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RE: European Super League - SecretAgent - 19-04-2021 14:51
The owners don't care at all about the football pyramid. It's all about money and a closed shop so that they always play in the "top club competition"
I suspect though that the almost universal negative reaction will be making some of them nervous.
RE: European Super League - Boomerangutangangbang - 19-04-2021 14:54
I have another issue, they can't really call it the European Super League, without Super Leeds United.
RE: European Super League - lovebabes56 - 19-04-2021 14:57
(19-04-2021 14:32 )Kingsmind Wrote: No all i could see happening with the big six is them getting a heavy deduction of 20 points which would more or less guarantee three of the big six getting relegated but there again it wouldn't surprise me at all if they get kicked out.
I think if they are kicked ou of PL, then the ESL will take the FA & UEFA to court.
RE: European Super League - Charlemagne - 19-04-2021 14:59
(19-04-2021 14:54 )Boomerangutangangbang Wrote: I have another issue, they can't really call it the European Super League, without Super Leeds United.
But you'd just end up as the bottom club every year.
Where as if the so called big 6 leave, you'd end near the top of the Prem.
RE: European Super League - HannahsPet - 19-04-2021 15:15
Should replace the top 6 with those that started the first league Ie Derby, Stoke, Accrington Stanley, Preston North End ,Bolton and Rovers
one interesting Question would be what would they do with the womens teams in the WSL
RE: European Super League - Kingsmind - 19-04-2021 15:41
(19-04-2021 14:43 )HLO Wrote: On a positive take, Arsenal are somehow still considered a "big" team so its not all bad news
Same with Tottenham even know they have only just started to do things before falling a part they have always been considered a big team.
RE: European Super League - lovebabes56 - 19-04-2021 15:48
(19-04-2021 15:15 )HannahsPet Wrote: Should replace the top 6 with those that started the first league Ie Derby, Stoke, Accrington Stanley, Preston North End ,Bolton and Rovers
one interesting Question would be what would they do with the womens teams in the WSL
Think there are plans afoot to develop a corresponding women's league once ESL is established
RE: European Super League - HannahsPet - 19-04-2021 15:49
(19-04-2021 15:48 )lovebabes56 Wrote:(19-04-2021 15:15 )HannahsPet Wrote: Should replace the top 6 with those that started the first league Ie Derby, Stoke, Accrington Stanley, Preston North End ,Bolton and Rovers
one interesting Question would be what would they do with the womens teams in the WSL
Think there are plans afoot to develop a corresponding women's league once ESL is established
Yeah but the olympics are only a few months away hmmm
RE: European Super League - hornball - 19-04-2021 15:52
I know football fans wont agree, but to watch the best v the best all the time may not be that bad for the once in a blue moon viewer. More importantly, hasn't B Johnson not got enough to do with the pandemic etc - it is called government business Boris, than concerning himself with this?? I wonder how inclined he would be to intervene if cricket/rugby etc were 'threatened' in the same way??
To hear so many overpaid/overindulged prima donnas of a bygone era talk about greed as if they were concerned about it, and the disparities with the common man and their pittance for much harder work, would be amusing if it wasn't so pathetic!!
Greed in football??... Hmmm who knew??
RE: European Super League - Charlemagne - 19-04-2021 15:56
FIFA'S statement about the players may not be allowed to play for their countries anymore may prove difficult.
Try and work out the England team without the big sixes players.