Champions League revamp

[Death]

I'm going to miss the derby to be honest. Ah well.

Its been an absolute blast the past 20 years hasnt it. Ill just have to frequent my main brazer dominatrix more often and ask her to kick me in the groin extra hard. It'll cost extra but I'll have to fill that derby void.

 

[jayden28]

Surely the vast majority of supporters. Of these "big 6" clubs are going to kick off about this.

I'm been speaking to utd and Chelsea fans I know and all are against it

 

[Goat]

I would rather become Tranmere and see us have a chance to win a title or trophy than finishing 8th every year with "better" players for the next millennium.

Footballs become a sham these days I couldn't care less if the money went out of it.

Thats if you assume they are the only 2 options.

Option 3 is we get it right at some point and compete at the very top.

I know, but at least the dream is always there.

 

[Tubey]

The downside would be the other 14 clubs couldn't afford to pay their bills without their massive incomes.

Could see a lot of cancelled contracts if it happened.

As I say, we would become a Tranmere overnight, now the rest of the league would as well, but its not all sunshine.

It depends. Sky would still show the Premier League, deals signed up to for next season already I believe, there'd be a transition of sorts but if they banned all player trading with the breakaway clubs that'd be another nail in the coffin for it. We also have a relative 'sugar daddy' owner so would be insulated a bit, plus FFP would be binned off.

Overall it'd be a massively good thing for us, and for football. It'd reset the game completely, which is badly needed - an unoffial 'salary cap' scenario.

 

[Goat]

It depends. Sky would still show the Premier League, deals signed up to for next season already I believe, there'd be a transition of sorts but if they banned all player trading with the breakaway clubs that'd be another nail in the coffin for it. We also have a relative 'sugar daddy' owner so would be insulated a bit, plus FFP would be binned off.

Overall it'd be a massively good thing for us, and for football. It'd reset the game completely, which is badly needed - an unoffial 'salary cap' scenario.

Nar, BBC would win the "premier league" rights at about 40 quid a year.

Dont get me wrong, get them all gone.

 

[Brownie]

I think there's a significant risk for the clubs concerned if they do go through with it. Not so much with the sanctions, but with popularity. If it turns out there's actually more interest overall in domestic leagues without these clubs than there is in a super league, then what are they going to do? As the Premier League says, it would be irreparable. They'd all go out of business.

 

[DanB90]

So the PL and fifa saying they wouldn’t be allowed to compete in any other comps?

Get them gone. We’ll survive.

 

[DanB90]

Can’t help but feel even with the big 6 gone, we’ll still manage to finish 7th though.

 

[riddick]

If the Premier League want to take a powerful stance they should ban all of these from Europe next season right now. Well...Arsenal are doing that to themselves but the point stands.

 

[4737carlin]

Good to near Neville then saying it as it is

 

[Tubey]

Gary Neville on Sky: "The clubs involved should be absolutely ashamed of themselves."

That's the other bonus from this - they've made themselves look like the clowns they are regardless of how it goes. It's great.

 

[Goat]

Gary Neville on Sky: "The clubs involved should be absolutely ashamed of themselves."

That's the other bonus from this - they've made themselves look like the clowns they are regardless of how it goes. It's great.

Yes, there are some "brands" who are gonna come out of this looking like the utter bellends we know they are.

 

[Lapeno77]

Celtic and Rangers to be invited into the PL to replace the 6?
Both have large fanbases and add to the mix. Certainly bigger than some of those leaving

 

[Wayno]

Premier league will still be massive.

None of them clubs founded the league, get rid.

 

[Vic Vinegar]

How long before the likes of Arsenal and Spurs get bored of finishing bottom of the league every year?