I know somebody who isn't going to spend much on transfers because covid, stadium costs, pyramid hands etc.
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I know somebody who isn't going to spend much on transfers because covid, stadium costs, pyramid hands etc.
Levy will find a way to get out of spending most likely.
Pretty sure I read that founding members are stuck in it for 20 years. Levy can spend big in year 19.
I am sure that this group will easily find away to boot someone out if they aren't pulling their weight.
And it makes zero financial or personal sense for Levy to not spend. He may be an idiot when it comes to football decisions but he seems like a pretty astute business man that is interested in making money not losing it.
Wow....just imagine the players we could buy with that coin.
Levy: Fellani, Lukaku's brother. . .
Not difficult really. Stop buying merchandise. Pirate the ESL streams. Stop going to the games and five back your season ticket.
Of course that's easy for me as I live in Canada and was pirating streams even before this was an idea
Further announcement.
The European Super League will scrap the 'home grown rules' limiting what players teams can field. The only requirement now will be that players cost a minimum of 100m in transfer and agent fees and have a lucrative sponsorship deal agreed prior to signing with any team'
The European Super League will scrap the 'home grown rules' limiting what players teams can field. The only requirement now will be that players cost a minimum of 100m in transfer and agent fees and have a lucrative sponsorship deal agreed prior to signing with any team'
Whilst we are on the subject of the future of football; it seems a good time to tell you about a product a mate of mine is currently testing..
High bandwidth football in 8k 360 3D virtual reality streamed over 5G. Slap on your visor and your in the stadium. You will have your OWN dedicated camera; mounted on your own dedicated seat in the stadium - allowing you to interact and talk to the people near you.
And yes, you will need to pay a hefty fee to secure your seat.
And who says you fans wont be able to attend all the European games.....
Fucking hell.
High bandwidth football in 8k 360 3D virtual reality streamed over 5G. Slap on your visor and your in the stadium. You will have your OWN dedicated camera; mounted on your own dedicated seat in the stadium - allowing you to interact and talk to the people near you.
And yes, you will need to pay a hefty fee to secure your seat.
And who says you fans wont be able to attend all the European games.....
Fucking hell.
Every league needs a punching bag
It would be much worse if we were not...
That’s exactly what they want, like Rollerball. And it will definitely happen. It’s a cities thing, not clubs.
The fact that we’re in it shows it has nothing to do with success. We look like an afterthought.
If I gave a fuck about modern football I’d be laughing. The thread title says it all.
Eight posts later and still you can't admit you were wrong - how very arrogant American of you.
We wanted to be a big club I guess. I don't see the league booting us out as 90% of the viewers would tune out. Imagine how embarrassing it would have been if we were left out of it.
The five stages of grief are:
The five stages of grief are:
- denial.
- anger.
- bargaining. <---- I'm here.
- depression.
- acceptance.
The point about football in Britain is that it is not just a sport people take to, like cricket or tennis or running long distances. It is inherent in the people. It is built into the urban psyche. It is not a phenomenon; it is an everyday matter. There is more eccentricity in deliberately disregarding it than in devoting a life to it. Its sudden withdrawal from the people would bring deeper disconsolation than to deprive them of television. The way we play the game, organise it and reward it reflects the kind of community we are."
Arthur Hopcraft - 1968
That’s all gone for a burton. Globalisation is to blame. Everyone will fall into line like they always do.
Arthur Hopcraft - 1968
That’s all gone for a burton. Globalisation is to blame. Everyone will fall into line like they always do.
When don't we?
Thats part of being Spurs, brother. Is it not?
If it was easy, everyone would be Spurs.
Levy played his hand, imo. And we're in. I'm glad some are bitching about it. It's who we are.
Let's see what happens...
Yup. I hope you like American style sports leagues.
ESPN are reporting that UEFA are looking in to the legality of expelling the remaining clubs in the CL this year. I wonder if the Premier League are discussing options right now as well