PeterParker wrote:Can speak just for myself, but City is the only remaining connection with modern football for me.
I wouldn't care if they move ahead with this plan, I really think the game we felt in love is gone so If I want to watch some football, thank fuck for Youtube and all these sites where you can rewatch retro football.
Agree with this - I think I watched 15 minutes of the world cup, which is down 30 minutes on the last one.
As much as Uefa are also corrupt cunts, the arguments being made are bang on. Investors bring demands, which in turn brings expansion of fixture lists which would doubtless be welcomed by the lower ranked nations which Infantino is banking on and which always guaranteed Blatters survival.......this time though may be different as Concacaf used to be one of the most bent, but even key figures in the US FA have come out swinging towards the end of the world cup.
Fifa have massive reserves after their biggest ever payday, and huge borrowing power that can be leveraged against ever bigger world cup revenues. There's only one reason for this play, and its sad that it's every bit as blatently corrupt as the shit blatter used to get upto, which is no real surprise when it seems he's in the pocket of the most corrupt man on earth.
If UEFA clubs refuse to release players, the tinpot dictatorships of Africa and South America can support these proposals all they want, there will be no top tier players competing in competitions if European clubs don't release them.
It's dead in the water if european clubs don't support it.....unless this is 'new' the beginning of the super league