European Super League

Do you want the ESL to happen?


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"Florentino Pérez, President Real Madrid CF and the first Chairman of the Super League said:

“We will help football at every level and take it to its rightful place in the world. Football is the only global sport in the world with more than four billion fans and our responsibility as big clubs is to respond to their desires.”
 
Kinda reminds me of Kerry Packer in Cricket, opposed by everyone but ultimately changed cricket forever. I guess Change is inevitable, even in Football!
 
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Jason Burt: "Told that Juventus have just quit the European Club Association and Andrea Agnelli has resigned as its chairman and from UEFA Executive Committee"
 
I'm so disappointed I don't want to even talk about it. I was hoping with the delay in the announcement that it won't happen, but here we're. It's indeed real.

Awful day.
 
Yeah this will utterly destroy the game as we know it.

100%. Its not so much that ESL as the knock on effect. Its 18 group games per season, followed by 5 knockout games minimum. Now I'm no rocket scientist but including knockouts thats 61 games not including the FA Cup or league Cup, Club World Cup etc... To say they aren't effecting domestic football is a disgrace.
 
This is why Pogba has been happy lately, he's definitely one of the people behind this.
 
This could bring all the football fans together for a change. Who would have thought!
 
So if the FA actually go through with it, kick us all out, will you still be happy about this super league?
Yeah sure, if the FA want to cut their nose off to spite their face, that's on them. What's stopping the clubs who've been kicked out starting an actual breakaway league with all the best teams in the UK? Celtic, Rangers, Cork City, a few clubs from the Championship etc
 
Founding clubs. More like The betrayal clubs. Will forever be remembered for the dagger in the back of football.
 
Juventus's statement seems to indicate that the clubs want FIFA, UEFA, and their member associations to accept the SL before actually trying to push this through and fully implement it.
Or they want FIFA and UEFA to take some of the blame for being unwilling to move, when they then say they are doing it anyway and leaving their domestic competitions.
 
Yes, that is what it has always been. It's the FA that's said they're going to kick teams out of all domestic competitions for playing in it
They knew well that the PL would not allow this and its against the rules, make no mistake this is an attempt to kill domestic football.
That's their points, but I wonder if the domestic leagues will threaten to kick them out.
Will be very interesting to see how this unfolds. No domestic football pretty much would kill it for me, sad day for football.
 
It will probably still be Fletch and Macca on commentary sadly.
 
Kinda reminds me of Kery Pecker in Cricket, opposed by everyone but ultimately changed cricket forever. I guess Change is inevitable, even in Football!

Either that or Allen Stanford :lol:
 
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As suspected as well as being a money grab the big clubs will use this Super League as an opportunity to keep City and the other Oil clubs spending in check. Something that Uefa couldn't do, no wonder City and Chelsea were reluctant and PSG said no. If this goes ahead it will also kill any prospect of another City or PSG happening any time soon. SA won't be buying Newcastle if there's little hope of them ever getting into the Super League.

What clubs did Raiola go visit for Haaland?
 
Next step will be "Bringing fixtures to fans around the globe". Probably a small amount at first then creeping higher and higher. Half the games or so played around the world.

Eventually there will be franchise location changes. Why compete with two other clubs in the London region when Arsenal FC can become New York Gunners or Tottenham the Tokyo Spurs?
 
Because your being rewarded for being a supposedly big club, and not merit of where you actually are. It's a closed shop no relegation. It's a joke. Look where Arsenal are this year, yet there in it and Leicester aren't.
Arsenal have a massive pull world wide, of course they're in it. Clubs have worked hard to become big clubs, why should Stoke get the same amount of prize money as United?