The Super League (16 Viewers)

[il brutto]

Have to say that Ceferin seems pretty retarded in all of his recent interviews. Really seems to have a hard time in being coherent with his words.

 

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[Bianconero_Aus]

Have to say that Ceferin seems pretty retarded in all of his recent interviews. Really seems to have a hard time in being coherent with his words.

He comes across as an unhinged coke addict. The guy isn’t right in the head - so of course he was voted to lead the most important confederation in world football lol.

 

[s4tch]

 

[Ali]

Ceferin is loco. Dude is a wannabe dictator.

 

[Xperd]

Respect to Madrid and Barca in that case.

All the other pussy teams chickened out.

 

[kappa96]

Where does it say about the penalty for leaving the project.
Did I missed or something?

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

ceferin claims that juve, real and barca believe earth is flat.

does that mean

Spoiler

earth was flat afterall?

 

[zizinho]

The first club that left the Super League won the CL

 

[.zero]

Precisely what I’ve been saying

good to know

 

[JCK]

5% battery. That was close.

 

[JuveJay]

ceferin claims that juve, real and barca believe earth is flat.

does that mean

Spoiler

earth was flat afterall?

He also took a dig saying that all three clubs applied to be in the CL next season...as if they currently have any choice and are going to forego €100m and competition.

 

[Ronn]

Confirmed the claim, or confirmed they’ve received the claim? The title seems misleading.

 

[Luca]

Where does it say about the penalty for leaving the project.
Did I missed or something?

There’s at least, if not more than 45 pages...

 

[kappa96]

There’s at least, if not more than 45 pages...

Probably. I thought that does pages were about that and that I somehow missed it.

 

[David01]

I'm not a lawyer but I believe Super League clubs have a very good chance of winning in EU courts, there are precedents!

 

[michel]

I'm not a lawyer but I believe Super League clubs have a very good chance of winning in EU courts, there are precedents!

Unlike the US law system, the EU law is not based on precedents but cases get decided on a case by case basis. EU law = civil law, US law = common law.

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

Unlike the US law system, the EU law is not based on precedents but cases get decided on a case by case basis. EU law = civil law, US law = common law.

Actually it's not just either one. Yes, all cases get decided on a case to case basis but precedents do have an influence on that decision. The courts must be consistent.

 

[s4tch]

somebody should inform this guy about brexit

 

[PhRoZeN]

Agenlli in todays press conference on superleague:

'For years I have tried to change European competitions from the inside, because the signs of crisis were evident even before the pandemic.

'The Super League is not a coup, but a desperate cry of alarm for a system that, knowingly or not, is heading towards insolvency.

'The agreement between the founders was conditional on UEFA's prior recognition of the competition. The response was deafening, with offensive terms and arrogant methods, and then it turned to three clubs.

'It is not with this type of behaviour that football is reformed in the face of this crisis. Fortunately, I know not everyone in UEFA feels the same way. The desire for dialogue, however, remains unchanged.

'Other sports have faced changes of this type, and almost all stakeholders agree that the model needs to be changed.

'Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid are determined to achieve a complete reform of the competitions, and above all, in the interest of the clubs that show us fear for this situation.'

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

"The agreement between the founders was conditional on UEFA's prior recognition of the competition."

Meaning?