Your thoughts?I support a german 3rd league club and a low class Bundesliga Club. I cant remember when I watched my last Championsleague or Euroleague match. I dont give a fuck what 12 or 15 super rich clubs will do and how much money they will have. The top 4-5 leagues will loose prestige and all, but the leagues will be more interesting. The biggest loosers are the fans of the super League clubs who cant watch all the matches in the stadium as they cant fly to Manchester/Madrid every other weekend.
Rip champions league win for ManCity
PSG finally won the UCLimpressive win, what fans were waiting for
Inb4 Ajax and PSV take their place.lmao they'd get destroyed every week so I doubt it. I'd also hope that people like van de Sar, Overmars, Blind etc would be against it and convince the board not to do it.
I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
What a day lol rip mourinho
just watch hockey instead u dumbfucksGet some help
Good to see the german clubs and PSG not partaking.I would bet that PSG and Leipzig will participate. The only top clubs I believe will not participate in are Bayern and Dortmund.
Basically a UCL with a league format ruled by the top teams instead of being ruled by corrupted UEFA, i dont see whats wrong with that.
just watch hockey instead u dumbfucksbased
Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;D
I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
Bremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;D
There are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
Bremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.
Bremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.
Responding in orderSpoilerBremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.[close]
1. While I agree that having two great teams face each other only occasionally as opposed to every week does add more to the occasion I also think that having a league where the greatest teams in the world play constantly isn't exactly a boring idea. However, I wholeheartedly disagree with your underdog point, sure there is some novelty in smaller clubs being matched up against huge clubs in the semifinal rounds but these matches almost always amount to nothing as in the end the large club will almost always prevail. Even if the smaller clubs do pull off an upset they just move on to get shit stomped by the next elite club. Maybe it's just my Americanized way of thinking about sports but football/soccer's lack of parity is one of the most annoying things about trying to watch any of the euro leagues because it is always the same 10-15 teams always winning their leagues and the UCL.
2. Correct me if I'm wrong because I am just talking out of my ass for this point but isn't the only reason that the players can't play in the world cup due to FIFA digging their heels in? I get them not wanting to budge on this issue as it is one of the biggest leverage points against the super league but if the super league's launch is a success I doubt it will be long before fans turn on FIFA and start demanding that they allow super league players back in especially since the super league plans to launch next summer and the WC is in the winter. Personally, I just can't see FIFA holding their ground on this issue if the super league manages to be successful.
3. Again my Americanized way of viewing sports may have tainted my view of this issue, but I really couldn't give less of a fuck about fans not being able to see their team live especially at away games. I get that England/Germany/Spain/Italy/France are all tiny countries where everything is just a short train ride away, and being able to see your team away from home on a regular basis is cool. But if not being able to see them away is actually hurting the fan culture then I question how great the culture was, to begin with.
4. Yeah I agree that having leagues that allow teams to have infinite spending power and build super teams that will eventually form a new with each other to further increase profits and fuck over the old leagues kinda sucks. Salary caps are based.
care to elaborate big guy?Responding in orderSpoilerBremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.[close]
1. While I agree that having two great teams face each other only occasionally as opposed to every week does add more to the occasion I also think that having a league where the greatest teams in the world play constantly isn't exactly a boring idea. However, I wholeheartedly disagree with your underdog point, sure there is some novelty in smaller clubs being matched up against huge clubs in the semifinal rounds but these matches almost always amount to nothing as in the end the large club will almost always prevail. Even if the smaller clubs do pull off an upset they just move on to get shit stomped by the next elite club. Maybe it's just my Americanized way of thinking about sports but football/soccer's lack of parity is one of the most annoying things about trying to watch any of the euro leagues because it is always the same 10-15 teams always winning their leagues and the UCL.
2. Correct me if I'm wrong because I am just talking out of my ass for this point but isn't the only reason that the players can't play in the world cup due to FIFA digging their heels in? I get them not wanting to budge on this issue as it is one of the biggest leverage points against the super league but if the super league's launch is a success I doubt it will be long before fans turn on FIFA and start demanding that they allow super league players back in especially since the super league plans to launch next summer and the WC is in the winter. Personally, I just can't see FIFA holding their ground on this issue if the super league manages to be successful.
