NBA/NHL teams, however, don't play only on the weekend. When they travel from one coast to the other, it's part of a 3-4 game swing. Can't do that with football
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Oh nonsense the fans killed the ESL once and they, we, can kill it again.
The same way the people kill any grand evil design of mustache twirling capitalists, solidarity and clear coordinated action against the problem.
Google it. I cbf
Well, it didn't really work with the runner up.
Tottenham: two Turkish leaders have made an offer for Tanguy Ndombele
Loaned last season to Napoli, where he failed to impose himself in Luciano Spalletti’s eleven type (40 TCC matches including ... read more
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And it is on the side of Turkey that the first interests have been expressed for the international tricolor (7 selections). Indeed, according to our information, Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe have made an offer of 10 million euros to release him from his two remaining years of contract. Nevertheless, the main concerned is not interested in a departure in Süper Lig. The trend would therefore lean towards an additional season in the London formation.
I don't understand how you're making this statement and seemingly implying that it's less burdensome to travel thousands of miles for games in the NBA/NHL than it would be in the PL to fly to/from once a week for a match.
Compare it to the NFL (or the MLS foe that matter), then, same thing. Thousands of miles of traveling for one match a week.
The reality is its much easier to fly on a chartered jet to Saudi for a weekend match than it used to be to take a coach to bloody Newcastle. The travel isn't nearly the issue people make it out to be. Particularly within Europe which is predominately within the same time zone.
Nothing wrong with London. More worthwhile landmarks than PARIS
Abramovich deciding it wasn't worth it is all that deterred the last push. He's gone and been replaced, not insignificantly, with a US based Saudi backed hedge fund manager.
The idea that the supporters can prevent the ESL is optimistic.
Especially since we could have got him for a mere £20,000,000 years ago, loaned him out to teams in France because he wasn’t rated by our head coach. We would probably be trying to sell him for £10,000,000 with one year left on his contract.
Interesting way of typing £10m /£20m
I hate that description, but you are correct in the sense that current Chelsea leadership would fight for the ESL in a way Roman wasn't keen to bother with.
We'll see. It's going to have to take a different shape the next time it arrives anyway, maybe they will have a more dangerous coalition than the motley crew of last time.
I still believe the PL would be better off as a competitor to the ESL than as a participant.
It’s not meant to be an argument at all Jenny.
It’s merely my opinion and I just can’t see him coming good. For Spurs sake I hope I’m wrong but I don’t think I am.
So yeah, with Harry now gone I think it’s arguable that CF has eclipsed CB as our most glaring weakness
