The Super League (38 Viewers)

[Osman]

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Xperd]

What the fuck

This is not good

 

[ALC]

The worst part about this is that UEFA ends up looking like the good guys. Thanks Obama

 

[kocunar]

What the fuck

This is not good

They weren't involved anyway and have ongoing deals with UCL and EPL. Dont get baited by this.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

What the fuck

This is not good

that's because amazon already has an agreement with the English league to televise certain number of games. Anyways... there's plenty of other platforms, I thought DAZN was rumoured to be one. I wouldn't be surprised if someone like Netflix see's it as an opportunity.

 

[fredrik]

What the fuck

This is not good

Tv distrebuters will fight tooth and nail over the tv rights, make no mistake. Score cheap points now is easy

 

[Salvo]

 

[kocunar]

How does that even work, what would that money be used for?

 

[Bjerknes]

Of course everyone who already made big deals to broadcast leagues are going to be pissed. And they'll use the pity party tactic as well.

 

[ALC]

this would be great, especially if the 12 founder clubs are not involved

 

[kocunar]

UEFA would deal the killing blow to itself with this move.

 

[juve123]

Florentino Perez: The contract is binding, nobody can leave, there aren’t any problems between any of the clubs, everything is signed and agreed.

 

[Osman]

Florentino Perez: The contract is binding, nobody can leave, there aren’t any problems between any of the clubs, everything is signed and agreed.

Lets see if the energy stays the same if they are officially banned from their domestic leagues.

 

[Xperd]

that's because amazon already has an agreement with the English league to televise certain number of games. Anyways... there's plenty of other platforms, I thought DAZN was rumoured to be one. I wouldn't be surprised if someone like Netflix see's it as an opportunity.

What if Netflix releases a statement tomorrow given the overwhelmingly negative traction this story is gaining?
Everybody have started to take a stand and the media is doing everything to bury this concept.

In the end, someone will end up being the scapegoat and I fear it's going to be Agnelli.

 

[PhRoZeN]

What the fuck

This is not good

Power to the people, media wins.

 

[zizinho]

Lets see if the energy stays the same if they are officially banned from their domestic leagues.

I don't think they can legally be banned but let's see

 

[Lion]

Lets see if the energy stays the same if they are officially banned from their domestic leagues.

i find it hard to believe that this wasn't brought up in the talks. these clubs have armies of lawyers and consultants and have been talking about this for years and years. this wasn't a decision out of impulse.

they will weather the storm. maybe the only thing that would hold it back is the backlash from the players, but even that won't be long once they see the pay increase.

dictatorships murder people in cold blood and no one can stop them. and thats with violent protests and sanctions. you think some cucks crying over social media will stop this deal from going through?

 

[PhRoZeN]

Oil clubs would be among the first ones.

Interesting to see if Americans representing United, Pool and Arsenal listen to the fans and backout or go balls deep into this.

It only takes one for the dominoes to fall.

 

[kappa96]

Lets see if the energy stays the same if they are officially banned from their domestic leagues.

Except you can't ban them without breaking anti trust laws in the EU.
You need to to offer solid evidence that doesn't start "They wanted to form another competion and compete against our monopoly in European football".

 

[fredrik]

Lets see if the energy stays the same if they are officially banned from their domestic leagues.

And who would watch those leagues without all the big teams? The money, interest and prestige would evaporate from all big leagues. Given the choice i guess most teams in serie a , spain and epl would pray for the big teams to stay