3. Again my Americanized way of viewing sports may have tainted my view of this issue, but I really couldn't give less of a fuck about fans not being able to see their team live especially at away games. I get that England/Germany/Spain/Italy/France are all tiny countries where everything is just a short train ride away, and being able to see your team away from home on a regular basis is cool. But if not being able to see them away is actually hurting the fan culture then I question how great the culture was, to begin with.
4. Yeah I agree that having leagues that allow teams to have infinite spending power and build super teams that will eventually form a new with each other to further increase profits and fuck over the old leagues kinda sucks. Salary caps are based.
This is not a based take
can't lie, im pro super leagueSpoiler(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EzXycWMUUAs0Q9U?format=jpg&name=small)[close]
The most annoying part of the whole scenario is all the sky sports pundits crying about greed like a bunch of hypocrites and like UEFA is any better.yep theyre equally as bad, it's literally bad guys vs bad guys.
The most annoying part of the whole scenario is all the sky sports pundits crying about greed like a bunch of hypocrites and like UEFA is any better.Bit harsh on the pundits tbh, there's nothing hypocritical about it. They have fuck all to do with UEFA's corrupt business and none of the ones I've seen are even remotely pretending that UEFA is any better. Nor do they have any decisive influence over their former clubs' decisions, so it's not like they could've prevented this from happening. In the end I only see it as a good thing that they are voicing their opinion clearly and are calling fans to action.
They work for the highest paid company in that area who support UEFA blindly in whatever they do, it's not just their opinion they are easily influenced by their pay check and their job security.The most annoying part of the whole scenario is all the sky sports pundits crying about greed like a bunch of hypocrites and like UEFA is any better.Bit harsh on the pundits tbh, there's nothing hypocritical about it. They have fuck all to do with UEFA's corrupt business and none of the ones I've seen are even remotely pretending that UEFA is any better. Nor do they have any decisive influence over their former clubs' decisions, so it's not like they could've prevented this from happening. In the end I only see it as a good thing that they are voicing their opinion clearly and are calling fans to action.
Bremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.
Bremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.
Super league teams wont leave their national leagues, i dont know where that comes from but thats not gonna happen unless they get banned from those leagues (no way). Same goes for the national teams.
About PSG, considering his relation with UEFA and FIFA regarding the world cup in Qatar, they wont join immidiately, but if superleague becomes real they will eventually join, and so will Bayern.
There's no way on earth fifa/uefa allow a tournament that will rake in billions (and devalue fifa/uefa leagues) without their oversight/cut. There's no doubt whatsoever that they will ban players/teams if people don't back down. Not that it will get that far anyway, as soon enough one of the teams will get cold feet and leave (which will then cause the whole thing to collapse).SpoilerBremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.
Super league teams wont leave their national leagues, i dont know where that comes from but thats not gonna happen unless they get banned from those leagues (no way). Same goes for the national teams.
About PSG, considering his relation with UEFA and FIFA regarding the world cup in Qatar, they wont join immidiately, but if superleague becomes real they will eventually join, and so will Bayern.[close]
There's absolutely 0 chance that UEFA and national FA's will allow these teams to continue playing in their leagues if this Super League goes through.
There's no way on earth fifa/uefa allow a tournament that will rake in billions (and devalue fifa/uefa leagues) without their oversight/cut. There's no doubt whatsoever that they will ban players/teams if people don't back down. Not that it will get that far anyway, as soon enough one of the teams will get cold feet and leave (which will then cause the whole thing to collapse).SpoilerBremen it is!Bremen 8)I support [...] a low class Bundesliga Club.
Schalke? ;DThere are different problems.I think it takes away too much from the rest of the game to have this happen.I keep seeing this point repeated and circlejerked over but what exactly is being taken away from the game if this league forms?
First, in a normal UCL year, the top teams dont face each other twice per year. Games like Liverpool vs Real Madrid, Juve vs Manchester United etc dont happen that often, so its a highlight. The knock out situation makes it even more interesting. The Super League takes away the possbility for Underdogs, who somehow just make it to the semifinals in the UCL. In the Superleague, there are just top teams and they face each other so often, that its just not a highlight. After one or two seasons a match like Liverpool versus Fc Barcelona would feel like Liverpool versus Burnley.
Another point is, that Superleague players wont be a allowed in their national teams. So it is a bit like the american olympia teams of some of their top sports. A Nation, England is the best example, cant take players from its strongest 6 Teams, where a lot of national players are playing. That counts for other countries too, so the skill level of the World Cup would drop to a disapointing level.
