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European Super League
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Jeff Bezos is not happy about being left out of the decisions coming from the small time Billionaire's club as they probably forgot to kiss the ring.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
It's weird that the clubs haven't talked this over with the playing staff, feels like this is just a bluff to get more money for them when you think about that.
I reckon every other club is bluffing, bar Perez who is actually trying to do it, the madman
I reckon every other club is bluffing, bar Perez who is actually trying to do it, the madman
could the PL really **** these clubs over with domestic wage cap?
hope they make life hard for them (& us)
hope they make life hard for them (& us)
Ceballinhos
Cheating on Santi
The PL would die without its 6 biggest club, from a business perspective.
No chance for it to happen.
Player:Martinelli
I know it's not what this Super League is all about, but if it (hopefully) fails, I do hope it leads to some kind of reform in football in general. UEFA/FIFA have done way more harm than good.
Tbh I don't mind the structure of the current football competitions, both domestic and International.
The things I'd like to see change though is true financial fair play with some kind of transparent salary cap/limited external investment.
The requirement to field a significant percentage of player's that went through ones own academy - preferably local players. Not snatching the best talent from abroad when they are 16, but minimum x amount of years spent in your academy. The homegrown system like the current one seems ridiculous to me.
Also protection of clubs with majority fan/local ownership would be perfect to prevent all this nonsense we see today.
In addition to that a more rewarding system to boost domestic cup competitions.
I would love if a 0-0 actually meant 0 points or even negative points.
Referees miked up and interviewed post match. VAR communication transparent, with actual ex-footballers reviewing incidents.
Also something that results in the death of agents or at least agent power. Raiola's and Kia's are a disease to the world.
However, none of this will happen since the game unfortunately is not led by people like Wenger or Cruijff.
Tbh I don't mind the structure of the current football competitions, both domestic and International.
The things I'd like to see change though is true financial fair play with some kind of transparent salary cap/limited external investment.
The requirement to field a significant percentage of player's that went through ones own academy - preferably local players. Not snatching the best talent from abroad when they are 16, but minimum x amount of years spent in your academy. The homegrown system like the current one seems ridiculous to me.
Also protection of clubs with majority fan/local ownership would be perfect to prevent all this nonsense we see today.
In addition to that a more rewarding system to boost domestic cup competitions.
I would love if a 0-0 actually meant 0 points or even negative points.
Referees miked up and interviewed post match. VAR communication transparent, with actual ex-footballers reviewing incidents.
Also something that results in the death of agents or at least agent power. Raiola's and Kia's are a disease to the world.
However, none of this will happen since the game unfortunately is not led by people like Wenger or Cruijff.
could the PL really **** these clubs over with domestic wage cap?
hope they make life hard for them (& us)
I honestly welcome some sort of sanction against them and us. Kroenke needs to be on the hot seat properly.
ArtetaOut
Active Member
I've had a chat with some US friends who are failing to understand why is there such an uproar over this ESL. For them it is just survival of the fittest and a natural progression of things. Some of them are saying the UEFA are responsible for this mess as well because of their slow and lacklustre reforms that is giving Perez and Co. leverage for this breakaway.
Country: England
Country: England
Stan getting forced out?
End of an era
What happens to the women's teams whilst all this is going on? Vic Akers worked hard to make us the best only to see Chelsea and City buying their way to the top. We might as well look at the whole game surely. Just saying.
What if they can't? Would be worse if they postured high and mighty about expelling team and not getting enough votes.
What can they do apart from withhold their visas? Is their a law they can envoke?
lol Amazon probably lost the bidding war for the tv rights
asukru
Established Member
Country: Canada
Player:Martinelli
Maybe, maybe not. You can't tell me that you would want Real winning this ESL every year though? As that will get boring real quick. I think if this was a one off or something like the world cup that was done every 4 years (they calculate most points gotten in 4 seasons for the teams in each league and they take the top 5 from each and have them do a league like this that would be exciting as teams would try harder to win more and make it to this Super League). Also, I think we will get embarrassed in this league if I am being true and honest, not that I care at this point. As I have said to my friends and family about Arsenal: once a Gunner, always a Gunner, however, don't expect me to watch or buy jerseys - I will look up the scores but I will show my support for the other leagues and watch them instead and pick a secondary team to support, which I never thought I would.
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Ornstein is saying the Arsenal hierarchy haven't spoken with the players about this, but wasn't it reported yesterday that Vinai had?
Jeff is not having this, I'm afraid. He wants total domination and he'll get it.
****ing hell, Amazon is literally opening hair saloons in the UK, not even joking here.
Country: England
I used to be part of the black scarf movement many moons ago as I was very anti Kronke but I wasn't quite sure what they were campaigning against at the time so I stepped away.
I would stringently review all the views and stances before I align myself with something like that again - but AST are sound.
Country: Wales
You start making concessions now you have no chance.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Please let the 14 Premier League clubs not want Willian back in the league because of this 
