The Super League part deux? (10 Viewers)

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Lion

Lion

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Jan 24, 2007
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shilawieh said:
agnelli wanted what best for his club and himself.

it's always about money and pussy. why should we hate him for something we all want for ourselves.
his friend wife is bad tho..but shit must be worth it ( let's be honest I don't think he saw him as a friend more like a subordinate lol )
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agree we should always want whats best for ourselves.

and that's why ceferin is right to fuck juve over anyway he can. he is doing what's best for himself.
 

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shilawieh

shilawieh

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Lion said:
agree we should always want whats best for ourselves.

and that's why ceferin is right to fuck juve over anyway he can. he is doing what's best for himself.
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no he's not. he's abusing his power along with figc.
it's not illegal to fuck your friends wife but raping her is.
 
s4tch

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nice little summary on how the recent qatargate might influence the superleague case within the eu. tl;dr: this guy from the 2nd tweet is in charge of the promotion of the european lifestyle (yes, a guy is paid for that, and among other responsibilities, there's sport too), and he comes across as your typical corrupt bureaucrat who's willing to take whatever bribe he's offered. and of course he's pro uefa. watch him potentially fall and his downfall might potentially influence uefa's monopoly in football (which is a joke in first place, many sports already have multiple organizations managing different competitions, see basketball euroleague or tennis grand slams)


 
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s4tch said:
nice little summary on how the recent qatargate might influence the superleague case within the eu. tl;dr: this guy from the 2nd tweet is in charge of the promotion of the european lifestyle (yes, a guy is paid for that, and among other responsibilities, there's sport too), and he comes across as your typical corrupt bureaucrat who's willing to take whatever bribe he's offered. and of course he's pro uefa. watch him potentially fall and his downfall might potentially influence uefa's monopoly in football (which is a joke in first place, many sports already have multiple organizations managing different competitions, see basketball euroleague or tennis grand slams)


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The PGA and liv golf merger in recent weeks springs to mind
 
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