Country: England
I mean fair enough, if you’re given an invite it would be silly to say no.
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European Super League
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Country: England
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Chauvin and ESL have something common.
GDeep™
League is very weak
**** off now Stan.
avenellroad
John Radford’s son
Utterly embarrassing. Kronke just **** off you ****ing knobhead .
Dragged this clubs name through the mud for your own personal gain.
Dragged this clubs name through the mud for your own personal gain.
This is not wrong at least they honest
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Why are people criticizing even this? Class from us imo
UpTheGunnerz
Vrei sa pleci dar una una iei
Player:Elneny
Yeah arsenal had the best letter tbf
Sniper Mik
Not a Closet Sp**s Fan
Arsenal with that statement trying to avoid sanctions
African Flair
Well-Known Member
So what now? This is a fiasco not just from arsenal but all the clubs. Nobody took the fans into consideration before, only just realized that they actually do exist when **** truly hit the fan. You can't just say sorry and move on. Not to me. It's weak as ****.
It was honest little there nothing wrong with it.
Utd's statement is proper sh*t compared to our one, 'stakeholders' ffs, state of it
"Manchester United will not be participating in the European Super League.
We have listened carefully to the reaction from our fans, the UK government and other key stakeholders.
We remain committed to working with others across the football community to come up with sustainable solutions to the long-term challenges facing the game"
"Manchester United will not be participating in the European Super League.
We have listened carefully to the reaction from our fans, the UK government and other key stakeholders.
We remain committed to working with others across the football community to come up with sustainable solutions to the long-term challenges facing the game"
Posted here for posterity
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
Kaveh; the good guys have won....
Bellend
Bellend
#Kroenkeout is trending.
Country: Canada
Disgusting attempt from these 12 clubs...
While it has been clear - almost explicit - that this Arsenal is a business that exists to make big K more money, and that the history/culture/fans of the club are relevant only insofar as they can make him more money, my enjoyment of the sport and my love for Arsenal has always been at the forefront of my mind. This has definitely changed that for me, the extreme greed/corruption and the blatant attempt to essentially destroy the sport for every team outside of the "ESL" is most representative of what Arsenal is to me right now. Of course the emotions are still running high, but I do think this may have fundamentally changed the way I view Arsenal, the club that I've loved since a child.
The dissolution of the (thankfully) short lived ESL is a massive victory for the sport, and we will see how it plays out with UEFA competition amendments/sanctions, but it is a massive failure of Arsenal (and the other 11 teams) to misrepresent their fanbases - the most important investors - who's lives have been enriched by the love of the sport, the culture and the history of these clubs. Things that these clubs were so eager to be rid of for a buck.
On a brighter note, the protests from the fans/players/managers/pundits/media/governments have been generally fantastic IMO. Out of all the spheres of life where greed dominates all else, it's nice to see that in the game of football there are at least some limits to that dominance, the people just won't have it after a certain point. Another plus, is I do think this will cause a lot of people to reckon with the current UEFA/FIFA set up, as they are and have always been far from perfect and rife with corruption themselves. Optimistically, this shake up will force a critical look at how these organizations can change for the betterment of the game.
While it has been clear - almost explicit - that this Arsenal is a business that exists to make big K more money, and that the history/culture/fans of the club are relevant only insofar as they can make him more money, my enjoyment of the sport and my love for Arsenal has always been at the forefront of my mind. This has definitely changed that for me, the extreme greed/corruption and the blatant attempt to essentially destroy the sport for every team outside of the "ESL" is most representative of what Arsenal is to me right now. Of course the emotions are still running high, but I do think this may have fundamentally changed the way I view Arsenal, the club that I've loved since a child.
The dissolution of the (thankfully) short lived ESL is a massive victory for the sport, and we will see how it plays out with UEFA competition amendments/sanctions, but it is a massive failure of Arsenal (and the other 11 teams) to misrepresent their fanbases - the most important investors - who's lives have been enriched by the love of the sport, the culture and the history of these clubs. Things that these clubs were so eager to be rid of for a buck.
On a brighter note, the protests from the fans/players/managers/pundits/media/governments have been generally fantastic IMO. Out of all the spheres of life where greed dominates all else, it's nice to see that in the game of football there are at least some limits to that dominance, the people just won't have it after a certain point. Another plus, is I do think this will cause a lot of people to reckon with the current UEFA/FIFA set up, as they are and have always been far from perfect and rife with corruption themselves. Optimistically, this shake up will force a critical look at how these organizations can change for the betterment of the game.
A lot are Xhaka fans....
Majora
Active Member
Statement is irrelevant, purely PR. Our club is gutted that they didn’t get away with this, make no mistake
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Though I still believe it's due to the planned Friday protests
GDeep™
League is very weak
Meh. It’s an empty apology. It’s not like Stan is saying “I’m sorry, my bad”.
