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It's inevitable that this kind of change will come in. Sky, the Premier League and the rest would prefer to occasionally see a club go bust so long as the spectacle continues and they can drum up rumours about Neymar to Newcastle on deadline day etc.
I don't think many people realise how close Chelsea came to disappearing in 2022. That was a near miss, the next one might not be.
More boom and bust then for the rest of football while the top 6 are protected even more as they'll never get relegated and can better afford this 'tax'
UEFA might have something to say, of course
Some in the Prem think Everton and Forest got harshly treated? I find that difficult to believe as the League's members would have voted for it
That is probably the main reason. Chelsea aren't even one of the classic big clubs of England. They just got lucky with a Russian oligarch and his filthy ill-gotten gains
At least the Italian FA have got bollocks and relegated Juventus for cheating as well as deducting them points on another occasion
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I've been to Chelsea when there's been less than 10000 there. As a kid they were always a bit Spursy, would have a good cup run now and again and played good football , had a few flair players. But you'd fancy beating them at home on a wet Tuesday night.
To be fair clubs are able to grow and they've grown from those gates and those days. The thing is, what really enabled them to do that was the aforementioned filthy money. They'd still be yo-yoing between the top 2 divisions without that. On the verge of admin before Abrahmovic took over if stories I've heard are true
Brighton used to pull 5 or 6,000 and look at their gates now in their nice but soulless, silent stadium. So clubs can grow (and shrink) and I'm sure we will grow in Power Court too. It's just that I resent how Chelsea did it
Thing was. They were just a bit non descript back then really. Always worse when some of these clubs start winning , Arsenal a bit the same for me. Whereas I sort of don’t mind Man City. Think their proper fans have put up with a lot before they got good and seem to have a decent knowledge of the history of their and others clubs.
It's got to be voted for, however the top 6 or so will vote for it. And to be honest so will at least 8 or 9 who can see without the top 6 the tv money etc will stop rolling in
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