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Premier league
Posted by Ronnies Finger on 17/3/2024, 11:36:56
….. what’s the point in trying to compete? The top 5 is so predictable and boring. Is it just about raking in the dosh, to stabilise your club?
There’s never going to be a Leicester again..
Yeah the odd freak result here and there, that always happens. Would it be better if the top six bugger off to their global franchise? Does football need a reset?
Re: Premier league
Posted by bbb on 17/3/2024, 17:15:56, in reply to "Premier league"
Because it brings us moments like leading vs. Liverpool, being 4-2 up at Newcastle etc. If you were at those games,you'd get it. At first I had no interest in the money dominated PL. But once we found our feet,I've enjoyed it. It's worth every penny to go to these top clubs(barring the odd exception) and see my kids witness us have a real go at these so called big teams. Football is bigger than the owners of half a dozen clubs,the minute we all roll over to what they want,that's when the game at the top level dies.
Re: Premier league
Posted by Nearly a Genius on 17/3/2024, 17:24:12, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Well said
Re: Premier league
Posted by Macca on 17/3/2024, 12:19:46, in reply to "Premier league"
This season has been amazing...win, lose or draw, Hope there's many more to come.
Re: Premier league
Posted by Andy Cappuccino on 17/3/2024, 12:09:25, in reply to "Premier league"
No-one thought a Leicester could happen before it did. Will still happen every so often as success on a football pitch is not just about money as we've showed since we climbed out of non-league.
Re: Premier league
Posted by r p mcmurphy on 17/3/2024, 12:20:45, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Aside from Leicester, who were hardly skint themselves, when was the last time a team outside the mega rich won the league or one of the cups?
Re: Premier league
Posted by Andy Cappuccino on 17/3/2024, 12:43:48, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Wigan in 2013, Pompey in 2008, as I said it has and will happen every so often. Leicester might not be skint but they are not one of the elite.
Re: Premier league
Posted by r p mcmurphy on 17/3/2024, 12:48:24, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Fair point. Though the financial management at Wigan and Portsmouth on the back of that is hardly a shining example
Re: Premier league
Posted by Tel on 17/3/2024, 12:07:33, in reply to "Premier league"
Could be worse
One club league like PSG or Bayern (where you might rarely get another winner like Monaco, or dortmund )
this is true. to be fair, start of any season you could argue maybe 4 or 5 clubs could win the league. You can't really say that about most other leagues in Europe.
Re: Premier league
Posted by HuN on 17/3/2024, 11:50:41, in reply to "Premier league"
The powers that be are always trying to make football 'better' . . . better for who is the question.
Parachute Payments: Now they're looking at scrapping them. FFP: They keep changing the rules, and seem unable to apply the rules (and punishments for breaking them) in any satisfactory way. VAR: Yet another idea to make the game better, but just spreads the controversy further afield.
And now a proposal to spread the cash fairer, which certain clubs don't agree with.
Football just needs better management at the top.
Re: Premier league
Posted by Music Critic on 17/3/2024, 11:56:49, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Football just needs better management at the top.
It really needs to go back to one body running the top 4 divisions. Will never happen now though. 1992 saw the split and I can't see that being fixed
Re: Premier league
Posted by Nearly a Genius on 17/3/2024, 13:18:25, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Good point. Why are the Prem allowed into the Football League Cup?
Because without those clubs. they'd be even less interest in it.
Re: Premier league
Posted by Brko's Bicycle on 17/3/2024, 11:47:22, in reply to "Premier league"
Well I'm thoroughly enjoying myself this season and I'm sorry you aren't
Re: Premier league
Posted by James on 17/3/2024, 11:44:57, in reply to "Premier league"
I have no interest in the PL . I have missed my game days out missed my friends missed seeing my team play.The upside is we come out of this season it great financial and squad shape.
Re: Premier league
Posted by Floater on 17/3/2024, 11:48:39, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
I get that. But at the same time, you've missed seeing perhaps the best Luton side for the last 30 years.
Re: Premier league
Posted by James on 17/3/2024, 11:54:19, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Not in my hands the ticket system prevents .e however I did go to Newcastle thanks to a diamond mate. Met old school friends and other friends so a good day
Re: Premier league
Posted by Floater on 17/3/2024, 12:02:17, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Yes, I sympathise with that. It's dispiriting to be on the tail end of the ticket queue. However, there were spaces to the left and right of me in the safe-standing area at the back of Oak Road yesterday so I assume that they weren't sold out. (I don't know if they were offered on general sale.)
Crap view, but cracking atmosphere in that corner.
Re: Premier league
Posted by James on 17/3/2024, 12:09:52, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
My distance makes it difficult but no qualms, I've put my time in.Looking at Spurs, can do it in a day just. May just pop down for a day out with or without a ticket
I can boast old Div 1- prem all othe divisions and non league . Loved McNulty
Re: Premier league
Posted by Floater on 17/3/2024, 13:34:35, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Yep. You've done the hard yards and seen it all. The occasional trip will top up the tank.
+1 McNulty
Re: Premier league
Posted by James on 17/3/2024, 11:52:39, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Not in my hands the ticket system prevents .e however I did go to Newcastle thanks to a diamond mate. Met old school friends and other friends so a good day
Re: Premier league
Posted by Floater on 17/3/2024, 11:50:59, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
Obviously excluding the small window when Paul Underwood was playing.
Re: Premier league
Posted by pingu on 17/3/2024, 11:39:35, in reply to "Premier league"
the game is rotten to the core. from rogue state owners, officiating at a criminal level and getting treated like £hit from the authorities on match day.
Re: Premier league
Posted by since 63 on 17/3/2024, 12:02:31, in reply to "Re: Premier league"
it's only a matter of time before the American owners of premier league clubs turn it into a mirror image of the NFL, franchise clubs and not giving a toss for the fans.
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