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[BluechesterCity]

Are we there yet? ;)

 

[I'm Blue]

One thing I'm wondering is how do our government "kill it" when it does not reside in this country? Can you kill something that does not have a HQ yet for example? Who owns it, where is the HQ, who will be held accountable?

You can “kill it” for the 6 playing in this country and tie them up in so much red tape that it’ll make it impossible for them.
Tax and work permits are 2 very simple ones and they could change laws to make it even harder, knowing they’ll get the backing from the rest of football.
Easy votes.

 

[CityBlu]

I can only assume the owners think we owe them eternal gratitude for 'rescuing' us and can do whatever the fuck they like with our club.

On the contrary. City are reported as being last on board and only joined so as not to be left behind financially. The ESL is going to give 14 competitors of ours a huge windfall, that would otherwise knock us back years.

 

[BigOscar]

Nope but he's a populist and will do things that attract single issue voters.

Tories would hate to see a great British institution being destroyed without any of their mates getting a cut

 

[Steve68]

One thing I'm wondering is how do our government "kill it" when it does not reside in this country? Can you kill something that does not have a HQ yet for example? Who owns it, where is the HQ, who will be held accountable?

You can start by denying work permits to non-british players and withdrawing match day policing.

 

[BobKowalski]

Now you’re talking...apologies if already posted.

‘UEFA is preparing a counter-attack in the Super League. UEFA is working with english investment fund to come up with new LOC that would have a starting budget of 4.5 billion € but which could go up to 7 billion.‘ @RCMSport

 

[yankblue]

Holy shit you're right.

Time to start the EPL - European Porn League

If my research tells me anything the Czechs would run away with it.

 

[give it to gordon]

Was hopefully around midday that City were going to announce they had pulled out of this ESL. Seems to have gone very quiet now from what I see on here. No press/media tweeter saying anything about City.
Hope I am wrong an City quit before it is really to late

 

[BobKowalski]

You can start by denying work permits to non-british players and withdrawing match day policing.

Then City host the ESL matches outside the UK.

 

[bobmcfc]

You can start by denying work permits to non-british players and withdrawing match day policing.

Doing that would kill football for real.