Then there is the problem with the fans. Imagine you are a Liverpool supporter your whole life. You traveled Up and Down, from Manchester to London, to see your club live in stadium every week. It is the main thing in your life. Now you cant just say " lets go to West Ham versus Liverpool on Saturday, I buy the train tickets"
You have to say " lets go to Juve versus Liverpool, but fuck, I have to go by plane and because the match starts at 8 o clock, I cant fly back the same day"
So fan culture is reduced to home support and social media likes.
Then there is the financial point of other clubs. Many of them get a lot of money from Tv Deals. The matches are shown on TV and whoever pays enough money can show them on his channel. But how much would you pay for a spanish league without Barca, Real and Atletico? How much for a premiere league, where Everton versus Leicester is a top game? They will get less money and have to change their whole financial plan for the next years. Its not 100% sure how this will work out at the end.
These were just some points that came to my mind or that I read in the last days.
Super league teams wont leave their national leagues, i dont know where that comes from but thats not gonna happen unless they get banned from those leagues (no way). Same goes for the national teams.
About PSG, considering his relation with UEFA and FIFA regarding the world cup in Qatar, they wont join immidiately, but if superleague becomes real they will eventually join, and so will Bayern.[close]
And then who is gonna watch PL without the top 6 or the world cup without all the top players?
Superleague teams can survive just playing in that league, but national leagues can't survive without those teams. It will be the same as it was with the European basket 20 years ago, they will eventually assume this superleague because at the end of the day they can't do anything against it without destroying themselves.
I mean the part about the champions league could be only temporary realistically, it's not the first time a league like this has changed and of course that's always a point for the first 10-20 years.Yes for the Champions League that would obviously change over time and it could even impact the prestige of the national leagues. But the inability to participate in the World Cup and European Cup would definitely make future players extremely reluctant to join a team in the ESL.
The thing is as well that no kid grows up dreaming about winning the European Super League. Kids grow up dreaming about participating in and winning their National League, the Champions League, the European Cup and the World Cup. If the next generation would have to choose between those 4 things or just participating in the European Super Cup, they will most likely choose the former.this might be the dumbest post on this thread
Wouldn't expect american tards to understand. Goomba's posts on this thread say enough about how much you guys understand the situation.The thing is as well that no kid grows up dreaming about winning the European Super League. Kids grow up dreaming about participating in and winning their National League, the Champions League, the European Cup and the World Cup. If the next generation would have to choose between those 4 things or just participating in the European Super Cup, they will most likely choose the former.this might be the dumbest post on this thread
Yeah but let's be honest if it does end up going ahead and going on that long with the 'major' teams backing it then that won't happen.I mean the part about the champions league could be only temporary realistically, it's not the first time a league like this has changed and of course that's always a point for the first 10-20 years.Yes for the Champions League that would obviously change over time and it could even impact the prestige of the national leagues. But the inability to participate in the World Cup and European Cup would definitely make future players extremely reluctant to join a team in the ESL.
The thing is as well that no kid grows up dreaming about winning the European Super League. Kids grow up dreaming about participating in and winning their National League, the Champions League, the European Cup and the World Cup. If the next generation would have to choose between those 4 things or just participating in the European Super Cup, they will most likely choose the former.this might be the dumbest post on this thread
No... because it would never go on for that long. If players are genuinely barred from the European Cup and World Cup the super league will die out in no time.Yeah but let's be honest if it does end up going ahead and going on that long with the 'major' teams backing it then that won't happen.I mean the part about the champions league could be only temporary realistically, it's not the first time a league like this has changed and of course that's always a point for the first 10-20 years.Yes for the Champions League that would obviously change over time and it could even impact the prestige of the national leagues. But the inability to participate in the World Cup and European Cup would definitely make future players extremely reluctant to join a team in the ESL.
just watch hockey instead u dumbfuckscringe sport
Man city and Chelsea rumoured to both pull-out :-[ :-[ :-[Wow what a guy!
Man city and Chelsea rumoured to both pull-out :-[ :-[ :-[Wow what a guy!
Watch the momentum not be used to call out UEFA/FIFA at all and nothing changes.Yeah UEFA and FIFA will spin this to make it seem like they are the saviours of football, when they themselves have been destroying it in a similar way for decades.
Barca and Real are only clubs that left in that Super League.