Just now, terraloon said:

My point was say there the required majority 15 teams and the other 5 and the FA who have a vote voted against would those 5 who voted against just say no and pull out of the league ?

I doubt it 

1 minute ago, Strider6003 said:

I doubt it 

Exactly they weren’t put in a catch 22 position 

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/12040/12285533/european-super-league-real-madrid-president-florentino-perez-says-binding-contracts-mean-founding-clubs-cannot-leave

19 minutes ago, evissy said:

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/12040/12285533/european-super-league-real-madrid-president-florentino-perez-says-binding-contracts-mean-founding-clubs-cannot-leave

CST meeting in a nut shell;

They met the club on Thursday and insisted they released a full explanation & apology to the fans hence the open letter from the club. 
 

They felt while explaining the situation it still lacked a proper, heartfelt apology. 
 

Going forward they’d expect a proper relationship with the club rather than box ticking meetings and they’d like some sort of fan representation at board level. 
 

There’s going to be a vote over the next few days on whether to issue an official rebuke of the clubs actions. 
 

The CST want to seek some form accountability, a meaningful account of what the club intend to do to rebuild the trust of the fans and what measure are available to stop another attempt at doing something similar.

There’s a Q&A going on right now so if anything import comes up I’ll post it but it’s pretty much repeating what’s already been said. 

https://amp.theguardian.com/football/2021/apr/24/guardiola-warned-citys-hierarchy-over-doomed-european-super-league

Okay, this sounds like someone is telling porkies. While the EPL clubs are playing dumb and furiously backtracking to say they were pushed into a bad idea at the last minute, this article suggests that Guardiola had a frank discussion with the City board well in advance of City's exit.

 

 

 

20 minutes ago, SydneyChelsea said:

https://amp.theguardian.com/football/2021/apr/24/guardiola-warned-citys-hierarchy-over-doomed-european-super-league

Okay, this sounds like someone is telling porkies. While the EPL clubs are playing dumb and furiously backtracking to say they were pushed into a bad idea at the last minute, this article suggests that Guardiola had a frank discussion with the City board well in advance of City's exit.

I think the media teams will be in flurry of spin. I await Matt Law's exclusive insight into Chelsea’s doubts about the ESL to be detailed shortly.

This ESL is going to f**k us all, apparently it’s a binding contract, and the penalty clause is frightening, even if the amount isn’t correct, if we have to pay something, does Perez pocket this money?

If so Perez could of pulled the biggest con job ever, to pay RMs Debt?

6 minutes ago, Ballack & Blu said:

This ESL is going to f**k us all, apparently it’s a binding contract, and the penalty clause is frightening, even if the amount isn’t correct, if we have to pay something, does Perez pocket this money?

If so Perez could of pulled the biggest con job ever, to pay RMs Debt?

I can’t claim to know but I think it’s very unlikely that there’s no way out of this and what we're seeing smacks of desperation on the part of Perez, and suggests it may be time to be shipping in🍿 for the implosion of Real Madrid soon! Given what Roman has seen and done to get where he is, I don’t think he needs to be scared of Perez and JP Morgan.

Having read the skysports article in full, I’m even more convinced

I'd read somewhere and its most probably BS, but if it is legally binding Ha ha, You'd know there would be huge penalty clauses, but if it aint ratified by Eufa, how are they going to enforce payments??

Boris will be playing Two Face in the new Batman film...

 

Interesting thread from the Swiss Ramble (a great source for football finances) about the financial incentives for the defector clubs:

 

Edited April 26, 20215 yr by PloKoon13

3 hours ago, PloKoon13 said:

Interesting thread from the Swiss Ramble (a great source for football finances) about the financial incentives for the defector clubs:

 

"Of course, many of the financial problems are self-inflicted with most of the revenue growth simply going to higher wages, which are up £1.2 bln (60%) in 5 years from £1.9 bln to £3.1 bln."

What's the collective noun for a complete bunch of f**king muppets ?  An ESL ?

3 hours ago, PloKoon13 said:

Interesting thread from the Swiss Ramble (a great source for football finances) about the financial incentives for the defector clubs:

 

This is great and just what I was looking for. Thanks for posting.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/premier-league-clubs-set-83m-23983784?fbclid=IwAR0_bpXptpPFpBm3yoxlzst54CUckOpb29Sgu38ptEXG8NMahI5uh6PR44c

This is no better than a superleague. 

With out a doubt it is players wages that will be the downfall of the current PL, without more outside revenue, which equates to more games having to be played by players to subsidise the huge amount spent on wages, Simon Jordan totally nailed it on TS this morning..

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Edited April 26, 20215 yr by Munkworth

On 25/04/2021 at 03:40, Ballack & Blu said:

This ESL is going to f**k us all, apparently it’s a binding contract, and the penalty clause is frightening, even if the amount isn’t correct, if we have to pay something, does Perez pocket this money?

If so Perez could of pulled the biggest con job ever, to pay RMs Debt?

Perez better be careful if he is trying to pull a fast one on Roman. It could go bad for him !

3 hours ago, gurru991 said:

Perez better be careful if he is trying to pull a fast one on Roman. It could go bad for him !

23 hours ago, Argo said:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/premier-league-clubs-set-83m-23983784?fbclid=IwAR0_bpXptpPFpBm3yoxlzst54CUckOpb29Sgu38ptEXG8NMahI5uh6PR44c

This is no better than a superleague. 

The current system isn't perfect at all but the Super league was a terrible solution and the corruption that would be present with Perez at the head of the whole thing... Just a couple of people would be getting all the money.

 

1 hour ago, Munkworth said:

Is that Kepa ?

1 minute ago, coco said:

Is that Kepa ?

I only know of Kleansheet Kepa, the 50s greaser...

On 26/04/2021 at 12:25, Argo said:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/premier-league-clubs-set-83m-23983784?fbclid=IwAR0_bpXptpPFpBm3yoxlzst54CUckOpb29Sgu38ptEXG8NMahI5uh6PR44c

This is no better than a superleague. 

There is some speculation that the 83m saved will be provided to the football league to assist clubs that are in need of financial help following the pandemic. Hopefully that will happen. The Premier League clubs do not need this additional windfall.