I already know Ryan 'bang average' Mason is gonna try and shoehorn his successor Harry 'super average' Winks back in to the first 11.
Should've let Chris Houghton get a go
Should've let Chris Houghton get a go
Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - RIP Diogo Jota
TobiOT
Veteran
Spade
Superstar
Yep. predictable it was going to be one of those two. There really is no need for them to join this league.
blues_funk_reggae
Veteran
Low key (at least for me) football hasn't been this exciting for weeks
Kunty McPhuck
Scust Szn has Returned
They didnt want to be outsiders (Clubs) even tho they would always be the outsiders (owners).
Ukbrotha
Superstar
Chelsea should have never agreed to saving those broke boys.
Lets get that good will now
They didnt need it they just wanted to play with the big boys.
Yippee Ki Yay
All Star
Getting some good will towards your team is some wishful thinking and dreaming going on thereChelsea should have never agreed to saving those broke boys.
Lets get that good will now
Neither team should have contemplated entering in to it in the first place with the amount of money their owners have anyway
cmon sheik make these rest of these lot feel like the broke boys they are
Chelsea and Man City racking up titles and European Cups while they play friendlies in Cleveland
My thing with the ESL is this, the clubs considered “super” today may not be the super ones of tomorrow as we’ve seen with some past European powerhouse clubs that have lost a bit of their pedigree across the continent e.g. Ajax, Milan, Benfica etc
But tbh, once big money got into football and it became a bonafide business then something like this was always on the cards.
A good number of the ESL clubs have some large debts they need to service (FCB, Man U, Real Madrid, Atlethi, Spurs etc).
Let’s see. I don’t think the ESL goes through but instead is used as a nuclear option to negotiate more money from UEFA.
Sad day for the sport.
But tbh, once big money got into football and it became a bonafide business then something like this was always on the cards.
A good number of the ESL clubs have some large debts they need to service (FCB, Man U, Real Madrid, Atlethi, Spurs etc).
Let’s see. I don’t think the ESL goes through but instead is used as a nuclear option to negotiate more money from UEFA.
Sad day for the sport.
SAVING FOOTBALL
Roman is probably the only one who wouldn't mind wasting money to break the contract.
