Champions League revamp

[HTCHERO]

Barnes pushing the PL 1992 comparison on Talksport

Anyone pushing that narrative quite frankly hasn't a clue. We spent the 90's trying to avoid relegation, so the closed shop PL argument is nonsensical.

The guy talks like he's punch drunk the absolute blert

 

[peteblue]

I can’t wait until fans are back in the stadiums, I hope the levels of abuse will be off the scale when these scum teams run out onto the pitch at away grounds.

I think this will end up being their only punishment. Time will move on and they’ll come come up with another cunning plan. This has been building for years by giving in to them, trying to accommodate them. It‘ll never stop.....

 

[Wat Tyler]

Looks like the media whitewashing has already started, absolving the clubs of blame, just individuals. Absurd.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Paul Barber Brighton CEO not ruling out sanctions

"Long time for trust to be rebuilt" etc...

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Punish them by having that revamp.

In my opinion it's this the clubs didn't anticipate and this what frightened them;








The state/fans having a mandate to work to *take* control of their clubs.

Any review is code for kicking into the long grass... Won't be recommending Dowden cut Goodison pitch.

And if the very unlikely 50+1 rule came about, Germany did it when clubs were worth millions, clubs in EPL are worth billions now, who is paying the shortfall?

 

[Ring master]

 

[hktoffee]

hahahahahahha

The flowers at the back is a bit “over”.

 

[Ring master]

 

[barneygumble]

Paul Barber Brighton CEO not ruling out sanctions

"Long time for trust to be rebuilt" etc...

The person who suggested changing voting to go to 2/3 from 3/4, is spot on.

This goes to show that 14 Chairman have the best interests at heart for the league they are in. They deserve the majority vote, they deserve to say no to these 6 embarassments.

 

[tsubaki]

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lol

absolute lies from start to finish, grind them into a fine paste

 

[hktoffee]

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Come on don’t lie this is the interest of the twelve clubs not stability of the football pyramid. Hypocrite. And sounds like they will come back again so something has to be done to prohibit that.

 

[MikeH72]

Yeah, ask Forest, Wimbledon, Oldham and Sheffield Wednesday if it was a closed shop.

And on the flip side of it, Charlton, Wigan, Bournemouth, Brighton, Hull, clubs that actually fought and earned their right to play in it for years despite having no history to speak of.

 

[bitter-no-better]

What it needs now is these clubs who have been penalised in the past (eg Wigan) to start to put pressure on the FA.

 

[number4.]

I think this will end up being their only punishment. Time will move on and they’ll come come up with another cunning plan. This has been building for years by giving in to them, trying to accommodate them. It‘ll never stop.....

Was inevitable - Sky need to hype up red monday before the 0-0 draw

 

[Martin Alvito]

For us in England, the clubs need to make a stand and make sure that a fine simply won't do, but that's it now, the media spinning has already begun, and now they're all heroes again.

The discussion needs to center around the breach of trust, and what these clubs are going to do to repair that breach.

If I were Moshiri, I would tell them, "Here's the problem. I no longer believe a word you say. You told UEFA that you were satisfied with the reforms while scheming to stab them in the back. Your word about your future intentions is no longer any good. I now know that you are capable of lying to my face and pursuing your own interest behind my back.

I'm prepared to be convinced, but only action will do. You have to tie your own hands meaningfully, so that when you say you will do something I know it's in your interest to do so.

Penance won't cut it. That says you're sorry. But maybe you're just sorry you got caught, and that's part of your plan to regain my trust so you can abuse it again.

So, tell me, how do you plan to take action that irrevocably commits you to common cause with us, so that I can once again believe what you say?"