European Super League

[Windhook]

International law? What international laws? I don't think they plan on committing genocide.

They left the EU so they could do precisely this kind of thing.

In Bobo Johnson words UK are introducing a law against ESL. Big 6 are owned by companies foreign or British that pay taxes in Great Britain, simply said. This law could be overturned at some level of courts, of course.

 

[Vilarrubi]

Don’t think the WC ban will happen tbh. Think they’re just throwing threats out at each other at the moment.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Another phenomenon. Ask him how many of those people could name one more player that played for Argentina.

If those clubs banned those players his friends would probably have never known it. There simply isn't any player who rises to that level in world football once Messi and Ronaldo retire.

Unfortunately i cant ask him anymore.

Maradona alone was reason enough for them to watch argentinia, i would watch egypt matches in world cup just because of salah.

 

[Adversus]

No, they cant just break international law on a whim just because they left the EU.

Making laws(that works) isnt as simple as you think.

I'm asking you what international law it breaks. International laws are there to stop human trafficking and genocide not regulate business - otherwise China wouldn't be able to do half the shit it does.

What you are referring to is trade laws and the UK left all them.

 

[Adversus]

Unfortunately i cant ask him anymore.

Maradona alone was reason enough for them to watch argentinia, i would watch egypt matches in world cup just because of salah.

Sorry to hear that but Egypt were knocked out in the first round.

I don't think a few people not tuning in to watch a couple of Egypt games is really going to move the needle massively.

 

[Morten]

I'm asking you what international law it breaks. International laws are there to stop human trafficking and genocide not regulate business - otherwise China wouldn't be able to do half the shit it does.

What you are referring to is trade laws and the UK left all them.

This makes no sense at all, how can you ask me about something that isnt actually something yet?

Lets see what kind of law the UK government comes up with first, and then courts and so on will sort it out.

If you really think international law only covers "genocide", you are in for a surprise though.

 

[soul24rage]

"@SeguimentFCB, one of the socio associations, demand that Barcelona cannot be part of the Super League until approved by the general assembly. They’re proposing on holding a referendum, with a right to vote [which would require signatures of at least 3% of the socios]"

https://twitter.com/HagridFCB/status/1384552558518312964

Anyone knows what happens if 3% is passed?

 

[Luftstalag14]

Sure, this would seal it and leave no gaps to exploit in the legislation.

This would be a dangerous precedent and route though, basically the governments will create and enact new laws to bar anything they don't like. Nothing they don't want to see will ever be legal again.

 

[KingLeo10]

"@SeguimentFCB, one of the socio associations, demand that Barcelona cannot be part of the Super League until approved by the general assembly. They’re proposing on holding a referendum, with a right to vote [which would require signatures of at least 3% of the socios]"

https://twitter.com/HagridFCB/status/1384552558518312964

Anyone knows what happens if 3% is passed?

Then we get kicked out of ESL and get sanctioned by UEFA/FIFA.

A final parting gift from Don Barto.

 

[FCBfan22]

"@SeguimentFCB, one of the socio associations, demand that Barcelona cannot be part of the Super League until approved by the general assembly. They’re proposing on holding a referendum, with a right to vote [which would require signatures of at least 3% of the socios]"

https://twitter.com/HagridFCB/status/1384552558518312964

Anyone knows what happens if 3% is passed?

If they gather 3% (which is around 5k), we will have another referendum if I understand right.

 

[Adversus]

This makes no sense at all, how can you ask me about something that isnt actually something yet?

Lets see what kind of law the UK government comes up with first, and then courts and so on will sort it out.

If you really think international law only covers "genocide", you are in for a surprise though.

I don't think it only covers genocide but international law beyond things like genocide is mostly just the treaties between nations and the whole point of Brexit was to prevent being bound by treaties that prevented autonomy.

There's no treaty that says the British Government must grant a license to hold a football game at a certain ground at a certain time. Under the EU they might be done under some sort of monopoly or state involvement rule but they no longer exist.

 

[Sterlingfan2000]

BREAKING
I understand Chelsea are now preparing documentation to request withdrawing from the ESL

 

[Morten]

I don't think it only covers genocide but international law beyond things like genocide is mostly just the treaties between nations and the whole point of Brexit was to prevent being bound by treaties that prevented autonomy.

There's no treaty that says the British Government must grant a license to hold a football game at a certain ground at a certain time. Under the EU they might be done under some sort of monopoly or state involvement rule but they no longer exist.

Of course they can break existing laws if they really want to, but its still a serious step to take.

For one, what if the law they come up with contradicts their "competition law"(which is essentially still the same as EU, btw), then they would have to make changes to the "competition law" to accomondate their new law.

All im saying, law is not straight forward, it can get quite...complicated, Brexit isnt going to change that.

 

[FCBfan22]

BREAKING
I understand Chelsea are now preparing documentation to request withdrawing from the ESL

There is also a massive protest in London among their fans.

 

[Sterlingfan2000]

LoL Chelsea is leaving

Fk off Perez. Now city next