SuperiorXI
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It would be beyond epic. English football would become a world football behemoth for sure.Please Jesus please. Forget the Super League this would just be a dream come true.
It would be beyond epic. English football would become a world football behemoth for sure.Please Jesus please. Forget the Super League this would just be a dream come true.
Don’t think they’d bat an eyelid. They will be fully expecting it.This would be different. Then, even Utd fans were pretty divided and only a few got behind it really.
Then there was the green and gold campaign which had a wider backing, but was still pretty tame and palatable.
This would be on a whole new level. You've even got pundits demanding action against the owners. As soon as fans are back in, this gets so ugly.
Honestly, if the government wanted to stop this, just allow all fans back to Utd's next home game as normal and watch all the clubs drop out of this idea.
Can’t they just make it such that all season ticket holders need to vote and have at least 75% in favour for any decision regarding the club to be implemented?
Boris can save us! 50+1 rule would be great for English football
There’s zero chance govt will suddenly allow the effective compulsory part nationalisation of businesses because of ill feelings of a proposed football league.
People who take this seriously are Tooth Fairy believers surely?
What about teams like Leipzig and Hertha, didn’t they find workarounds despite this being in place in Germany. Genuine question, don’t know much about it.
The article about Chelsea and Man City possibly backing out.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...-city-have-super-league-doubts-says-executive
The obvious solution for many of us would be the status quo.
But I am not sure that is going to or can happen.
To me, this is a stage too far for a simple climb down, for either side.
Ultimately, this can only be resolved by discussion and some form of compromise.
But having said that, it is pretty clear that both sides will go through the posturing phase to establish a position of strength.
This will run for some time before the clubs self interest can become a common interest, assuming of course that either side doesn't take it a step too far.
thankfully for yourself and the rest of us, there's quite a few wealthy united fans.how's that going to be implemented? 51% of United, that's a lot of money and I'm currently short on cash.
Has the admin gone rogue? That's a weird one
If the clubs are making more from the ESL then they will be paying more tax on revenue and player wages too. Possibly significantly more.The Premier League is a major export for this country, and contributes absolutely millions to the UK's economy via various means and sectors. If the government feels this is being chipped away at and damaged significantly, you can be sure that they'll do all they can to prevent it.
Its amazing how so many club owners were sold on this when there appears to have been so little thought put into the business model, branding, comms etcI mean, people who taste tested new coke supposedly thought it was better..
Ah thanks sounds completely mental.In Nba the worst place to be is in the middle. If you are a good team, you have a shot at championship. But if you are a bad team, there is a lottery every year to draft the best players coming out of college. So, the worse you are, the more ping pong balls you have in draft lottery. That's why most of the teams that do not have the chance to be competitive try to bottom out. That aims to give a chance for every singe team to become competitive in cycles, provided that they are managed properly. Every know and than, that rebuilding team becomes competitive and it works. But even in the NBA the big market teams has better chance to break this cycle.
That's why those idiotic Glazers struggle to understand european football.
Possibly, it would depend on their assessment of the risks involved in letting more than a few people know what is going on.But they are allowed to? And that would therefore highlight the biggest issue here, that they didn't think it was important to.
Because he dodges bullets Avi
If it is one thing the Americans are good at it is fecking the middle eastern countries.Wouldn't be ironic if the Glazers were responsible for ruining ownership for themselves, all americans or middle-east countries ?
The Premier League is a major export for this country, and contributes absolutely millions to the UK's economy via various means and sectors. If the government feels this is being chipped away at and damaged significantly, you can be sure that they'll do all they can to prevent it.
Chelsea and Man City meeting with Uefa to back out?
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The government of ultra capitalism and just last week was pushing 'greed is good'
They don't give a feck... just seen the public outcry and it's an easy win for them to say they are with the fans... but really the tories have always treated football fans as scum
I can see most of the prem teams backing out but the Glazers, I reckon Perez will then push for a southern Europe super league. We need the Government to implement 51% fan ownership, then those yank feckers plans will be in tatters and they can feck off.
The rumours that Chelsea and City are thinking to back out are fake. Pérez told in Chiringuito they signed a binding contract between the 12 founders. No one leaves and they all signed without any pressure last saturday.
If the clubs are making more from the ESL then they will be paying more tax on revenue and player wages too. Possibly significantly more.
If it is one thing the Americans are good at it is fecking the middle eastern countries.
It’s 14 teams I believe. Which they already have.Once they start backing out though, they get past the 75% rule for voting and if we still push ahead then could be in big trouble.
Demonstrates the power of public opinion though. If it's the right thing, it's the right thing and we should credit them for doing it.
Of course they are, but two wrongs don't make a right. And the ESL is on a whole other level of cynicism. It is not a fact just yet. They stated many times that they're going to do everything to kick you out the regular competitions, whether they succeed or not remains to be seen. The ESL is a gigantic FU to football and they weren't even able to make it halfway compelling for their own fans. I personally think that they have too much to lose to let it quietly happen and the other clubs aren't not going to sit and watch either.It's really not entitlement. It stink to high heavens but, let's not forget, the FA, PL, UEFA, FIFA are all greedy fecks aswell. This is just a fact, and it is likely that they won't kick the clubs out. As a United supporter, I hope I'm wrong. The owners may have just sparked something that will force them out. I hope they get pillaged by the associations and are forced to leave.
I just don't think they will as there is so much money in the ESL anyway and it could potentially get even bigger if they don't play domestic games.
So you think as country begs for post Brexit investment the govt will want to be seen buying private businesses against wishes of registered owners?
I’m sorry that cloud cuckoo land stuff. We might as well want them to draft in the Thundercats to save the day it is that absurd.
It is coming from a number of places that they weren't in the vanguard of this and signed up out of cowardice.
You know what they say about great empires. They crumble from within, not due to their own weakness but arrogance, hubris and decay. This would be a fitting a case study.Wouldn't be ironic if the Glazers were responsible for ruining ownership for themselves, all americans or middle-east countries ?
Why do you believe Perez? His comments literally come across that this thing is a bail out for Real and Barca problems.