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The Super League | FA + PL: New Charter & Fines | UEFA: Settlement
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bluethrunthru
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surely the danger for UEFA and the PL is banning clubs dilutes their own offer to fans and TV? Hamstring the clubs by saying they have to have a PL squad and a separate ESL squad. That way most of the finances are swallowed up buying expensive players so you can maximise your take in the ESL which has no on pitch benefit for the PL squad.
decmancity
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Oh right, I mean we all know the real reason PSG turned it down, to protect Qatar 2022. They will be in after that.Football Leaks
SWPISHOME
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Exactly. Basically said football is dead. What else do people want him to say. He spoke incredibly well.Bollocks, he just said it is not a sport, open your fucking ears
Del_Bosque
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Good on Pep
much stronger than I thought he’d be against it
much stronger than I thought he’d be against it
PragueBlue
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Ok i am assuming you are pointing to the coefficient based allocation to different leagues then. BEcause as far as I can see in CL as of now no one is guaranteed a place next season unless they perform in the league and that is still infinitely better than these 12 greeds being assured of everything for eternity.
Both are shit. Sadly there doesn't seem to be an option to go back to what was or create something better. I was hoping we were using the SL to force UEFA into change.
Metal Biker
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If City continue with this, the term "Pep Out!" will take on a whole different meaning.
tolmie's hairdoo
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Everybody knew what he was getting at
Of course. As I say, he was understandably flustered as a result of having to firefight on behalf of not only himself but the club.
It think it would be naive to believe Pep is not in possession of all the facts as they stand, certainly more than the average person in the street who has already reached a national verdict that this is bad for football.
From my take, he is in favour of a European Super League but wants the caveats most of us would be more palatable with.
But What about Sir Rashford, he's the only one that can stop this