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Just about now I suspect there is a conference call taking place where they are starting to plan their revenge.

John W Henry mentions "your club" several times, but never mentions "our club".

And then there were 4.

The Arsenal Board have apologised.

All English clubs are now out.

Justice for George Floyd ?

Liverpool players all posting this on social media;

But it was the rule from the start of private ownership in Germany, ( see post above ).

The Company would have to issue the shares, and in the case of Saints it would have to be 102% of the number currently in existence. The question again would be, how to compelk them to do so ?

Can the FA compel owners to do so ? Not sure the Government would want to.

It might be interesting to see how the next round of Presidential elections go on at the Spanish clubs.

"Historically, German teams were not-for-profit organisations run by members’ associations, and until 1998 private ownership of any kind was prohibited. The 50+1 rule, which was introduced that year, helps explain why debts and wages are under control and why ticket prices remain so low compared to other major leagues in Europe." https://www.bundesliga.com/en/news/Bundesliga/german-soccer-rules-50-1-fifty-plus-one-explained-466583.jsp

But how do you get from, for instance, Gao holding 80% to he and Kat between them only holding 49% ?

Comment on the BBC saying it's a shame that journalists won't get to ask Arteta why he thinks Arsenal qualify as one of the 'Super' clubs.

You really have to sympathise with Spurs.................................NOT !!!

Not just the fans - no commercial income from concerts, exhibitions, or conferences.

Joining a non UEFA sponsored competition results in immediate suspension from all current UEFA supported leagues and cups..

Apparently MaGuire had a go at him in a meeting with the players.

Trooper

Bayern have ruled out any involvement.

Regarding the proposed women's equivalent; " In the assumption that the women's league equivalent would include the same 12 founding clubs, it would be a travesty without European giants Lyon - who picked up a fifth Champions League title in a row last year - and Wolfsburg, who have appeared in five of the last eight finals, winning two. Liverpool, whose women's side currently compete in the domestic second tier, and Tottenham, who were only promoted to the Women's Super League in 2019, would look very out of place among Europe's supposed elite. There would also likely be animosity towards Real Madrid, a women's team only formed last year; Manchester United, who were created in 2018; and the inclusion of two Italian sides despite the nation having never previously had any representation in a Women's Champions League final."

What are they really after, but which is curently obscured by this smoke screen ?

He also said "This is not a league for the rich, it's a league to save football."