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Hope we see an ‘America First caucus’ u-turn in a couple of days.

But this idiotic idea seems far further along than that idiotic idea was.
 
I'd be interested to hear the thoughts of those that were pro being owned by the Saudi Royal Family but don't like us playing in a Super League instead of the CL
 
Ah feck, there we go with the official announcement. Sickening. I thought there may have been a delay of a few days while they took stock of the reaction on social media/regular media, but nah here there are as bold as ever. This sucks.
 
feck Joel Glazer and anyone that supports that zombie.
 
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Pains me to say that but at the moment we can all hope that BoJo decides to turn that into a political stunt in order to prevent those clubs from joining the superleague.
 
Based that on this line from the Guardian: PSG’s reluctance to turn their back on Ligue 1 despite major issues with its new TV rights deal could be down to proposed stringent financial regulations in the new competition that would be similar to Uefa’s Financial Fair Play regulations.

Which sounds a lot like parity mechanisms to me. But who knows. Some more:

Bayern and Dortmund rule out Super League, PSG not committing to it (besoccer.com)
So this might be the *real* topic. Those clubs want PSG and City to be held accountable to their numbers and their accounting to be much more closely watched. If they get it that way, I am all in. Chelsea is in, which suggest that Chelsea is already able to cope with such stringent financial requirements.
 
30’points deduction for everyone but City. 80 points deduction for city for being oiled shitty

Not sure point deduction would be such a great idea though, gratifying though the thought is (even for United). Because it wouldn't exactly be a great argument for these clubs to shelve this and stick with the current leagues, or the CL they would not then qualify for. In fact, few things could be more certain to cause them to push ahead with this.
 
I don't think this is happening. They need to breakaway if they want to do it. Their suggestion there is silly.

Maybe the plan is to breakaway but look reluctant to? Or they aren't serious at all and it's bargaining bullshit. But I don't think that format is a remotely serious one.
 
Thought German clubs had rules that they owned only 49% while the fans owned 51
 
Interesting. Clearly stepping back from champions league then.