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10 okt 2020, 18:14

kakva dominacija Uniteda

West Ham are close to agreeing a deal to sign Brentford winger Said Benrahma.

Manchester United i Liverpool zajedno pripremaju prijedloge za projekat "Project Big Picture", koji bi bio velika novost u Engleskoj. Nekoliko prijedloga možete vidjeti na fotografiji, a neki od najbitnijih su da bi Premier liga imala 18 klubova, a ne 20 (17. i 18. bi ispadao iz lige, dok bi 16. išao u baraž sa 3., 4. i 5. iz Championshipa), ukinuli bi se Carabao kup i Community Shield, ukidanje pravila "jedan klub-jedan glas", ukidanje minimalnih 14 glasova za donošenje odluka unutar lige.. .

Ukratko, žele stvoriti ligu koja bi u potpunosti bila u rukama najvećih klubova.

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10 okt 2020, 18:25

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10 okt 2020, 12:52

Omar Berrarda, direktor Citya
Šok i nevjerica

Mislim da to nije loša vijest...za konkurenciju.

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10 okt 2020, 18:25

Ima jedan frišak, dobar tekst Jonathana Wilsona na temu Pepa i tamo zanimljiva stvar koju nisam ranije registrovao - Pep je sad stariji nego što je bio Cruyff kad se penzionisao.

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11 okt 2020, 14:31

Sta im je end goal ovdje uopste?

Bombshell report claims Manchester United and Liverpool driving plans to radically reshape football


Manchester United and Liverpool are the driving forces behind proposals which would radically alter the fabric of English football and concentrate power in the hands of elite clubs, in a huge story emerging in the Telegraph on Sunday.
Extraordinary changes could be implemented across English football according to a bombshell report published in the Telegraph, which says that Manchester United and Liverpool are driving the controversial proposals.

The paper has gained access to a “Revitalisation” document laying out proposed changes including reducing the Premier League to 18 clubs, axing the League Cup and the Community Shield, and changing the promotion system.

The Telegraph also reveals the influence of Liverpool’s ownership Fenway Sports Group, who are said to have written the document and are working alongside Manchester United on a set of proposals being labelled “Project Big Picture”.

It is reported that Liverpool and Manchester United expect the support of Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs. As the Telegraph details:

" The two clubs have worked together on a radical set of proposals – called ‘Project Big Picture’ - that will reshape the finances of the game. The Premier League, the most lucrative sports league in the world, would see a reduction to 18 teams, and controlling power in the hands of the biggest clubs."

"In return for tearing up many of the rules that have governed the game since the Premier League’s inception in 1992 there will be a £250 million rescue package to the Football League to see them through the Covid crisis."

The Telegraph says that the plans include changing the structure of English football with the Premier League reduced to 18 teams, the League Cup and Community Shield abolished and relegation play-offs introduced with the 16th-placed Premier League side in a mini-competition with the teams finishing third, fourth and fifth in the Championship.

The plans would also centralise power in the hands of the established Premier League elite with the current one-club, one-vote rule being abolished and the big six clubs plus Everton, Southampton and West Ham afforded "long-term shareholder status" in which the votes of just six of this group would be enough to enforce changes in the league, rather than the threshold of 14 clubs at the moment.

EFL chairman Rick Parry is said to be supportive of the plans, which include this immediate payment of £250m to the EFL, having held talks with Liverpool’s ownership as well as the Glazer family, the owners of Manchester United.

The coronavirus crisis has left many lower-league clubs at breaking point and Parry told the Telegraph:

"What do we do? Leave it exactly as it is and allow the smaller clubs to wither? Or do we do something about it? And you can’t do something about it without something changing. And the view of our clubs is if the [big] six get some benefits but the 72 also do, we are up for it.

"It is definitely going to be challenging and it is an enormous change so that won’t be without some pain: Do I genuinely think it’s for the greater good of the game as a whole? Absolutely. And if the [big] six are deriving some benefit then why shouldn’t they. Why wouldn’t they put their names to this otherwise?”

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Treba imat ovoliko izgrađen neukus

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12 okt 2020, 00:27

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11 okt 2020, 22:59

Treba imat ovoliko izgrađen neukus

Ali fkt ovi Afrikanici i nisu baš nešto bistri ljudi ne bi me čudilo da za par godina bude kopao po kontejnerima,Eboue mu je svijež primjer.

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12 okt 2020, 13:06

Ovo sto vlasnici Liverpoola pokusavaju proturiti bi bila smrt engleskog fudbala. Yebeni americki biznismeni, sve ih treba protjerati iz lige

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12 okt 2020, 13:16

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Ovo sto vlasnici Liverpoola pokusavaju proturiti bi bila smrt engleskog fudbala. Yebeni americki biznismeni, sve ih treba protjerati iz lige

A sto Glazere ne spomenu

Hoce ljudi da sami upravljaju ligom, nista cudno, ovoga iz EFLa su vec kupili sa obecanjem o 25 posto za njih, vidjecemo kako ce sa ostalima iz Prema, al je ozbiljan prijedlog.