European Super League
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Makes perfect sense. Just look at Perez deal with the Saudis.
We need to fight this as hard as possible, I'd actually be in favour of FIFA and UEFA punishing Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus with the strongest possible actions for the way they keep pushing this corrupt narrative.
Really poor from Klopp.
None taken... Is castanet even an insult?
Which Wouldn't be at all for me
Aye. Comes across as if it’s more important that his club don’t get criticised, rather than fans, players and pundits continue to lobby for the change to ensure this cannot happen again.
Well, you don't have to be "state owned" to get some help from government or the city. Or did he forgot?
https://www.ft.com/content/750e14a2-3f94-11e6-9f2c-36b487ebd80a
They have lived over they income. Now the reality is catching up with some clubs and they suddenly want change to suit them.
Why is FFP about about dragging City and PSG's spending down to Reals level. Why not dragging Reals down to Bayer Leverkusens level. I hope he keeps harping on about this and forces more serious people to address the actual problems, rather than Perez's childish little temper tantrum
Can someone IT literate mesh two videos with Klopp saying "you all have to" then cut to Harry Enfields Scousers saying " call down, calm down"
Perez simply can't compute that something hasn't gone his way. Tw@t
Love to see him try to sue United and the other five English clubs. Apart from the fact that collectively, we've got deeper pockets, if he won, Real would be the pariah of European/world football...
.... which sounds ok too.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...annot-leave-as-manchester-united-fans-protest
The stupid thing is they can afford the money they're spending, theres minimal danger of them going out of business. Real cant they're the ones who's finances actually need to be regulated.
Good luck competing with City's lawyers.
Real Madrid later went on to win the case against the European Commission in a European court. I know we're pissed at Florentino Pérez but let's try to be right on the facts.
I'm not sure if Klopp is being deliberately dense (to support the owners) or just dense..... and ignorant of the issues.
It's nothing to do with the media winding up the fans. Yes, the ESL has died this time but it can come back and that's not the only issue... the fans of most of the club's involved were unhappy to differing extents before. Just because it's failed and the owners have given their pathetic "we're sorry", that doesn't mean we say "oh that's ok then". (1) we still don't trust them and (2) we see this is an opportunity to push for something else, something we wanted pre ESL ..... change of ownership.
I get his point about CV19 (and MUST have been very clear protests should be legal and safe) but for Klopp not to see what the problem is, is amazing. Especially when Liverpool fans (including their official fan groups) have said this isn't over.
It's nothing to do with the media winding up the fans. Yes, the ESL has died this time but it can come back and that's not the only issue... the fans of most of the club's involved were unhappy to differing extents before. Just because it's failed and the owners have given their pathetic "we're sorry", that doesn't mean we say "oh that's ok then". (1) we still don't trust them and (2) we see this is an opportunity to push for something else, something we wanted pre ESL ..... change of ownership.
I get his point about CV19 (and MUST have been very clear protests should be legal and safe) but for Klopp not to see what the problem is, is amazing. Especially when Liverpool fans (including their official fan groups) have said this isn't over.
Might be true somewhere else, but all the people I know who watch (and play) football here thought the ESL was shit.
Madrid and Barça still in 100%
Juve as well
Florentino will build his league and then will find other clubs in financial trouble to complete the league
The bankruptcy league
Juve as well
Florentino will build his league and then will find other clubs in financial trouble to complete the league
The bankruptcy league
Klopp makes sense. It’s all so hysterical. Not helped by the media fanning the flames.
The point was not about winning in the court. The point was that he can't talk about state owned clubs when he isn't that innocent when it comes to getting a bit help from government or the city.
on meth you mean ?
yeah. He’s bit desperate. Even then they’ll never get required or projected money if EPL clubs are not involved
They should have just changed the relegation promotion part. That was the main problem, wouldn't it have been easier to do that than let it fall apart?
That.....is an incredible idea.
Would have defeated the whole purpose of it though.
Really? We should all sweep it under the carpet? Move along folks.... Nothing to see here
They would still be making so much more money though by not sharing any with Uefa.
I for one thought he would welcome the distraction from his team’s string of poor results. Maybe that’s the plan. Get angry at him due to his poor takes on the ESL, and not for Pool’s underperformance.
I think they would want to bring it back with a very half assed relegation upgrade. But having overplayed their hand so badly they will be unable to regroup.
That’s certainly a lot more passionate than he’s ever been about Liverpool fans smashing up opposition coaches for no reason.
What's weird is that that source (Zeitung) is very reliable, yet they're somehow the only ones mentioning the Saudi's. Nobody else seems to report it...