BigLan2 t1_jebizq6 wrote
Reply to comment by Curse3242 in Breaking: Premier League clubs agree new rules that can see owners/directors disqualified for “human rights abuses, based on Global Human Rights Sanctions Regulations 2020” by dragon8811
The 180 Newcastle fans did when they were bought was impressive. ManU fans going through the same thing now as well. If the option is "competing for top 6 and hating the owners" or "competing for top 2 and hating the owners", it's a fairly easy choice to just turn a blind eye.
And let's be realistic, you need a big-money owner to consistently challenge for the title in England. Chelsea and City (and now Newcastle) changed the landscape so much.
Curse3242 t1_jeda2eg wrote
I know a life long Inter fan, like this guy knows football history, knows everything, he's sorta like a ultra, but I was in utter shock when he was begging to be bought by Saudis.
But look at Brighton, or Liverpool (don't spend much) or West Ham last season, Arsenal this season. I shouldn't be saying this even as a Barca fan, but to some extent even Barca with Pedri/Gavi/Araujo. These weren't expensive signings.
I still feel talent can overshadow money. Its just that how modern football is with the schedules and the new rules that you need money.
Schedules need fixing and 3 subs only need to be brought back
BigLan2 t1_jedbarg wrote
And look at west ham this season. You can get lucky with a decent squad, but without billionaires behind a team you won't be there every season, which, since Liverpool in the 70s/80s and Man Utd in the 90s/00s is what fans want. Best case you get your squad together in a year the big clubs are rebuilding and end up pulling a Leicester, though they're now back in a relegation fight.
Curse3242 t1_jedc7u5 wrote
I don't think being there every season is the point tho. I don't strive for that for my club
It's about good football to me and achieving a better result than last season
For sure, without billionaires teams cannot convert their fortunes in a few years. But it can happen in a span of a decade or something. It definitely can happen. We get suprise winners a lot these days
But the new rules are still a problem. Idk I personally feel if things can be fair for every club. Money won't affect football that much.
LuesDE t1_jeeiapw wrote
United make more than enough money to sustain themselves. They don’t need any wealthy owners.
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