Belgium Yellow
Level: John Aldridge
(141 Apps, 90 Gls)
Executed the President of Barcelona among other things.
Other European European Super League one step closer?
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Level: John Aldridge
European Super League: Juventus told they face Serie A expulsion
Juventus have been told they face expulsion from Serie A if they continue with the proposed European Super League.
www.bbc.co.uk
Still rumbling on...
Marked Ox
Level: Mickey Lewis
(351 Apps, 7 Gls)
European Super League: Juventus told they face Serie A expulsion
Juventus have been told they face expulsion from Serie A if they continue with the proposed European Super League.www.bbc.co.uk
Still rumbling on...
Just need Serie A to follow through and UEFA to kick all ESL members out of the Champions Lg.
Juventus 5th in Serie A, they may not make it into the Champions League, no wonder they're desperate for the ESL too.
werthersoriginal
Level: James Constable
(280 Apps, 106 Gls)
Oh really? I must find out about that. As part of suppressing Catalonia I guess
Belgium Yellow
Level: John Aldridge
(141 Apps, 90 Gls)
Yes, really detailed article here:
Death of a President: The tragic story of Josep Sunyol
Iain McMullan writes on the death of Barcelona president Josep Sunyol
backpagefootball.com
Marked Ox
Level: Mickey Lewis
(351 Apps, 7 Gls)
Hopefully UEFA follow through. If they don't resign from the ESL then Chuck them out of the Champions Lg, Ropey Lg etc.
But the ESL chairman says ALL clubs are still members and cannot leave?
mooro
Level: Dave Roberts
(176 Apps, 8 Gls)
You can check out any time you like but........you can never leave
Marked Ox
Level: Mickey Lewis
(351 Apps, 7 Gls)
Apart from Juve, Real Madrid and Barca they've all resigned. Perez and Agnelli etc can cry all they want but they've resigned.
If Perez pushes the claim for the fine for leaving, I'm sure Man City and co will fire up the lawyers and it'll take years. Also UEFA could then fine RM, Barca & Juve that amount if they win and distribute it across grassroots football etc.
Also, Serie A have threatened to throw Juve out if they don't resign from the ESL.
The clubs that resigned have agreed to pay UEFA a fine (pitiful amount combined iirc).
Foley
Level: Colin Harrington
(260 Apps, 30 Gls)
So Real Madrid who are in financial difficulties which need them to set up an ESL are now going to sign Mbappe.
Meanwhile 3 clubs have still not withdrawn from the ESL.
Bizzare.
Meanwhile 3 clubs have still not withdrawn from the ESL.
Bizzare.
Marked Ox
Level: Mickey Lewis
(351 Apps, 7 Gls)
Is that newspaper gossip on Mbappe?
Foley
Level: Colin Harrington
(260 Apps, 30 Gls)
Yes to be fair it is newspaper talk.
I guess the point is that Real Madrid can't remotely afford Mbappe.
Maybe it is total nonsense but I wouldn't be surprised.
I guess the point is that Real Madrid can't remotely afford Mbappe.
Maybe it is total nonsense but I wouldn't be surprised.
Also kind of reassuring to see Barcelona having to cut costs after making 2 £100m+ transfers in the past few years.
Would be nice to see the market get back to being a bit more reasonable over the next couple of years
Would be nice to see the market get back to being a bit more reasonable over the next couple of years
Marked Ox
Level: Mickey Lewis
(351 Apps, 7 Gls)
Likewise, assuming they don't get bailed out by the Authorities again, I can't see how they can afford it considering they are struggling to renew contracts with existing players. PSG aren't going to let him go cheap which on outside looks like what Real Madrid would need. I think this is Real Madrid & Perez trying to appease supporters by saying we tried but it didn't happen to save face after the ESL debacle. Of course I could be totally wrong.
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UK PL 6 ESL 'rebels' fined a combined total of ...... £22m.... (which is less than £4m each- oooooh that'll teach them!)
www.independent.co.uk
Premier League fines Super League rebel clubs
It is understood that Liverpool, Man United, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs have reached a settlement with the English top flight
www.independent.co.uk
UK PL 6 ESL 'rebels' fined a combined total of ...... £22m.... (which is less than £4m each- oooooh that'll teach them!)
Premier League fines Super League rebel clubs
It is understood that Liverpool, Man United, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs have reached a settlement with the English top flight
It's a token gesture. The important point is the threat of a £25m fine and a 30 pt deduction each, if they try it again.
- Year of First Game
- 1980
The corpse twitches...
Who do they think will join them however? Rangers and Celtic? Ajax?
European Super League: Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus 'will continue with plans'
Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus say they will carry on with plans to launch a European Super League.
www.bbc.co.uk
Who do they think will join them however? Rangers and Celtic? Ajax?
Inevitable
Mad Dog
Level: Dave Roberts
(176 Apps, 8 Gls)
- Year of First Game
- 1987
It'll happen eventually, because in the end, money wins.The corpse twitches...
European Super League: Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus 'will continue with plans'
Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus say they will carry on with plans to launch a European Super League.www.bbc.co.uk
Who do they think will join them however? Rangers and Celtic? Ajax?
When it does happen, good riddance to the lot of them
bazzer9461
Level: Joey Beauchamp
(428 Apps, 79 Gls)
- Year of First Game
- 1968
And that should not it an end to the over paid players in the prem if that happens, don’t think Murdoch will hang around…..sounds similar to another Aussie KERRY PACKER
The corpse twitches...
European Super League: Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus 'will continue with plans'
Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus say they will carry on with plans to launch a European Super League.www.bbc.co.uk
Who do they think will join them however? Rangers and Celtic? Ajax?
Shows just how much they are in the financial s**t! Absolute desperation!
