Massive new regulations hitting English football

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Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Brogue » 02 Feb 2023 00:34

FOOTIE CHARTER LEAKED Biggest shake up to football ownership in years leaked – what it means for your club…

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/21245085 ... rs-leaked/

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Winston Biscuit » 02 Feb 2023 04:06

'Footie' :|

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Silver Fox » 02 Feb 2023 09:11

The Sun :|

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Dirk Gently » 02 Feb 2023 13:52

This is just the result of the Fan Led Review that supporters groups have been after for years and which Tracey Crouch recommended be introduced, on behalf of the government, a couple of years ago.

https://thefsa.org.uk/news/fan-led-review-crouch-the-time-for-reform-is-now/

The presentation in The Scum is just another way the powers that be in football try to sabotage everything that reduces their ability to do what ever the Fcuk they want.

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Sutekh » 02 Feb 2023 13:55

Dirk Gently This is just the result of the Fan Led Review that supporters groups have been after for years and which Tracey Crouch recommended be introduced, on behalf of the government, a couple of years ago.

https://thefsa.org.uk/news/fan-led-review-crouch-the-time-for-reform-is-now/

The presentation in The Scum is just another way the powers that be in football try to sabotage everything that reduces their ability to do what ever the Fcuk they want.


All the same, a regulator with the power to say to the PL, “oi, all that money you just got, well 40% of it comes over here” would be a joy to watch unfold.


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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Dirk Gently » 02 Feb 2023 13:58

Sutekh
Dirk Gently This is just the result of the Fan Led Review that supporters groups have been after for years and which Tracey Crouch recommended be introduced, on behalf of the government, a couple of years ago.

https://thefsa.org.uk/news/fan-led-review-crouch-the-time-for-reform-is-now/

The presentation in The Scum is just another way the powers that be in football try to sabotage everything that reduces their ability to do what ever the Fcuk they want.


All the same, a regulator with the power to say to the PL, “oi, all that money you just got, well 40% of it comes over here” would be a joy to watch unfold.


Absofuckinglutely. Which is why they're briefing against it so vigorously.

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Snowflake Royal » 04 Feb 2023 00:50

Is that Sun piece supposed to be negative? Apart from being written by an idiot for a 6 year old I thought it sounded pretty good!

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Clyde1998 » 08 Apr 2024 17:44

Someone on Twitter has noticed the Premier League have started running attack ads regarding a regulator for football: https://twitter.com/sgfmann/status/1777242796086227366

The one found was oddly placed in the middle of an article about David Cameron going to the US in an attempt to get military aid for Ukraine: https://www.politico.eu/newsletter/lond ... er-abroad/

Someone's already made the point: is it simply because they're going to lose money through this or the regulator will find some incredibly dodgy things?

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Loafer » 08 Apr 2024 21:33

Imagine reading the sun :lol:


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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Sutekh » 09 Apr 2024 08:34

Clyde1998 Someone on Twitter has noticed the Premier League have started running attack ads regarding a regulator for football: https://twitter.com/sgfmann/status/1777242796086227366

The one found was oddly placed in the middle of an article about David Cameron going to the US in an attempt to get military aid for Ukraine: https://www.politico.eu/newsletter/lond ... er-abroad/

Someone's already made the point: is it simply because they're going to lose money through this or the regulator will find some incredibly dodgy things?


The latter probably, esp. as the turkeys are all voting to change the P&S rules in the PL so they just get token slaps on the wrist this summer. They, esp the elite mob, really don't want an independent regulator who has any power as that might upset their gravy train. :roll:

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Re: Massive new regulations hitting English football

by Dirk Gently » 09 Apr 2024 11:38

Clyde1998 Someone on Twitter has noticed the Premier League have started running attack ads regarding a regulator for football: https://twitter.com/sgfmann/status/1777242796086227366

The one found was oddly placed in the middle of an article about David Cameron going to the US in an attempt to get military aid for Ukraine: https://www.politico.eu/newsletter/lond ... er-abroad/

Someone's already made the point: is it simply because they're going to lose money through this or the regulator will find some incredibly dodgy things?


I don't think it's either, particularly. It's pure arrogance, and all about power and control.

In their mind, this is *their* game, they are English football, all the other leagues in the pyramid exist only because of historical accident and are only useful as a way to develop their players (but they resent having to pay them money and hate not being able to televise matches on Saturdays because of them).

How very dare someone else tell them what they can or can't do with their league?

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