Proposed changes to the Premier league

[barneygumble]

Why don’t Tory FC and Man Utd just join forces and become one club, they’re as much up each other’s backside now as they ever have been. Win win for both Tory clubs.

Imagine that though, two of the biggest rivals in the game, united to cripple the game forever.

Thank god everyone else has sense. No, i'm not against saving the football league, but i'm with the Premier League clubs, we save them if Rick Parry is removed from his position. The Poisonous snake.

 

[MikeH72]

LOL

Demented.

 

[MikeH72]

Tell you what I wish Keiran was around for this whole episode. This is exactly the sort of thing he’d have been backing to the hilt with paragraph upon paragraph.

 

[Mikey O]

Well done the Premiership clubs; saw through the inducements and did the right thing by rejecting it "unanimously".

 

[Furey1878]

Manchester United and Liverpool forced into Project Big Picture climbdown

Liverpool and Manchester United have been forced into an embarrassing climbdown over their push to reform English football after a tense meeting

www.theguardian.com

"Everton chief executive, Denise Barrett-Baxendale, demanded an apology from Liverpool and United, who were represented by Tom Werner and Ed Woodward, club chairman and executive vice-chairman, respectively."

Damn straight.

Nice to see Everton come down on the right side of the fence on this.

Is right.

Part of me would love Liverpool and United to p!ss off and form the Euro Super league just watch them come crawling back within 5 years.

 

[bcblue1878]

Well that’s that for now. Hopefully the absolutely repulsive scum clubs that want to take the league away from the fans entirely stop getting the favourable media coverage and officiating decisions they’re blessed with at the moment as a result of this nonsense.

Also Liverpool vs United can never be referred to as a “derby” ever again, it is now a self serving love in.

Cats out of the bag now, they have shot themselves right where it hurts with a badly conceived and poorly presented plan! The rest of the PL clubs now have a much clearer idea, as if they didn't already know, of what self serving low lifes they are dealing with when and if it comes down to any future discussions!

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Sources close to John W Henry said that the Liverpool owner felt he had got “pretty much everything we wanted” in agreeing to an urgent review of the structures of the game.

Course you did John.

Werner and Woodward refused, feeling that they had nothing to apologise for. They claimed to have merely been discussing a list of ideas, to have been brainstorming some forward-planning, and it was unfortunate that they had leaked into the public domain. lollollollol

 

[bcblue1878]

Is right.

Part of me would love Liverpool and United to p!ss off and form the Euro Super league just watch them come crawling back within 5 years.

So the PL could then say a firm no! Made your bed now go and lie in it!

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

So according to The Athletic, Utd and Liverpool have been meeting secretly with Parry for 3 years working on this.

The arrogance is just... astounding.

 

[DanB90]

Sources close to John W Henry said that the Liverpool owner felt he had got “pretty much everything we wanted” in agreeing to an urgent review of the structures of the game.

Course you did John.

Werner and Woodward refused, feeling that they had nothing to apologise for. They claimed to have merely been discussing a list of ideas, to have been brainstorming some forward-planning, and it was unfortunate that they had leaked into the public domain. lollollollol

Of course his main concern was the survival of the EFL clubs. Of course it was.

 

[Jacko93]

So the PL could then say a firm no! Made your bed now go and lie in it!

I'd let them return tbh.


Under a different name though, as a different business entity.

 

[Ring master]

 

[Hickson9]

Manchester United and Liverpool forced into Project Big Picture climbdown

Liverpool and Manchester United have been forced into an embarrassing climbdown over their push to reform English football after a tense meeting

www.theguardian.com

"Everton chief executive, Denise Barrett-Baxendale, demanded an apology from Liverpool and United, who were represented by Tom Werner and Ed Woodward, club chairman and executive vice-chairman, respectively."

Damn straight.

Nice to see Everton come down on the right side of the fence on this.

Excellent. Well done Denise.

 

[DanB90]

Tell you what I wish Keiran was around for this whole episode. This is exactly the sort of thing he’d have been backing to the hilt with paragraph upon paragraph.

He’s defo still here. You don’t get rid of cockroaches that easily.

 

[bcblue1878]

I'd let them return tbh.


Under a different name though, as a different business entity.

Only as long as they could pass the scrutiny of any right and proper ownership tests in place at the time! Oh, and via the championship