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#21

Glad I stopped watching the Premier League a long time ago. It will probably be a success as they don't care about the UK market. Hopefully it will mean people go and watch their local non-league side instead.
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#22

Exiled Wrote:As for leagues not having the power to ban clubs from their own league, Newport County had to play  in Gloucestershire because FAW wanted them to play in their league!

Ahh but they only took on the smaller clubs. They would've **** themselves if Cardiff, Swansea or Wrexham's lawyers came knocking.

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#23

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It's like Channel 4's Italian league years ago, they had pick the best players ever from any league, snotty nosed 15 year olds every time, Baresi, Maldini and about 7 others from that time and league!

When I first saw the English league games, Blackpool, Preston,Bolton, Burnley were the Big shots, this lot wanting to break away were propping up the second division!

How things change!

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#24

(19-04-2021, 11:26 PM)Exiled Wrote:  I don't agree with the Superleague at all but as a point of correctness unless you are well over 100 years old Arsenal have been in the top flight since 1919! Smile

I can remember everyone of the other clubs in the old 2nd division though at some point and Man City even hitting 3rd tier as recently as1998!





It's like Channel 4's Italian league years ago, they had pick the best players ever from any league, snotty nosed 15 year olds every time, Baresi, Maldini and about 7 others from that time and league!

When I first saw the English league games, Blackpool, Preston,Bolton, Burnley were the Big shots, this lot wanting to break away were propping up the second division!

How things change!
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#25

(19-04-2021, 09:23 PM)Neil Wrote:  The Premier League will  be  nothing without those big six, they'll never ban them.

That's rubbish Neil ,
Once these six greedy clubs go plus the owner's the premiere league will be better?more even and not so predictable IMO.
If the players don't want this and refuse to play what can the club do?sack them  . Player's won't be to worried, there will plenty of other clubs that would sign them up? How can a club play with out player's
It's not the clubs that have the power ,it's the player's, ever since no wage limit's.
Once the leagues around europe get their act together and grow some balls,this stupid idea will be squashed or the greedy six will be out of English football for a very long time.
I think I now prefer the six out.

This is the biggest thing to hit football in  my life time and if this is not stopped the game i want to follow and watch. will never be the same .
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#26

Predicted a long time ago: https://twitter.com/HLTCO/status/1384466...79237?s=19
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#27

BBC reporting that Chelsea and Man City looking to pull out of the proposed new league.

News stories breaking all over the bbc sport website tonight. Worth a look if you are following the story from meetings to resignations. A phrase relating to a pack of cards springs to mind.
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#28

Ed Woodward of Man U has resigned. Fan power rules.
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#29

If they are going to cave this quickly it just hammers home it was a power play rather than a serious venture. Its backfired massively and looks like there will be some casuslties (Woodward being the first), hard to feel sorry for them.
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#30

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I was told many years ago, have nothing to do with the law, barristers or judges, one were liars the other were crooks, wonder what this one is or what planet he is on?

MADRID (AP) — A Spanish judge on Tuesday issued a preliminary ruling stopping FIFA and UEFA from taking any immediate action or making statements against the Super League.

The ruling from a mercantile court in Madrid said the soccer governing bodies must refrain from “directly or indirectly” hindering the creation of the breakaway European league.

Judge Manuel Ruiz de Lara ordered FIFA and UEFA to “refrain from taking any measure or action, or from issuing any statement, which prevents or hinders, directly or indirectly, the preparation of the European Super League.”

The 15-page ruling with precautionary measures, issued after a request by the Super League, said FIFA, UEFA and its members — including federations, clubs and domestic leagues — can't threaten or sanction players and teams in the new competition.

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