Really, is this the case?
I won't be able to find anything because it doesn't need to be said. If our mens team get relegated, the women's team don't get relegated.
If our men's team get relegated, do you think that the financial hit that would have kn ghe club as a whole, that it wouldn't impact the women's team??
It would almost certainly impact it, you should start a thread here to discuss the implications of such a scenario.
Erm, if Barca get banned then it is very likely the Women's team get banned as well, along with the youth teams. The decision will be against the entity (Barcelona) and not just a subsection of Barcelona I.e. Barcelona Men's team.
This makes sense sadly.
It did want to replace the CL. However, that isn't all. Firstly it wanted to eradicate qualification for it and thus have fixed membership. This would've impacted the leagues has it would've eradicated the ability for someone from outside it to qualify and/or strictly disadvantaged them from doing so.
Fixed membership was a crazy idea, and it's off the table, but same misinformed replies are rampant re ESL replacing the Leagues, while it was always going to be a midweek tournament, in place of UCL.
It’s irrelevant what they say. They don’t even know what it’s supposed to be at this point judging It’s a fluid idea right now but no matter how you dress it up the public is going to hate it. People don’t like change and they hate change more than they hate UEFA and FIFA.
The verdict is actually quite uncertain, but regardless of the outcome, PL clubs will be key and I don't see any one them joining considering the sh*tstorm they took during the first attempt.
Except it's going to overpack an already very busy schedule since the CL is 6 to 13 games long and the ESL is supposed to be 18 to 23/24 games, good luck fitting that especially since leagues in most countries are opposed to this project.
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The revised and official balance sheets submitted to the market financial regulator (apart of media tapes/wires and behind-the-doors sh*t for the general public’s curiosity), dwelve around 10-12 millions up to 40-45 millions deferred accounting in the three Covid years, out of 500 millions grandtotal per year, something usually resolved through a fine without even going to court… but again, this is a geofootball war with UEFA/Qataris dealing the cards nowadays.
Whatever punishment you get is irrelevant at this point. Agnelli was the one pushing hard on the super league. So it’s not unreasonable to suggest that Juventus now seek alternative ideas for income than the super league.
The ultimate front for the next decade is a brexited UK with its EPL financial strength vs the EU block with a common SuperLeague, aka two private leagues. With Agnelli ousted for good and the UEFA / PSG in the pocket of Qataris, it will not happen next year… even in the case next week pronunciation strips UEFA monopoly and liberalises football entrepreneurship.
This, even of the superleague is allowed, it was already very weak before Juventus got into legal troubles but now it's very very unlikely to happen. Without PL clubs on board, it's dead in the water.The ultimate front for the next decade is a brexited UK with its EPL financial strength vs the EU block with a common SuperLeague, aka two private leagues. With Agnelli ousted for good and the UEFA / PSG in the pocket of Qataris, it will not happen next year… even in the case next week pronunciation strips UEFA monopoly and liberalises football entrepreneurship.
As for Juventus, it’s just a toy for Elkann and he would happily sell to a fund and get rid of nuisance, unwanted attention and so on… he may even sell and then re-open a football club in the Netherlands, where the Exor financial conglomerate is now based and floating…. Jeugd FC from Amsterdam, for the joy of the many Dutch fans hating Juventus with all their heart.
The mover would be Real Madrid / Florentino… Agnelli was just a fundamentally young, pretentious pawn, with Juventus being half Madrid’s size and without the full weight of Exor behind him. In spite of that, some sort of consolidation in the EU is in the cards or football in the block will slowly be drained of resources and stars.
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The final ruling isn't until Spring. So could in essence be overturned if some brown envelopes make their way to the right places
We can confidently assume a good number were delivered already by the current extra-EU dominus of UEFA.
No it’s not legal in the way that it was pursued. So unless you come back with a completely revised format, FIFA will block it and the court has said FIFA would not be breaking the law for doing so. Basically, unless it’s successfully appealed it’s not happened.
