Who the hell is he?
The Yank bell from the 90s with the stupid ginger beard.
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Who the hell is he?
They are streaming the discussion on Youtube at 7pmWe’re about to find out. I’ve binned Sky sports so welcome some updates here later
Soccer legend Alexi Lalas supports the Super League.
If they do, there could be more managerial casualties soonHe was staying firmly tight lipped.
Confidentially clause no doubt.
I have no doubt Jose didn’t mince his words about the Super League and that’s what hastened his departure.
Let’s hope Klipperty, Arteta, Ole Gunner and Pepe follow... they certainly need to.
Soccer legend Alexi Lalas supports the Super League.
Soccer legend Alexi Lalas supports the Super League.
With that attitude you wont be surprised to hear he's an American!Who the hell is he?
Hate LalasThe Yank bell from the 90s with the stupid ginger beard.
It's very harsh, but the FA's and UEFA have to ban each of the players playing for these teams from the Euros/World Cup/representing their national teams.
It's not on the players but, right now, the players are the only ones who can make a stand.
Without the players, the clubs have no product. And if the players see their careers torn up in front of them, and then throw on top them getting kicked out of Europe and point deductions etc, the clubs will have no choice.
Kane, Mount, Sterling, Rashford (especially Rashford) etc. They'll know this is wrong. And no, they don't deserve to have their careers threatened, but ultimately that's on their employers who made this decision. And when it came to anything contractual, legally, if they went on strike, the PFA and FAs would be behind them.
And then if that works, if the clubs come back, you give them full whack. Point deductions, European bans of a season or two, transfer bans.
We’re about to find out. I’ve binned Sky sports so welcome some updates here later