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Tweedle wrote:Its ridiculous.
If the Old firm seriously want to join English football then they should just start them off in the Championship.
Kimbo wrote:The league certainly needs a shake up, but this is a stupid idea and won't solve anything. Plus the old firm aren't welcome here.
The premiership needs...
... less european spots(2 for the CL and 2 for the waffa cup)
... a wage cap that is affordable to all teams
... a transfer cap that is affordable to all teams
... a squad limit, so teams don't hoard all the young players
... and some stricter financial regulations, clubs shouldn't be allowed to accumulate £750m debts.
Maybe then we'll have a fair competition.
L-r d wrote:Kimbo wrote:The league certainly needs a shake up, but this is a stupid idea and won't solve anything. Plus the old firm aren't welcome here.
The premiership needs...
... less european spots(2 for the CL and 2 for the waffa cup)
... a wage cap that is affordable to all teams
... a transfer cap that is affordable to all teams
... a squad limit, so teams don't hoard all the young players
... and some stricter financial regulations, clubs shouldn't be allowed to accumulate £750m debts.
Maybe then we'll have a fair competition.
I agree, but the thing people seem to forget with regards to the 750mill debt is that it's hardly helping the club. It's not like it was taken out for players or a new stadium. It is there purely because the owners wanted to take over and borrowed money to do so. The club would have been still doing as well and spending as much without this happening.
GianDeano Zola wrote:Others such as Aston Villa, Tottenham and Everton, who may consider it unlikely they would ever drop out of a 20-team Premier League, may also have misgivings.
They've had relegation worries two seasons running FFS...
The Tupac Twitch wrote:GianDeano Zola wrote:Others such as Aston Villa, Tottenham and Everton, who may consider it unlikely they would ever drop out of a 20-team Premier League, may also have misgivings.
They've had relegation worries two seasons running FFS...
Have we?
Mid season relegation worries are a hell of a lot different to being in the mire at the end of the season.
This plan sounds daft. There's my tuppence worth
Dragões azuis e brancoswrote:
The Tupac Twitch wrote:GianDeano Zola wrote:Others such as Aston Villa, Tottenham and Everton, who may consider it unlikely they would ever drop out of a 20-team Premier League, may also have misgivings.
They've had relegation worries two seasons running FFS...
Have we?
Mid season relegation worries are a hell of a lot different to being in the mire at the end of the season.
This plan sounds daft. There's my tuppence worth
I'd say this season we were, even though you could say we were safe with 6-7 matches to go.
last year we weren't really in big trouble, just massively underperforming, especially after the CC final.
The season before that (06-07) we were very slow out of the gate as well, only a huge push over the last dozen games or so got us into 5th.
The Tupac Twitch wrote:Dragões azuis e brancosThe Tupac Twitch wrote:GianDeano Zola wrote:Others such as Aston Villa, Tottenham and Everton, who may consider it unlikely they would ever drop out of a 20-team Premier League, may also have misgivings.
They've had relegation worries two seasons running FFS...
Have we?
Mid season relegation worries are a hell of a lot different to being in the mire at the end of the season.
This plan sounds daft. There's my tuppence worth
I'd say this season we were, even though you could say we were safe with 6-7 matches to go.
last year we weren't really in big trouble, just massively underperforming, especially after the CC final.
The season before that (06-07) we were very slow out of the gate as well, only a huge push over the last dozen games or so got us into 5th.
I don't agree.
Yes there were relegation worries this season, but they're non existent at the time it actually matters (ie the end of the season).
What happens in the beginning and mid part of the season is only important in terms of where the team end up at the end in May.
As an example, look at Villa. At the end of the season, can it be realistically claimed they were "near" getting into the Champions league if they end up trailing 10 or more points behind Arsenal?
Hull were in 4th for much of the beginning part of the season, were they ever realistically going to push for Europe?
Since the inception of the Prem League, we've never been in the relegation scrap at the end of the season.
If anything, of those 3 teams mentioned its Everton who have been closer to relegation then we ever have.
Did I mention this idea is daft.
AttendancesSix wrote:Why does the Scottish league have so few teams when there's easily enough for a full sized league?
debaser wrote:AttendancesSix wrote:Why does the Scottish league have so few teams when there's easily enough for a full sized league?
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