noodlehair
"It's like..."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cye0148e10go
Quite literally.
(couldn't see a thread. If there is one so sue me then).
Quite literally.
(couldn't see a thread. If there is one so sue me then).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cye0148e10go
Quite literally.
(couldn't see a thread. If there is one so sue me then).
I thought you were pulling my leg when I read that but nope...go back to the article and thats his nameWe're all just gonna gloss over the fact that the article was written by Nick Mashiter?
The number of games is getting really out of hand honestly.
Problem with Club World Cup is that no one wants it other than FIFA. They don't even have a broadcaster at present for next summers tournament as broadcasters know the interest will be minimal.FIFA are clearly pieces of shit who want a bigger slice of the money pie. They saw this gap in the off season for European teams with no World cup or Euros and thought feck it lets make a 32 team Club World cup where we can make a shit ton of money. Where it gets complicated is there are probably some lesser leagues who are supportive of this idea. They only benefit from playing the big boys and their seasons are possibly already ongoing or it's still financially positive for them. This case probably gets a verdict before the 115 charges FC case though.
Yep, fifa will claim “inclusion” and “think of the little guys benefitting from this”….all while lining their own pockets more and more in the process.FIFA are clearly pieces of shit who want a bigger slice of the money pie. They saw this gap in the off season for European teams with no World cup or Euros and thought feck it lets make a 32 team Club World cup where we can make a shit ton of money. Where it gets complicated is there are probably some lesser leagues who are supportive of this idea. They only benefit from playing the big boys and their seasons are possibly already ongoing or it's still financially positive for them. This case probably gets a verdict before the 115 charges FC case though.
Uefa and FA are surely part of the problem of too many games?
The governing bodies have been taking the piss but there must be some common sense applied by clubs / managers / players too.
Why is resting players no longer a thing? Why do teams in Europe field starters in the league cup? Didn’t Newcastle or some team play a friendly after the season ended last year? Why does Pep make very few subs or often make no subs at all? Why does he ignore the likes of 50m Nunes on the bench and then complain about fixtures? Why were the ghosts of multiple players not subbed despite serving up shockers at the Euros? Do the likes of Portugal need to bring a full strength side to batter Luxembourg and Liechtenstein in qualification?
Im splitting hairs but it would be much easier to be sympathetic if there wasn’t so much mental stuff going on under their own control.
FIFA are clearly pieces of shit who want a bigger slice of the money pie. They saw this gap in the off season for European teams with no World cup or Euros and thought feck it lets make a 32 team Club World cup where we can make a shit ton of money. Where it gets complicated is there are probably some lesser leagues who are supportive of this idea. They only benefit from playing the big boys and their seasons are possibly already ongoing or it's still financially positive for them. This case probably gets a verdict before the 115 charges FC case though.