The Super League part tre? (19 Viewers)
- Thread starter Knowah
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Start ESL with Madrid and Barca as a founding member
Ruin relations with UEFA, club president becomes public enemy number 1
Club gets framed in some absolutely rubbish scandal. UEFA take advantage of it, ban the club from Europe. Club is compromised and has no choice but to accept UEFA's position.
ESL beats UEFA in court but poor old JJ can't even take a stand on this given what has happened in the last 12 months.
Tapiro D'Oro goes to JJ. The biggest loser of this entire fiasco. Clearly a sign of weak leadership at the top.
Ruin relations with UEFA, club president becomes public enemy number 1
Club gets framed in some absolutely rubbish scandal. UEFA take advantage of it, ban the club from Europe. Club is compromised and has no choice but to accept UEFA's position.
ESL beats UEFA in court but poor old JJ can't even take a stand on this given what has happened in the last 12 months.
Tapiro D'Oro goes to JJ. The biggest loser of this entire fiasco. Clearly a sign of weak leadership at the top.
That's fine, we'll get ours once we use the shit out of UEFA and FIGC for financial damages, which we will definitely surely do 
I wouldn't take that too seriously on its own.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/11/sig...ent-after-elon-musk-fueled-buying-frenzy.html
stocks stronk. why if we're out of the project? 
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/11/sig...ent-after-elon-musk-fueled-buying-frenzy.html
I must be misinterpreting this verdict.
Doesn't the ruling explicitly say UEFA is still allowed to determine the rules for all new projects?
They even ruled it's not disallowed for UEFA to determine the rules & organise competitions themselves (which was one of the main complaints of the entire case). The ruling only states there should be more transparency & input from the clubs. Which UEFA can claim they've already been doing (since 2021).
Furthermore, the court ruled that governing bodies such as UEFA or FIFA are important & essentially a good thing.
I'm afraid people who think UEFA were dealt a blow by this verdict are missing the point.
Never mind the fact that, besides Real & Barcelona, there doesn't even seem to be any interest from the clubs anymore.
In short: a superleague is not going to happen any time soon.
Doesn't the ruling explicitly say UEFA is still allowed to determine the rules for all new projects?
They even ruled it's not disallowed for UEFA to determine the rules & organise competitions themselves (which was one of the main complaints of the entire case). The ruling only states there should be more transparency & input from the clubs. Which UEFA can claim they've already been doing (since 2021).
Furthermore, the court ruled that governing bodies such as UEFA or FIFA are important & essentially a good thing.
I'm afraid people who think UEFA were dealt a blow by this verdict are missing the point.
Never mind the fact that, besides Real & Barcelona, there doesn't even seem to be any interest from the clubs anymore.
In short: a superleague is not going to happen any time soon.
