brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
The point about people wanting more matches between big clubs.
At it simplest, that means more "big" clubs losing more games, unless they change the rules so that there are no winners and losers.
The inherent appeal of the current set-up is that Man Utd might lose to Bayern Munich mid-week, but then they can come and play Norwich on Saturday and put five past them.
Sure, there is no feeling like winning the bigger games, but it fundamentally ignores the happy-clapper fans who are actually very content to watch a one-sided game for 90 minutes and lose track of the score. They don't have to concentrate that way and can eat prawn sandwiches at their leisure. Or do something else and flick channels at home.
Failing to make the play-offs year on year in the Super League isn't much fun at all. It's even less fun when you don't have Sheffield Utd to take it out on at home, if there is no Premier League available to them.
At it simplest, that means more "big" clubs losing more games, unless they change the rules so that there are no winners and losers.
The inherent appeal of the current set-up is that Man Utd might lose to Bayern Munich mid-week, but then they can come and play Norwich on Saturday and put five past them.
Sure, there is no feeling like winning the bigger games, but it fundamentally ignores the happy-clapper fans who are actually very content to watch a one-sided game for 90 minutes and lose track of the score. They don't have to concentrate that way and can eat prawn sandwiches at their leisure. Or do something else and flick channels at home.
Failing to make the play-offs year on year in the Super League isn't much fun at all. It's even less fun when you don't have Sheffield Utd to take it out on at home, if there is no Premier League available to them.