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RE: European Super League - lovebabes56 - 20-04-2021 06:05
Bruno Fernandez becomes the first Man Utd player to break silence.
https://t.co/zFDefWEXkM?amp=1
I do seriously hope now the likes of Solskjaer, Klopp and Guardiola and Tuchel, etc, see this concept for what it is and quit and enough big name players at all clubs involved, quit en masse so that they are left with problems in fielding teams for it and end up having to use second rate players from across Europe or the USA. But at all costs - the FA's involved must quickly act to protect the CLUBS' names and history by refusing them permission to play under those names.
If anything that can possibly give UEFA & FIFA the legal leverage over this then they realise they are on their own and will not have the official recognition they deserve or seek. Once the FA's in the legal courts in UK, Spain, & Italy, regain the legal rights FOREVER to the club names that probably may be enough on the legal argument.
Those players who do take part IMO must be not be banned from playing in the Euros or World Cups or any other international tournament but are only banned fronm playing in UEFA Club competitions/and maybe domestic football only as playing international football has to be a players individual right and would be very difficult to enforce.
RE: European Super League - HannahsPet - 20-04-2021 06:40
Euro's are a UEFA Comp
RE: European Super League - The Silent Majority - 20-04-2021 07:34
If the fans are as universally against it as they all claim to be, they have the power to kill it stone dead in it's first season.
I hope none of you are planning to hold your breath...
And yeah, Boris, he's not going to let a popular looking bandwagon go past without jumping on.
RE: European Super League - SecretAgent - 20-04-2021 07:35
One bit of Government action is all that is needed to kill this. Something along the lines of “Work permits will only be given for players/officials where their clubs only play in Premier League, UEFA & FIFA sanctioned games.”
RE: European Super League - HannahsPet - 20-04-2021 07:37
(20-04-2021 07:35 )SecretAgent Wrote: One bit of Government action is all that is needed to kill this. Something along the lines of “Work permits will only be given for players/officials where their clubs only play in Premier League, UEFA & FIFA sanctioned games.”
And lose a shit load of Income tax that football generates
its amazing that people still think they can stop this from happening people siding with Corrupt FIFA and UEFA and Premier League that created the shit in the first place and Corrupt Tory Goverment who have done more dodgy deals in the last year than football has done in the last century
RE: European Super League - lovebabes56 - 20-04-2021 07:46
^ Would agree but feel far greater legislation is needed. Not sure what would be but if it was based around the German model.
Then there needs possibly to be a investigation carried out into the financial side in every one of the 6 just to see what has actually gone missing into the pockets of the owners and if posssible may be the only way you could feasibly get the greedy owners out far quicker if they faced the power of arrest.
RE: European Super League - Charlemagne - 20-04-2021 11:13
I'd be worried if I was a fan of the big six teams.
There are 3 teams in London and 2 teams in Manchester.
Can you see the greedy owners keeping them in there present locations if they weren't governed by the exisiting authorities
The blues could be relocated to Russia, Gunners or City could go to Dubia, both reds teams could be playing out of a US cities and Spurs will still be in London as no-one will want them.
Examples can be found in the NFL with the Rams and the Chargers.
RE: European Super League - Regenerated - 20-04-2021 11:21
I saw this statement from Everton breaking on Sky Sports News and this is it on their website:-
https://www.evertonfc.com/news/2111866/statement-from-the-board
RE: European Super League - HannahsPet - 20-04-2021 11:32
What a load of Bollocks !!
they are bricking it no Mersyside derby and they just put plans to a new stadium
RE: European Super League - HannahsPet - 20-04-2021 11:36
(20-04-2021 11:13 )Charlemagne Wrote: I'd be worried if I was a fan of the big six teams.
There are 3 teams in London and 2 teams in Manchester.
Can you see the greedy owners keeping them in there present locations if they weren't governed by the exisiting authorities
The blues could be relocated to Russia, Gunners or City could go to Dubia, both reds teams could be playing out of a US cities and Spurs will still be in London as no-one will want them.
Examples can be found in the NFL with the Rams and the Chargers.
its more likely to happen if there is so much hostility to it and if the govt interfere