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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2018 5:42:38 GMT
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Post by twothousandonemark on Nov 20, 2018 6:08:39 GMT
CL is fine. Too much of a good thing is rarely if ever a positive.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2018 6:09:32 GMT
CL is fine. Too much of a good thing is rarely if ever a positive. A third European League is definitely coming. "A new third European competition with 32 teams will be rubber-stamped at a Uefa meeting in Dublin early next month. So with the Champions League, Europa League and the new third contest, a total of 96 teams will compete once pre-qualifying is completed" |
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Post by twothousandonemark on Nov 20, 2018 6:19:38 GMT
CL is fine. Too much of a good thing is rarely if ever a positive. A third European League is definitely coming. "A new third European competition with 32 teams will be rubber-stamped at a Uefa meeting in Dublin early next month. So with the Champions League, Europa League and the new third contest, a total of 96 teams will compete once pre-qualifying is completed" Yeah, but isn't that simply inviting more teams previously left out in the cold? I'm okay with that. Not every continental Cup has be only for the richest & most famous. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2018 6:38:04 GMT
A third European League is definitely coming. "A new third European competition with 32 teams will be rubber-stamped at a Uefa meeting in Dublin early next month. So with the Champions League, Europa League and the new third contest, a total of 96 teams will compete once pre-qualifying is completed" Yeah, but isn't that simply inviting more teams previously left out in the cold? I'm okay with that. Not every continental Cup has be only for the richest & most famous. I dunno, European competition used to feel rare, and something special. Seems they are just widening it out to maximise revenue. The pressure of increased European competitions, combined with more international breaks via the Nation's League, will inevitably be at some expense to domestic leagues. Look at the continued erosion of the once great FA Cup. The big teams are obsessed with the money from European football above the FA Cup, and even above winning their domestic leagues, which is their supporters' weekly bread and butter. |
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Post by twothousandonemark on Nov 20, 2018 6:47:57 GMT
Yeah, but isn't that simply inviting more teams previously left out in the cold? I'm okay with that. Not every continental Cup has be only for the richest & most famous. I dunno, European competition used to feel rare, and something special. Seems they are just widening it out to maximise revenue. The pressure of increased European competitions, combined with more international breaks via the Nation's League, will inevitably be at some expense to domestic leagues. Look at the continued erosion of the once great FA Cup. The big teams are obsessed with the money from European football above the FA Cup, and even above winning their domestic leagues, which is their supporters' weekly bread and butter. As a Liverpool supporter, I'll admit that 2005 has a bit made up for never having topped the modern PL table. |
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