. Especially considering the fact that all of them own big media, and Juventus board has like 50% of all members with strong media background.
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. Especially considering the fact that all of them own big media, and Juventus board has like 50% of all members with strong media background.Buy on AliExpress.com
The point is you are saying we should be looking in the mirror and be shameful about that we supported the idea of the Superleague, when in reality you are supporting the exact same thing only with a different structure.
Its still a multi billion dollar business runned and owned by the rich.
The English think they are preserving "History" and "Tradition" but the fact is that they sold the Premier League a long time ago to foreign investors and owners.
You are no better than us , even tho you might think you are
Its still a multi billion dollar business runned and owned by the rich.
The English think they are preserving "History" and "Tradition" but the fact is that they sold the Premier League a long time ago to foreign investors and owners.
You are no better than us , even tho you might think you are
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The entire professional football is about money and show. Football as a sport lives several levels below and doesn't have or need media visibility. When this argument about, so to speak, real football was brought into the current clash of financial interests by one of the sides if was nothing but a manipulation, unfortunately.
Because the jump in revenue that the "smaller" elite clubs would receive is more impactful than what they would receive, which would make things harder for them. As it stands, English clubs have money to burn on transfers and it gives them an advantage despite how shit they are in general with handling it.
This is how it appears to me.
Italian and Spanish clubs want to stay in along with Arsenal and Tottenham. The Spanish have rising debts and they know that can't compete with the PL in the long run. Those two English clubs risk every year missing out on the CL, and that's key. Arsenal has sucked for long time and that won't change without something big happening and this is their chance. Chelsea is probably shifty because they are by no means guaranteed a CL place, but they are at a better place than the other two.
Man Utd and Liverpool are harder to pin down. Two of those clubs have American owners who probably wanted this, but one of them just announced the departure of their Vice-President. Liverpool are the non-broke Barca of Britain, they like to pretend to have a higher moral compass.
Italian and Spanish clubs want to stay in along with Arsenal and Tottenham. The Spanish have rising debts and they know that can't compete with the PL in the long run. Those two English clubs risk every year missing out on the CL, and that's key. Arsenal has sucked for long time and that won't change without something big happening and this is their chance. Chelsea is probably shifty because they are by no means guaranteed a CL place, but they are at a better place than the other two.
Man Utd and Liverpool are harder to pin down. Two of those clubs have American owners who probably wanted this, but one of them just announced the departure of their Vice-President. Liverpool are the non-broke Barca of Britain, they like to pretend to have a higher moral compass.
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