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Re: Break away Super League
DIR By: bmb
Date: May 8, 2021, 4:51 pm
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--- Quote from: rustyref link ---
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> The money will be distributed to children's and grassroots
football across Europe.
>
--- End Quote ---
I do like this part. I hope some is also invested in young
referees - the 14-18 age group in particular.
#Post#: 31202--------------------------------------------------
Re: Break away Super League
DIR By: ajb95
Date: May 8, 2021, 5:02 pm
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--- Quote from: rustyref link ---
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> [quote author=ajb95 link=topic=2369.msg31197#msg31197
date=1620509829]
> [quote author=bmb link=topic=2369.msg31193#msg31193
date=1620508481]
> I see the sanctions have now been announced against the 9
clubs who withdrew from the SL idea.
>
> Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea,
Arsenal, Tottenham, AC Milan, Inter Milan, and Atlético Madrid
have all signed a commitment to recommit to UEFA and will be
allowed to qualify for next season's tournaments. They are
committed to contributing a 15 million Euro fund to benefit
youth and grassroots football across Europe. According to the
article in the guardian some club owners, including those at
Tottenham, Manchester United and Arsenal, are reported to have
agreed to pick up the tab for the fines themselves.
>
> Starting in 2023-24, the nine clubs will be subject to the
withholding of 5% of the revenues they are due to receive for
their participation in UEFA club competitions for one season,
which will all be reinvested into youth and grassroots football
in local communities across Europe, including the UK.
>
> Finally, as a way to deter consideration of joining breakaway
competitions in the future, the clubs have all agreed to have
fines imposed if they seek to play in an unauthorized
competition (€100 million) or if they breach any other
commitment they have entered into in the Club Commitment
Declaration (€50 million).
>
> Sanctions against the hold out 3 Barcelona, Real Madrid, and
Juventus yet to be announced.
>
--- End Quote ---
Brushed under the carpet. Not got the bottle to punish them!
[/quote]
That isn't strictly true. They have been fined €15 million, and
will have 5% of their UEFA competition revenues withheld for one
season. The money will be distributed to children's and
grassroots football across Europe.
What happens to the three clubs that haven't backed down, and
today issued a statement saying they won't abandon the ESL, is
anyone's guess. I suspect if they don't back down they will be
kicked out of European competition.
[/quote]
True but £15 million when a club like man United which makes
£450-500 million revenue every year is peanuts !
#Post#: 31203--------------------------------------------------
Re: Break away Super League
DIR By: Ashington46
Date: May 8, 2021, 5:26 pm
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--- Quote from: ajb95 link ---
>
> [quote author=rustyref link=topic=2369.msg31198#msg31198
date=1620510553]
> [quote author=ajb95 link=topic=2369.msg31197#msg31197
date=1620509829]
> [quote author=bmb link=topic=2369.msg31193#msg31193
date=1620508481]
> I see the sanctions have now been announced against the 9
clubs who withdrew from the SL idea.
>
> Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea,
Arsenal, Tottenham, AC Milan, Inter Milan, and Atlético Madrid
have all signed a commitment to recommit to UEFA and will be
allowed to qualify for next season's tournaments. They are
committed to contributing a 15 million Euro fund to benefit
youth and grassroots football across Europe. According to the
article in the guardian some club owners, including those at
Tottenham, Manchester United and Arsenal, are reported to have
agreed to pick up the tab for the fines themselves.
>
> Starting in 2023-24, the nine clubs will be subject to the
withholding of 5% of the revenues they are due to receive for
their participation in UEFA club competitions for one season,
which will all be reinvested into youth and grassroots football
in local communities across Europe, including the UK.
>
> Finally, as a way to deter consideration of joining breakaway
competitions in the future, the clubs have all agreed to have
fines imposed if they seek to play in an unauthorized
competition (€100 million) or if they breach any other
commitment they have entered into in the Club Commitment
Declaration (€50 million).
>
> Sanctions against the hold out 3 Barcelona, Real Madrid, and
Juventus yet to be announced.
>
--- End Quote ---
Brushed under the carpet. Not got the bottle to punish them!
[/quote]
That isn't strictly true. They have been fined €15 million, and
will have 5% of their UEFA competition revenues withheld for one
season. The money will be distributed to children's and
grassroots football across Europe.
What happens to the three clubs that haven't backed down, and
today issued a statement saying they won't abandon the ESL, is
anyone's guess. I suspect if they don't back down they will be
kicked out of European competition.
[/quote]
True but £15 million when a club like man United which makes
£450-500 million revenue every year is peanuts !
[/quote]
Was the £15 million ont a total amount divided by the clubs --or
did I misunderstand this? It is peanuts and just a slap on the
hand.
#Post#: 31206--------------------------------------------------
Re: Break away Super League
DIR By: bmb
Date: May 8, 2021, 5:51 pm
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--- Quote from: Ashington46 link ---
>
> [quote author=ajb95 link=topic=2369.msg31202#msg31202
date=1620511333]
> [quote author=rustyref link=topic=2369.msg31198#msg31198
date=1620510553]
> [quote author=ajb95 link=topic=2369.msg31197#msg31197
date=1620509829]
> [quote author=bmb link=topic=2369.msg31193#msg31193
date=1620508481]
> I see the sanctions have now been announced against the 9
clubs who withdrew from the SL idea.
>
> Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea,
Arsenal, Tottenham, AC Milan, Inter Milan, and Atlético Madrid
have all signed a commitment to recommit to UEFA and will be
allowed to qualify for next season's tournaments. They are
committed to contributing a 15 million Euro fund to benefit
youth and grassroots football across Europe. According to the
article in the guardian some club owners, including those at
Tottenham, Manchester United and Arsenal, are reported to have
agreed to pick up the tab for the fines themselves.
>
> Starting in 2023-24, the nine clubs will be subject to the
withholding of 5% of the revenues they are due to receive for
their participation in UEFA club competitions for one season,
which will all be reinvested into youth and grassroots football
in local communities across Europe, including the UK.
>
> Finally, as a way to deter consideration of joining breakaway
competitions in the future, the clubs have all agreed to have
fines imposed if they seek to play in an unauthorized
competition (€100 million) or if they breach any other
commitment they have entered into in the Club Commitment
Declaration (€50 million).
>
> Sanctions against the hold out 3 Barcelona, Real Madrid, and
Juventus yet to be announced.
>
--- End Quote ---
Brushed under the carpet. Not got the bottle to punish them!
[/quote]
That isn't strictly true. They have been fined €15 million, and
will have 5% of their UEFA competition revenues withheld for one
season. The money will be distributed to children's and
grassroots football across Europe.
What happens to the three clubs that haven't backed down, and
today issued a statement saying they won't abandon the ESL, is
anyone's guess. I suspect if they don't back down they will be
kicked out of European competition.
[/quote]
True but £15 million when a club like man United which makes
£450-500 million revenue every year is peanuts !
[/quote]
Was the £15 million ont a total amount divided by the clubs --or
did I misunderstand this? It is peanuts and just a slap on the
hand.
[/quote]
I get the impression it is is between them as opposed to each.
Any supermarket own value brand peanuts, not even a bag of kp
honey roasted peanuts!
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