GoldenToffee
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Fury will probably pull out again in a few days with some kind of 'injury'.
Today's Football - 2023/2024 Season
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Probably because not all of them can get tickets to Wembley so this is a chance for them to celebrate getting there and to give the players a bit of a send off considering it’s some of these supporter’s last game of the season
It’s got to get boring only having a handful of meaningful games a season and constantly choking in the only tournament that holds any competitive interest.
They could get their sports washing on much easier at Everton.
There’s not even a Rangers to push them
Angers need to step up their game
What happened to teams like Lille and Lyon?
Can none of them mount a challenge?
Nor Monaco or Marseille?
PSG just have far too much money compared with everyone else. Prize money in Ligue 1 isn’t very much, few ever make any kind of run in the CL and have little global appeal so commercial revenues are poor. One of them might have a good season every now and then but their team just gets ripped apart the following summer and they have to start again.
Have I missed the discourse about this?
I think it’s better to be a bald egg than a hairy egg, isn’t it?
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Jamo Martinez
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Like Mikey, I thought they were more of a team this year tbh.
Drico
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That Dortmund win is a very uplifting result. In a world of despotic oil states masquerading as respectable investors, it's lovely to see an authentic club that represents its locale triumph against the odds. It's amazing to say it, but when a truly massive club like Borussia Dortmund - the club with the highest average attendances in Europe for the best part of two decades now - is an underdog, it shows you how corrupt the game is.
Some people like to ridicule the Bundesliga, but I've no doubt it is the best league in the world in terms of getting the balance right between footballing excellence, local authenticity, and a fan-centred culture. The Germans could change their ownership rules, get rid of the 50+1 rule and become by far the biggest league in the world overnight given the size and sheer number of big clubs in the richest big country in Europe - dominating continental football as a result - but it seems that they are doing that anyway without having to sell their souls. Dortmund in the final, Bayern in with a shout, and Leverkusen demolishing all-comers. They might even have a national team worth cheering next month.
Some people like to ridicule the Bundesliga, but I've no doubt it is the best league in the world in terms of getting the balance right between footballing excellence, local authenticity, and a fan-centred culture. The Germans could change their ownership rules, get rid of the 50+1 rule and become by far the biggest league in the world overnight given the size and sheer number of big clubs in the richest big country in Europe - dominating continental football as a result - but it seems that they are doing that anyway without having to sell their souls. Dortmund in the final, Bayern in with a shout, and Leverkusen demolishing all-comers. They might even have a national team worth cheering next month.
ToffeeScot
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Yep, in hindsight we should have not gone for Onana and signed him instead.
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