Premier League 2020/2021
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Xaviniesta
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barca socios would vote for bartomeu a 2nd time if they could
Sterlingfan2000
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Guys do u think we will have a new super league attempt next season? Can the Super League go ahead without English clubs
Fati_Future_BallonDor
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Next season? No. Maybe in 2-3 seasons.
Luftstalag14
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Givenchy
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That is actually the Super league Perez and co should of presented; exclude the PL teams and form a Super league with top 5 teams from each of Ligue1, Laliga, SerieA and Bundesliga. Then form a 2nd division of the next 5 from each league.
anyways these protests aren't really about the Super league shit imo, it's been a long time brewing for United fans vs Glazers
JerseyAddict
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Yes, Utd fans are full of Glazers. They think they would go back to "old" glory path without them. As they have a high chance of winning EL they are "delusional" that they are entitled to PL and UCL titles.
While there is City in the PL they will have a hard time. Unlimited moneyflow is touch to far for them.
While there is City in the PL they will have a hard time. Unlimited moneyflow is touch to far for them.
Sterlingfan2000
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Breaking : A Tottenham Fan was seen in Old Trafford trying to steal a Trophy
Found this at reddit haha
Found this at reddit haha
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United produces and spends just as much money as City does, they can definitely compete. Secondly, yes they can do better without them. Glazer's recruitment policy over the past 10 years has been shambolic. They haven't had a real right winger since the early 2010s, excluding Di Maria's 6 month tint. They simply do not know or understand how to manage a FOOTBALL club.
Also, they don't spend any of their own money on the club. United spends the money they generate. In fact, the Glazers take money OUT of the club (around 80m a year).
If anything United fans are justified in their anger. These guys are not only leeches, but have completely made them uncompetitive in Europe too. I don't know about going back to the glory days when theyre gone, but they sure as hell don't need them.
Fati_Future_BallonDor
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Hattrick Gareth Bale !
Yannik
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The Glazer protests are probably some of the most progressive shit I've seen from PL fans in years. Fans actually hitting the streets instead of creating #glazersout hashtags or flying dumb meme banners over stadiums. And the media is so perplex about it that they all dont know wether they should be for it or condemn the "extremes" (lel) that fans, who were ignored for so long, suddenly go to.. At this point the ESL disaster looks like a real wakeup call for many British people, which is nice to see. Hopefully this spirit drags on and goes over to more clubs instead of just blowing over.
JerseyAddict
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All top EPL clubs are money factories... That's undisputable. But we can also argue that Utd without Glazers would be better. Having money is not enough. Utd needs complete reset.
And to be fair, it is Glazers private thing, they can do what they want with it.
And to be fair, it is Glazers private thing, they can do what they want with it.
JerseyAddict
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Well... The problem with them is that they want to run the clubs that are privat owned. Look at Newcastle. They are against current owner, but they don't allow him to sell to highest bidder. Shit here shit there. They want unlimited money and to keep it like a "national" thing. Well "lads", it goes bothways.
Owners pulling out earned money from their "company"? Well that's new. It is not like they are stealing it. It is money their clubs earned. And in the end, it is theirs.
It is a shit thing to do but it is legit. Fans can always try to buy clubs from the owners.
Sterlingfan2000
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Newcastle didn't got took over because top 6 club blocked it. Saudis would make Newcastle a top Club and the least the Top 6 need is a new Opponent.
Jenks
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The Premier League, supported by The FA, is taking the following actions to protect our game, our clubs and their fans from further disruption and uncertainty:
- Additional rules and regulation to ensure the principles of the Premier League and open competition are protected
- A new Owners' Charter that all club owners will be required to sign up to, committing them to the core principles of the Premier League
- Breaches of these rules and the Charter will be subject to significant sanctions
- We are enlisting the support of Government to bring in appropriate legislation to protect football's open pyramid, principles of sporting merit and the integrity of the football community
We will work with the fan groups, Government, UEFA, The FA, EFL, PFA and LMA to defend the integrity and future prospects of English Football.
https://www.premierleague.com/news/2128084
- Additional rules and regulation to ensure the principles of the Premier League and open competition are protected
- A new Owners' Charter that all club owners will be required to sign up to, committing them to the core principles of the Premier League
- Breaches of these rules and the Charter will be subject to significant sanctions
- We are enlisting the support of Government to bring in appropriate legislation to protect football's open pyramid, principles of sporting merit and the integrity of the football community
We will work with the fan groups, Government, UEFA, The FA, EFL, PFA and LMA to defend the integrity and future prospects of English Football.
https://www.premierleague.com/news/2128084
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