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European Super League - clubs withdrawing p42 onwards.
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Dont know how reliable this twitter account is...
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How can Billionaires be as thick as pig shit ?
Chelsea and Man city will pull out this evening.
The other English clubs will pull out tomorrow.
If the 6 teams aren't given a 25 point penalty for next season it will be a total disgrace.
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This is great6
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I heard Arsenal have been relegated already.....3
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House of cards0
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Tottenham will win by default. .3
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Quite, if you look who follows it.ForeverAddickted said:Dont know how reliable this twitter account is...1 -
I really want to see the look of the faces of Perez, Glazer and Henry right now.5
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They're just happy that they are no in the ESL top 10hoof_it_up_to_benty said:Tottenham will win by default. .0 -
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What would the legal mechanism for this even be? Seems like a massive can of worms that could unleash unknown consequencesForeverAddickted said:Dont know how reliable this twitter account is...2 -
SSN saying man city deffo out too0
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Would surely need the voting approval from the clubs as well?se9addick said:
What would the legal mechanism for this even be? Seems like a massive can of worms that could unleash unknown consequencesForeverAddickted said:Dont know how reliable this twitter account is...0 -
That's the least of the problems.ForeverAddickted said:
Would surely need the voting approval from the clubs as well?se9addick said:
What would the legal mechanism for this even be? Seems like a massive can of worms that could unleash unknown consequencesForeverAddickted said:Dont know how reliable this twitter account is...1 -
Everyone pulling out apparently. Talks happened and no one going through with it.0
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Why would the current ownership of a club vote to handover 51% of their share?ForeverAddickted said:
Would surely need the voting approval from the clubs as well?se9addick said:
What would the legal mechanism for this even be? Seems like a massive can of worms that could unleash unknown consequencesForeverAddickted said:Dont know how reliable this twitter account is...
Ultimately football clubs in the English professional leagues are almost all private businesses (aside from the couple of Supporters Trust owned clubs), I’m not really sure how the government can unilaterally reconstitute the ownership structure of 92 private companies.1 -
So it's beginning to look like a collusion between a number of the larger teams to get rid of Tottenham from the Premier League.18
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It's Spurs, they'll still finish second at best even if they're the only team left in ithoof_it_up_to_benty said:Tottenham will win by default. .
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The super euro league wasn't so super and didn't last very long0
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86 clubs sticking together for the future of football
Verses six greedy cnuts.
FUCK the greedy six4 -
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If it all collapses the fans of these clubs will turn on the owners - it should be entertaining...5
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They can now finally win something!hoof_it_up_to_benty said:Tottenham will win by default. .0 -
The government can do what they want surely. They can pass a law saying any professional football club as an asset to the community and must have a community ownership percentage. They could change stadium licensing rules so that only part community owned clubs can play. They could refuse work permits to clubs that have no community ownership. The lists goes on and on. They already prevent protected sports from being sold to pay to view, so there's precedent for government interfering in the free market with regards to sport.1
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I hope they do remember it and now they've pulled out the fans dont just allow things to return to normal as though it never happenedhoof_it_up_to_benty said:If it all collapses the fans of these clubs will turn on the owners - it should be entertaining...0 -
Rats deserting a sinking ship.0
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The arrogance and stupidity of these owners is breathtaking - wtf did they expect?
The level of anger is impressive...1 -
Potentially just a man United Vs Liverpool super League!1
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They could...randy andy said:The government can do what they want surely. They can pass a law saying any professional football club as an asset to the community and must have a community ownership percentage. They could change stadium licensing rules so that only part community owned clubs can play. They could refuse work permits to clubs that have no community ownership. The lists goes on and on. They already prevent protected sports from being sold to pay to view, so there's precedent for government interfering in the free market with regards to sport.0 -
Even the Archbishop of Canterbury has pitched in...3
