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Exactly, it just can't be done. It would be absolutely brutal.and international fixtures!
Exactly, it just can't be done. It would be absolutely brutal.and international fixtures!
It´s not only about which teams you play, it´s the whole atmosphere around the league. You play teams fighting relegation, you fight for a following season with European football. The matches mean something. The Super League will be be about winning it, and that´s pretty much it.Yeah, I mean you get the odd new team popping up but looking at the likely teams to get promoted this year: Norwich, Watford, and possibly one of Swansea and Bournemouth.
But so is the Super League, especially if UEFA and FIFA are joined by the national associations. Imagine no PL football, no matches for your national team. No CL or EL. Who would want to play for Manchester United?
I put my money on the Super League will never happen. The owners of a few football clubs cannot possible fight the whole world.
I see this as being similar to Juventus recognising their 2005-06 league title win despite not having officially won it. UEFA will still have Real Madrid and their 13 European Cup/Champions League titles in their records regardless of what Real Madrid choose to present.Can they even do that? Legally I mean.
The players are more powerful than the owners. Nobody watches football because of Joel Glazer or Daniel Levy.
If the players made an actual stand - strike action in particular - that would be the fastest way to end all of this. Probably the only way actually, outside of a legal intervention.
Unfortunately, most of them are either cowards or aggressively self-serving. We've had exactly one player who's made any sort of statment (Bruno)...and it's no coincidence that he's one of our only players who doesn't have a PR team or a social media manager.
Half the rest are either waiting for others to speak out first, to test the waters, because their brand identity is more important than their princples. The other half are waiting to find out what a Super League would mean for their next contract, because becoming an even bigger millionaire is (much) more important than the supporters wishes.
They run the Euros so they can exclude players who have played in unlicensed breakaway competitions. I think FIFA have final say over the World Cup.
Scale it down slightly?what happens if they cant find 8 more sides to join the farce?
England (and Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland and Wales) should definitely have a 2nd "World Championship" title for wining those Olympics...Right, but the Super League breaks out of all of those traditional structures and football pyramids. The Premier League was still part of the English footballing ladder, still recognised by the English FA, and still interacted with the EFL leagues via promotion/relegation and the League Cup. As I stated in my earlier response:
what happens if they cant find 8 more sides to join the farce?
I think clubs will be lining up tbh.what happens if they cant find 8 more sides to join the farce?
It´s not only about which teams you play, it´s the whole atmosphere around the league. You play teams fighting relegation, you fight for a following season with European football. The matches mean something. The Super League will be be about winning it, and that´s pretty much it.
Klopp didn’t seem that bothered tbh
I've been wondering this. There's a lot of teams needed to be added, and after all this uproar, which clubs will be happy to join the party now? Or will money do the talking.
Yeah they are all there on a regular basis.Yeah, I mean you get the odd new team popping up but looking at the likely teams to get promoted this year: Norwich, Watford, and possibly one of Swansea and Bournemouth.
Scale it down slightly?
From this year, they can't. Because those 5 clubs which are involved brought money to Uefa. Through sponsors and tv rights. Uefa must transfer part of that money to them.Of course they can legally do it, its UEFAs competition. The 12 clubs withdrew from the ECA which is them giving notice on their membership of UEFA anyway.
i dunno man. Seems they whole point of this thing was a decently sized 20 club league, probably why so much money was involved. Would probably unravel if all other clubs of relevance tell them to piss off. The same 12 clubs every year? that sounds EVEN more shitScale it down slightly?
I think it's unlikely anyway TBH. I think they'll get the teams no problem.That would make it an even bigger farce though. Just the same 12 teams fighting it out for 23 years
You are rightFrom this year, they can't. Because those 5 clubs which are involved brought money to Uefa. Through sponsors and tv rights. Uefa must transfer part of that money to them.
On paper, they did not do anything wrong regarding this year's competition. But i am not lawyer so...
I see this as being similar to Juventus recognising their 2005-06 league title win despite not having officially won it. UEFA will still have Real Madrid and their 13 European Cup/Champions League titles in their records regardless of what Real Madrid choose to present.
I don't think any here have the answer. I guess, since players contract would require registration to UEFA, FIFA, perhaps if the players themselves doesn't want ESL, there would be a way to terminate the contract. There is still PSG, Bayern that is not confirmed for ESL that can still afford great expensive player especially on a free.
No doubtsI am also interested in the sponsorships. Considering the extremely large public and political uproar, what sponsors will want to put their names on this?
I´m not convinced that´s the only outcome here. The Super League will suffer if the players cannot play for their national teams or in the national leagues. Many players, also among the best ones, will hesitate to throw everything else overboard. And how much will the TV companies pay for a concept that everybody hates and nobody wants?Players would play for United if they are playing regularly against top opposition. The PL will die without the top teams as will other European Leagues. if all the top teams were banned top players aren't going to sign for a second rate club to play against other second rate teams week in week out and TV companies won't pay for the privilege.
Whether people agree or not, they have to be realistic.
He has a quota of posting 100 tweets per day that he needs to fill.Why bother posting this?
Yep.Basically a big feck you to the 'Legacy fans'
Like which clubs? none of the German clubs are onboard. Nothing from the french. Who would come in?I think clubs will be lining up tbh.
Not the same at all.
The ESL is to replace the Champions League. It's a break-away league by the top teams.The ESL is an entirely seperate league from the CL, whereas the PL is simply a conversion of the old division one format.
Not really the same thing.