Today’s Football 25/26 Season

[jaycee]

nice equaliser for the Railwaymen

Very well worked set piece, it's been an okay game so far

 

[Swartzy]

Saw this brought up earlier regarding club games, just get those yanks out of our game..

 

[Bryan+]

All because Barca are losing massive revenue cos their stadium still isn’t ready

 

[arch stanton]

Very well worked set piece, it's been an okay game so far

isnt it refreshing with no VAR kerfuffle

 

[Blueclouds]

Probably why we need regulators in ASAP. This is dire news

 

[Rita_Poon]

All because Barca are losing massive revenue cos their stadium still isn’t ready

Let em play at BMD for an evening?

 

[jaycee]

Lovely goal that, had a really good game that Sanders

 

[arch stanton]

Probably why we need regulators in ASAP. This is dire news

however the regulator has been appointed is someone who has already worked for the EPL and funded the Nandy and starmer. I'm not surety regulator will be doing anything remotely contentious and is another highly paid nodding dog.

David Kogan appointed chair of new independent football regulator

Sports media rights executive David Kogan is appointed as the first chair of English football's new independent regulator.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[arch stanton]

Lovely goal that, had a really good game that Sanders

Crewe played some nice stuff there, I enjoyed that game

 

[Swartzy]

Watford - looking like their carrying on their Manager merry go round..

 

[mmmmsnouts]

Watford - looking like their carrying on their Manager merry go round..

Gino Pozzo showing Marinakis how it’s done, absolutely wrote the book on running your club like a three ring circus

 

[Rita_Poon]

Premier League gambling: Betting ads undermine reduction pledge

Researchers say data showing the scale of gambling advertising in the Premier League proves self-regulation is failing.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Rita_Poon]

Arsenal hold internal talks about redeveloping Emirates Stadium

Arsenal hold internal discussions about expanding the capacity of Emirates Stadium, which currently sits just over 60,000.

www.bbc.co.uk

With a capacity of 60,704, Arsenal have the fifth-largest stadium among English football clubs.

Manchester United's Old Trafford is the biggest ground with a capacity of 74,879, while Tottenham's home is second (62,850), West Ham (62,500) third and Liverpool (61,276) fourth.

Sounds like they are trying to alter the layout of their 'seat unique' spaces to expand capacity. Is it a sign that basic corporate uptake of tickets is floundering?