That's factually untrue lol, Torino, Roma and Lazio and Napoli have at various times unseated the big three, and under a more equitable model would likely do so again
lets stop the bickering back and forth about managers lmfao. we know who is gonnan stand for one guy and who is gonna stand for the other. right now aint it for the who's merit is better both great managers who if the tables were turned we would be supporting the other manager.
with that said. i agree that uefa and fa and fifa are corrupt and all. and i would be okay with a super league if it was based on merit and allowed leicster west ham wolves etc to fight for a place in it. and when tottenham arsenal united city barca madrid etc are having a shyt year and cant get in on merit they either have to sit it out or be penalized in standings. but just 20 teams is a yawn fest. barca v united or madrid v city is special cuz you are never sure if it will happen this year.
i would prefer uefa clean up their act get the games from behind paywalls at least for knockout stages and if these teams need money find a way to make it happen. because trust if jp morgan wants to give super league money surely other banks will do the same for uefa
English FA gotta implement a winter break and fix scheduling in tandem with uefa
they think a better product is predicated on the teams playing and there being more games but a better product is predicated on the pieces being able to provide the best version of themselves.
it really is a simple fix to the game. maybe have some real FFP not worried about if rich owners come and pump money in the club. worry about owners taking money from the club putting debt unto the club. madrid and united wouldnt even be concerned about this had they've been operated better or sold to better owners and those are the plain facts
why would i believe in a board of madrid and united people to run a league with confidence when they dont even run their own clubs with confidence their own fans barely believe in them.
Literally the only time to do a proper winter break in England is in January coming off the Christmas and New Years fixtures and have it between the 3rd and 4th rounds of the FA Cup. Which always means they have to pull the trigger on continuing on (like for this season) with no replays just straight ET and pens like they do in all the other Domestic Cup's in Europe. And scrap the League Cup but after all this phuckery + covid doubt they will even bring this up tbh. Probably take out the 7 teams whove qualified for Europe. But to me you scrap the League Cup and that gives you at least 3 midweek slots to play games earlier on in the season and this give an opportunity for players to have a week or 2 off later on in the season.I can only speak for myself but you won't find one post from me saying it's a good idea or being for it even if I am now Team Rebel, I'm purely calling out the hypocrisy and the transparency of Sky, BT, etc and their employees and even some of these footballers who have happily profited from that greed and from us fans, or people acting like it's a step too far when we been through the looking glass a long time ago and some of the loudest in opposition to this have more than played their part in thatYeah I don't get the hypocrite talk going on. It's clearly a lesser evil problem right now. Neville, Pep, Infatino or UEFA might be hypocrites but that doesnt mean they are wrong about it.
ESL is plain wrong of the fact that you don't enter it based on results. And I'm saying "results" because we know "merit" isnt really the word considering how some clubs are backed financially.
If the PL was to end today, 4 out of the english Big 6 wouldn't qualify for the CL. In this year's CL, 9 of the last 16 arent in ESL. Hell, Arsenal, Tottenham and Milan weren't even qualified for this year's CL
Where Perez and the Americans went wrong was to guarantee a founder status to 12 clubs which was basically creating a football aristocracy.

Chelsea fans protesting outside the ground and won't let the coach in.
Cech pleading with them to let the players into the ground for the game
The issue isn't the Super League, we already have it in one form or another. The issue is the domestic leagues and governing bodies who failed to promote or control competitive balance.
85 was a Platini pen and 96 was pen shoot vs Ajax. They have the same amount of European Cup/CL as Notts Forest. Forest havent been in the competition in 40 years. And Villa got a bigger stadium 
You know someone in the media departments of the Dirty Dozen really would want to get SLM trending.
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Robert Williams emails in to note that “the PR for the ESL is being handled by iNHouse Communications, run by Katie Perrior, formally Theresa May’s advisor. Quelle surprise.”
I'm not backing UEFA/FIFA. I know the current system needs to be fixed. A Super League of some sort which is the CL is still required but not if 1) Its owned by 12 of the participants. This part is the most bonkers part to me. 2) There is no meritocracy, Those guys are always going to be in it regardless. 3) They pull up the ladder unless they decide who they want to join their party. UEFA and FIFA needs to be more responsible with fixture scheduling, international football etc. and also more transparency. Sure. This current Super League proposal is absolutely not the answer.


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