Sibierskii
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Kaveh Solhekol reporting on SSN one board member at one of the 6 clubs ‘didnt even know’ they had signed up and spent some time trying to contact the clubs owner. Hmmm i wonder who
Probably spursKaveh Solhekol reporting on SSN one board member at one of the 6 clubs ‘didnt even know’ they had signed up and spent some time trying to contact the clubs owner. Hmmm i wonder who
All your posts are absolute bollocks, not just on this thread but every thread you are involved in.so 12 clubs can decide they are above everything and everyone and try destroy the structures of the game without consequence?
lads you're on cloud cuckoo land
You're as morally bankrupt as the cunts who dreamed this up if you think this should be excused without punishment
Whether you or I want punishments is totally immaterial.so 12 clubs can decide they are above everything and everyone and try destroy the structures of the game without consequence?
lads you're on cloud cuckoo land
You're as morally bankrupt as the cunts who dreamed this up if you think this should be excused without punishment
You are on cloud cuckoo land if you think that those 12 clubs are equivalent. That ESL plot was openly discussed in the papers at the start of the season. This was the exclusive league that has been mooted a Man Utd and Liverpools attempt to cut City out in case they could not bend UEFA to their will. They messed up on both counts.so 12 clubs can decide they are above everything and everyone and try destroy the structures of the game without consequence?
lads you're on cloud cuckoo land
It doesn’t say long term debt tbf, but looking at the latest accounts I can’t get to £202m.Our debt is the lease on the stadium isn't it? Other than that we've fuck all long term debt.
A lot of things were said during this last hours, from Football is dead, football belong to the fans, let save football, i don't recognize my club, etc.
But despite what we think about some clubs or owners, don't you think something in missing that need to be addressed?
- why these clubs tought about joining this project? What was the motivation behind?
- why they wanted a closed or almost league instead of CL?
-why suddenly UEFA talk about distributing more money?
- do you think if many people saw the 2024 CL format?
-why they didn't come up clear with this project before an official announcement?
-why UEFA is against it?
-why the medias are against it?
- why many people don't know that before CL there was a competition called C1?
- is there a parallel with the bosman case? It was revolutionary at that time
- Are the players responsible for this? Don't you thnik their wages are a burden for many competitive clubs?
-why fans (mostly) want their team to win everything but don't take into account the money involved, operating costs?
-why there is a correlation between succces and clubs turnovers? (with few exceptions)
- why a club like Barca has to borrow money from banks to pay their players wages despite having a big turnover and no dividend for shareholders?
- What are the solutions to make the clubs sustainable?
- If fans wants constant success, will they accept to pay more for this succes?
- How nowadays a club can be competitive, sustainable without global following? Tourists glory hunters call them what you want
- During this Corona times, how clubs can cope with it if the revenues are less and players demand more wages to negociate to extend their contracts?
Why some of our "City fans" who hated CL and preferred the premier league suddenly felt that the club let them down because it wanted to play in a new format instead of CL? (i am not about the no communication before but the idea of joining)
Milan are 81 in the UEFA Rankings. That is below Real Betis, Getafe, PAOK, Qarabag, Malmö, BTE Borisiv and FK Astana.Cool story.
The same AC Milan that is absolutely broke and hasn't finished above 5th in a weak Serie A for 10 years? Whos last Champions League title was 15 years ago? Who hasn't even been able to qualify for the champions league from a weaker league in a decade now?
Or the Inter Milan side who is again, broke, and hasn't won a declining Serie A in 10 years, finishing outside the Champs league spots more often then not?
When's the last time either of those 2 clubs were serious draws or major powers? At the moment they are has beens.
Oh but they have the history so I suppose they should be given a free pass then yeah?
Fucking Spurs have more of a right to call themselves a top 12 European club than those two at the moment.
I boo the CL anthem and I still believe it is rotten to the core and needs properly looking atThe ESL was intended though as a rival to the Champions League and to be run in parallel with the Premier League and other clubs. Many have made the point before that the Champions League is becoming a super league and that it damages the Premier League by rocket fueling those clubs who are in it, hence we get a Sky 4.
The ESL that was mooted would have given City a lot of money. I am slightly worried that we accepted entrance to it. One theory was that it was a rope-a-dope, a tactic to get Man Utd and Liverpool to show their hand, launch it, and then shoot them down, or it was straightforward greed. Both are possible.