We all follow the Chelsea

[Mottie]

Which bit of 'reject' don't you understand?

Which bit of "never involved - or invited" don’t you understand?

 

[SirGalahad]

They were never invited.

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Lol. That is Perez and Agnelli trying to save face and lying. Der Spiegel had a leak of the contract and Borussia Dortmund, Bayern and PSG were invited but rejected it. Bayern came out early on Monday with official statements rejecting this.

The French and German Leagues were front and centre in rejecting this.

Chelsea were the last Premier club to officially exit the league.

If anyone in the UK deserves credit it's Gary Neville visceral response on Sunday wich got the ball rolling.

You really do fall for lies easily.

This momentum should now be directed at the owners and administrators to change the ownsherip and control of these clubs.

 

[ellal]

Which bit of "never involved - or invited" don’t you understand?

Always good doing 'business' with you mottie...

You always end up with the short straw!

 

[ellal]

This momentum should now be directed at the owners and administrators to change the ownsherip and control of these clubs.

German clubs are in the main majorly owned by the fans...

Thus their early rejection of this planned breakaway...

 

[Mottie]

https://www.dw.com/en/european-super-league-project-is-dead-agnelli-admits/a-57245221


"German clubs weren't invited - Perez
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez said many contentious things in his El Chiringuito appearance on Monday night but one of his claims was correct: neither Bayern Munich or Borussia Dortmund were invited to join the Super League prior to the founding member’s announcement on Sunday night.

Aware of the two German giants’ concerns over a breakaway move, Perez and his co-conspirators had never shown their hand to them. DW sources can confirm that Dortmund were never involved in the talks at any stage".

 

[danechip]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-56829099

 

[Bodd]

As for Chelsea we used to go up to every home game

in the days when the only foreigners in the team were Scots or Irish

only cost a couple of squid to get in and 25p for a seat if u wanted one

good old days of Charlie Cooke
Paddy mulligan
Hudson
Hutchinson the long throw in king
Etc etc

30p I used to pay. Before that my 12 year old brother would pick me up and put me over the turnstile. Great days...

 

[Bodd]

All it shows is that the premier league is the most overfunded football league around, and billionaire owners have put up a collective wetted finger in order to gauge which way the current opinion/revenue stream is as regards their best interests!

Edit: And Bayern Munich were the first to decline.
Brexiteers should be up in arms as to the 'influence' Germany still has

Well done Bayern Munich

 

[transam]

30p I used to pay. Before that my 12 year old brother would pick me up and put me over the turnstile. Great days...

if I recall correctly ? Bobby Charlton played his last professional game at Stamford Bridge ?