EPTi think they expected backlash for sure but they didnt realise they were literally taking on the entire world. like literally.
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evilfatsh1t
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i think they expected backlash for sure but they didnt realise they were literally taking on the entire world. like literally. | ||
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sneakyfox
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Liquid`Drone
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On April 21 2021 04:00 Bacillus wrote: I'm a bit puzzled why they abandoned it so quickly. They must have expected a heavy backlash, nothing so far is particularly unexpected. I thought disband could easily happen in a few weeks as the resistance starts forming something more concrete and substantial, but that was never going to happen in a handful of days. I think the backlash was a lot harsher than expected for some of them tbh, particularly for the reluctant joiners, and this required every team to join in to succeed. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
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sneirac
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Faruko
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RvB
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On April 21 2021 03:58 Liquid`Drone wrote: I mean, it's crisis averted for now, but I don't imagine it's an end of the saga. Berlusconi wanted this 25 years ago, and Wenger predicted it happening more than a decade ago - without supporting it. Pushing for and implementing a 50+1 model is prolly the only way to sorta-permanently stop the plans. I don't see how a 50+1 model would solve this. Barca and Real Madrid are fan owned and they would've joined if it weren't for the backlash. I'm pretty sure if it was a success a club like Bayern would've joined in one or two years when it would've been properly established. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
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its the fking purge and i just hope woodwards replacement isnt an even worse glazers puppet. | ||
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zeo
Serbia6343 Posts
On April 21 2021 03:56 Jockmcplop wrote: This is more exciting than most of the football this year tbh. Imagine being a German football fan. Bayern wins lol and no part in the biggest existential crisis in World football of the last few decades. Thats no fun | ||
Pandemona
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So him being out of football is good. | ||
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sneakyfox
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They're trying to prevent the coming changes from being substantial by appearing to already handle the situation themselves. | ||
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Oukka
Finland1683 Posts
Same thing with the whole wider ESL, next time this surfaces the big clubs will be ready to drop out of everything else. As long as football clubs are global entertainment businesses this concept isn't going away. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
The book and documentary on these 48hrs are going to be amazing. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22675 Posts
On April 21 2021 04:14 Oukka wrote: Its all about debt.Woodward is just a fall guy. Whatever happens this doesn't change the fact that Glazers still treat the club as a revenue extraction machine. They'll get a new guy in with the same brief as Woodward had. Same thing with the whole wider ESL, next time this surfaces the big clubs will be ready to drop out of everything else. As long as football clubs are global entertainment businesses this concept isn't going away. Its not for nothing that most of the founding members of the SL are also some of the biggest indebted clubs in the world. This gamble was entirely about securing guaranteed income, that is why they couldn't be relegated and why the money was mostly fixed and not weighted towards winning. Missing out on the Champion's league because of a bad season is a massive financial disaster. But instead of pushing for financial reforms that curb the excessive money spend on players they tried to secure themselves more guaranteed money. And they clearly underestimated how massive and most of all united the resistance against this SL was. | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2122 Posts
On April 21 2021 04:03 Liquid`Drone wrote: I think the backlash was a lot harsher than expected for some of them tbh, particularly for the reluctant joiners, and this required every team to join in to succeed. Hmm, possibly. I have to say, if I ever went against multiple rich & powerful organizations and vast majority of biggest football fanbases in Europe simultaneously, I'd be prepared for a war. Maybe the players' reaction surprised them or something. | ||
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