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Why do greedy businessmen have to come into the biggest clubs in England and interfere with them?
It’s absolutely pathetic. Some people have seen me devalue the Europa League on here but I would rather PLAY in it instead of playing in the fake European Super League. I want to see my team play in the PL and actually get into the Champions League and win trophies on merit.
Yes I’m stating the obvious but these leeches want our clubs in the fake European Super League because they know they will earn a gigantic paycheque.
Fûck you Glazers and Woodward
Fûck you FSG
Fûck you Kroenke
Fûck you Levy
Fûck you Abramovich
Fûck you Khaldoon Al Mubarak and Sheikh Mansour
All of them can go suck a dîck. They do not care about the fans and the players.
I hope the government do something ASAP.
5 Answers
- 2 weeks ago
money it's always been about money, and from thier perspective the plums are about as ripe as they are going to be right about now, other than the current pandemic, the game of football is massive right now so this is the time for thier plans to take effect.. things have been imho suspicious for a while, with these multiple one of games being broadcast by other parties, the right's to broadcast going up and up, and now this
not sure what gov is supposed to do without enforcing some autocratic legislation into a democratic system, however in a court situation which i think is where this will eventually go......our biggest weapon i believe is not it's a threat it's not it's creating a monopoly, beacuse the facts don't bare that out.....it is actually the moral ground that this is against the fabric of sporting competitivness, it's a closed club, completely going against democratic principles, and that's where i believe this plan will lose on this moral standing
- 2 weeks ago
Every one of these clubs brought it on themselves. They could have said no, but they didn't. So blame the old chairmen (the OG's of 'not caring about fans and players). Let's go back 29 years when the chairmen of the first division broke away from the EFL and started something called the 'Premier League'? Why? SO THEY COULD MAKE MORE MONEY FROM RUPERT MURDOCH/SKY THAN ITV WERE OFFERING. The European Cup used to be strictly for league champions. Then, UEFA decided to open it up to more teams, sell the rights for a lot more money, and come up with a catchy intro tune. Behold...THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE? Why? MONEY!
But by all means, please watch Sky Sports news where they complain about how the integrity of a competition that they worked to set up, and by all means, don't look at Rupert Murdoch trying to take over rugby league in Australia with his 'Super League' competition (all because of Pay TV).
What if I told you that four of the breakaway clubs listed were part of the group of five that started the breakaway into the Premier League? Man City were a 2nd/3rd tier club gifted a new stadium by the government when Bonesaw PetroState took over. Their fans getting worked up are really hilarious.
- ?Lv 52 weeks ago
In my opinion the best thing the English Football Association should do Is give them the option of playing in the super league or the premier league, not both, and FIFA should ban players who play in this super league from playing international football like the world cup. After all this super league is a rebel league and not sanctioned by FIFA, UEFA or the English football association.
