez wants to take on SM in court...

Oh my god I've seen it so many times today I figured they were bot accounts

 

[Benarbia_is_god]

Chelsea are well and truly out and will announce tomorrow, some good Chelsea journos reporting that. Probably didn't want to disrupt the game (even more) this evening.

Silence from the owners of the other clubs in England is remarkable.

 

[kaz7]

Pep Guardiola: “It happened with the UEFA ban [everyone supporting each other]. I support and trust in them. I know exactly the decision I made. I know the people I have worked with for five years.” [via
@ManCity
]

Pep Guardiola: "UEFA has to know: if this [ESL] happens, it’s because it’s too late. Something will happen. Always they fail. UEFA fails. Some important clubs have created this important situation. Why? Why? Tell me why." [via
@SamLee
]

 

[rickmcfc]

why the fuck does sky keep saying that Chelsea have left but everyone on here says they are still in. Which is it. I can’t fucking keep up

 

[dom]

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Never forget that film

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Liverpool holding out as of now no intention to leave. I still believe they will go ahead with 10

No chance but I hope they do. It will be on its arse after a year and when they beg to come back its off to the Conference for you. Would take 20 years for them all to recover.

 

[NorCalBlue]

I have a counter-proposal: Just let United, Liverpool, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Juventus, and Bayern Munich leave their respective leagues and set up a full-time 6-team super-league, where they just continually play each other from August to May. In May, after everyone's played everyone else 10 times, the bottom 4 play two-legged wild-card games to see who plays the top two in the semi-finals, then they play a final to crown the Champion of the Super League. It'll be game after game ad nauseum between the 'istree clubs and every game will be completely meaningless. See how attractive that is to the fans and advertisers.

And with those cunts fucked off, Spain, Italy and Germany can have proper title races every season, and the Premier League will finally be free from the poisonous influence of red shite.

Getting closer to this... :-)

 

[BlueMoonz1977]

Not that easy, now they might go back to Uefa to work together with special rights to the remaining 11 clubs. and knowing Uefa they might accept.

This is a big chess game.

Btw the new CL format which coming in from 2024 is not too far off from ESL format, way worse imo than current ones if we talk about fair competition for smaller clubs and guaranteed pace for cartel clubs even if they miss top4.

Totally agree, the ball is now in UEFA's court. Take back the piwer that was willingly submitted to the g14 in the first place

UEFA cannot allow what has happened in the past to continue