Champions League revamp

[Tin-Tin]

 

[Lapeno77]

So the Sky opinion is it will be a significant enough punishment to sack a couple of middle managers at these 6 clubs bevause we don't want to hurt the fans. Unreal

 

[JLW]

Have they actually broke any rules?

 

[longers]

Bit late given the reports that UEFA apparantly paid all the clubs a sizeable fee to pull out

 

[NathDogg]

It's completely farcical that a lot of clubs have had to ask uefa to impose sanctions on the traitorous 12?!? It just shows how uefa isn't fit for purpose.

Ceferin is all fart and no shoite - all the saber rattling and pontification before they all bottled it - now he welcomes them back to the football family without consequence.

The whole things is a big con and set up if nothing is done to the club's involved - it's that simple.

 

[Johnniepk]

Didnt they all resign ftom the Champions League?
There is the answer. When they apply to get back in, slam the door

 

[NathDogg]

So the Sky opinion is it will be a significant enough punishment to sack a couple of middle managers at these 6 clubs bevause we don't want to hurt the fans. Unreal

Their own legacy fans being really really cross is enough of a punishment, it seems....

 

[roydo]

Have they actually broke any rules?

Some reckon there is one about starting a new league, but I guess it didnt actually start. Its so annoying if they have it all neatly tied up, legal wise.

But there must be some "catch all" one about disrepute or similar.

 

[PeregrineT]

Bit late given the reports that UEFA apparantly paid all the clubs a sizeable fee to pull out

Theres no way that actually happened. UEFA would be done, and the only rumor of that happening was by a Barcelona gossip rag, who has since deleted the article, and MIGHT have incentive to put up a lie like that.

 

[Groucho]

I hope he stubs his toe on his bedside cabinet then gets into bed before realising he needs to go to the bathroom.

Come back to me when you’ve done it on a cast iron radiator.

 

[Jim Hopper]

UEFA paid them to get them back on board and then praised them when they did.

The next public outrage should be pointed against UEFA.

 

[emir]

It's completely farcical that a lot of clubs have had to ask uefa to impose sanctions on the traitorous 12?!? It just shows how uefa isn't fit for purpose.

Ceferin is all fart and no shoite - all the saber rattling and pontification before they all bottled it - now he welcomes them back to the football family without consequence.

The whole things is a big con and set up if nothing is done to the club's involved - it's that simple.

These 12 clubs are the biggest assets for UEFA, they can't just shoot their business model in the leg like that. Ceferin already starting sucking off City's tits as soon as the news broke that City left ESL. At most, these 12 clubs will be hit with a fine, similar to the fines PSG/City had to pay for FFP.

 

[Jim Hopper]

Didnt they all resign ftom the Champions League?
There is the answer. When they apply to get back in, slam the door

They’re already back. As above UEFA paid them to come back and the president welcomed it with open arms saying they have a bright future together.

This is the level of corrupt ness we are dealing with.

 

[NewRadical]

It'll be interesting to see how this plays out. If you ignore the many loyal clubs it could end up with them all having no confidence in UEFA and looking toward having a fair breakaway set up of their own.

Part of me thinks what I've typed seems far fetched because most of those clubs tend to get their way but it's what should happen and maybe a vocal majority of people in the right will see UEFA forced to act. If they don't they are sending a message to those 12 (seems ridiculous including Spurs) that they are all powerful.

 

[mill]

Have they actually broke any rules?

If you conspire to murder someone have you actually murdered someone?