How English is English Club Football

[volleyball babe<3]

So we should make the EPL crap.... :huh:
I actually think that might work.

It wasn't crap when it used to dominate Europe. Winning the European cup every fecking year or as near it as makes no difference.

Qualifying for major International tournaments and getting to semi-finals.

 

[phoenixgurl]

True, but have you got a better plan.
Crap then build up back to that ^ is the way forward for me.

 

[[[bubbles]]<3Aaron]

No, like I said already I think the soul is sold to the Devil.

So long as it's all about money, as you said earlier, it won't change.

 

[la la la la la la la la]

FA were considering to impose a rule that every Premier league team has to have a minimum of 8 (or so) English players. But then they decided against it, I think if they had imposed this rule it would have helped in the growth of english players considerably. But then they realised that most of the top clubs have lot of foreign players and this would lead to a huge loss in revenue. So fuck... who cares about our footballing youth, as long as we're bringing in the money it doesnt matter.

 

[Stefanie H]

FA were considering to impose a rule that every Premier league team has to have a minimum of 8 (or so) English players. But then they decided against it, I think if they had imposed this rule it would have helped in the growth of english players considerably. But then they realised that most of the top clubs have lot of foreign players and this would lead to a huge loss in revenue. So fuck... who cares about our footballing youth, as long as we're bringing in the money it doesnt matter.

That would probably have been illegal anyway I would have thought.

At least as far as it relates to the EU.

Either way, the "big players" as discussed earlier wouldn't have let it happen.

The English FA are now effectively toothless tigers.

 

[kingfresh512]

Fuck off, English football is as English as a cup of tea, a jacket potato, and a chicken korma...

 

[▲▼ßððĝiз▼▲]

Fuck off, English football is as English as a cup of tea, a jacket potato, and a chicken korma...

Fat bastard

 

[Jupiter Mission:]

That's easy for you to say :snooty:

 

[brokencydexxlover]

Surprisingly so.

 

[Brenda B]

The Premiership has definitely sold it's soul to the devil, no doubt, but do people really support the board? English football is English as long as it's in England - with the exception of Cardiff, Swansea and Wrexham. What's happening is a bit of a concern but as long as there's games to go to down the road then English football can only be English.