Don Diaz
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Fulham - good shoutTrying to work out whether I will support Fulham, Leeds or Sunderland.
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Fulham - good shoutTrying to work out whether I will support Fulham, Leeds or Sunderland.
Agreed, it's a bargaining chip.......for the moment. It's also why the CL was expanded from just the winners to 'top 4' in our leagues case years ago. UEFA etc. will probably widen it now even further to top 6 in our case, 4 in France, 5 in Spain and 5 in Germany and Italy. Europa league will go down to 7th and 8th and Cup winners etc. etc.I will still be very surprised if this actually happens.
Nah go proper grass-roots! Here you are:Trying to work out whether I will support Fulham, Leeds or Sunderland.
All correct IMO. The most infuriating thing about this is that UEFA knew this was coming. They've looked the other way as predatory capitalists/oligarchs/sovereign oil states have bought up all of these clubs, and pretended the bastards weren't going to do what they always do.Agreed, it's a bargaining chip.......for the moment. It's also why the CL was expanded from just the winners to 'top 4' in our leagues case years ago. UEFA etc. will probably widen it now even further to top 6 in our case, 4 in France, 5 in Spain and 5 in Germany and Italy. Europa league will go down to 7th and 8th and Cup winners etc. etc.
Always had a soft spot for both Sunderland and Fulham. Leeds will be a sympathetic team as long as they play Bielsa-ball. Sadly, the inevitable upshot of all of this is that a great many clubs will find it even more difficult to survive. Unless, of course, financial support for them is included as a part of whatever emerges.Trying to work out whether I will support Fulham, Leeds or Sunderland.
I'm putting my money on Super Gran.Bananaman is a wanker, Danger Mouse would kick his nuts right in.
Very close to me as well! Nice drink with the hoorays in Putney by the river and pop along for a nice applause at soccer game wot-wot-wotFulham - good shout
For me it's Leeds. They were the first English side I supported (by default) as a kid. I had to be Leeds when my Liverpool buddy donned them on me when we played 1 v 1.Trying to work out whether I will support Fulham, Leeds or Sunderland.
Porto have confirmed they will not be joining the breakaway European Super League.
The more clubs say this (even if, as in the case of PSG, it's a bit disingenuous) the less leverage these "breakaway clubs" have.European Super League: Porto confirm they will not join Champions League rival
Porto have confirmed they will not be joining the breakaway European Super League. Twelve European clubs announced their intention to form a breakaway competition on Sunday night. The teams, who made a joint statement to confirm plans of forming a new European Super League, consist of the...theathletic.com
The more clubs say this (even if, as in the case of PSG, it's a bit disingenuous) the less leverage these "breakaway clubs" have.
Fuck your bro, don't diss Banaman....!!! Super Ted would fuck them both up anyways...!Bananaman is a wanker, Danger Mouse would kick his nuts right in.
Super Ted is a fucking Rolf Harris mate, a proper kiddy fiddler, and Bananaman is a fucking junkie, true.Fuck your bro, don't diss Banaman....!!! Super Ted would fuck them both up anyways...!
Where is that fucking ignore button...Super Ted is a fucking Rolf Harris mate, a proper kiddy fiddler, and Bananaman is a fucking junkie, true.
Always had a soft spot for both Sunderland and Fulham. Leeds will be a sympathetic team as long as they play Bielsa-ball. Sadly, the inevitable upshot of all of this is that a great many clubs will find it even more difficult to survive. Unless, of course, financial support for them is included as a part of whatever emerges.
As long as PSG win it I don't give a fuck.Just read some reporting that UEFA is going to expel Real, Chelski, and City from THIS season's semis and replace with Bayern, Dortmund, and Porto. That would be a hoot.
The German clubs seem to have a soul, and 51% fan ownership I think? Their league may remain unchanged?Here's a question.........who thinks if the rest of the major European leagues say 'fine' fuck off then and kick the clubs out of the domestice leagues, in a similar style to the Kerry Packer failed cricket circus, to the 15 clubs and no-one is interested in Spurs vs Atletico or Bayern vs Arsenal 4 Wednesdays a year - ie fans shun it that the ESL eventually fails?
The Premier league and FA Cup would be fought out between Everton, Leicester, West ham, Villa, Wolves and Southampton etc. similarly in Spain, Italy and Germany. There's a strong possibility that would be more interesting than ESL perhaps?
Everton is saddened and disappointed to see proposals of a breakaway league pushed forward by six clubs.
Six clubs acting entirely in their own interests.
Six clubs tarnishing the reputation of our league and the game.
Six clubs choosing to disrespect every other club with whom they sit around the Premier League table.
Six clubs taking for granted and even betraying the majority of football supporters across our country and beyond.
At this time of national and international crisis - and a defining period for our game - clubs should be working together collaboratively with the ideals of our game and its supporters uppermost.
Instead, these clubs have been secretly conspiring to break away from a football pyramid that has served them so well.
And in that Pyramid Everton salutes EVERY club, be it Leicester City, Accrington Stanley, Gillingham, Lincoln City, Morecambe, Southend United, Notts County and the rest who have, with their very being, enriched the lives of their supporters throughout the game's history. And vice versa.
The self-proclaimed Super Six appear intent on disenfranchising supporters across the game - including their own - by putting the very structure that underpins the game we love under threat.
The backlash is understandable and deserved – and has to be listened to.
This preposterous arrogance is not wanted anywhere in football outside of the clubs that have drafted this plan.
On behalf of everyone associated with Everton, we respectfully ask that the proposals are immediately withdrawn and that the private meetings and subversive practises that have brought our beautiful game to possibly its lowest ever position in terms of trust end now.
Finally we would ask the owners, chairmen, and Board members of the six clubs to remember the privileged position they hold – not only as custodians of their clubs but also custodians of the game. The responsibility they carry should be taken seriously.
We urge them all to consider what they wish their legacy to be.
Everton FC Board of Directors