Premier League reform proposals

[eric woolban woolban]

Concerning...

BBC News - Premier League reform proposals: Liverpool & Man Utd lead plans for shake-up
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54499998

[Ad@m]

Absolute joke. Not even trying to hide the bribe to bring a desperate Football League along with them.

[andrew08]

I’ve got no issue with the league reducing if that’s what they want but I’d be concerned about ‘special status’. Does that mean they can’t get relegated?

[VILLA MOLE]

Is nobody asking why they need to change the vote system 🤔

[olaftab]

My considered opinions is Fuck off you ******.

[cdbearsfan]

Fuck right off you fucking parasites.

[PeterWithesShin]

Fuck off you money grabbing ******

[danno]

Turkey's voting for Christmas springs to mind.

[PeterWithesShin]

If they want to reduce the league by 2 clubs then Man Utd and Liverpool fucking off gets my vote.

[Brazilian Villain]

In football as in life never trust a Red!

[eamonn]

How do Southampton get special status above us? They were in League One and outside the top flight for 7 years out of the last 20.

[Axl Rose]

When I click on the link, see the photo of scum FC celebrating their title win, and notice two players wearing sunglasses, I think, 'you're even bigger ****** than I thought possible'.

Both Liverpool and Man Utd should be dissolved and all players/management/suppoters of both clubs arrested, before being sent to the sun. Forever. Actually, grind their shit stadiums into dust and send that to the sun, too.

[Axl Rose]

Scrolling down further, there's Pogba, the dabbing twat. He can be at the front of the space shuttle.

[TopDeck113]

Let's have what exactly is meant by "special status" and on what grounds certain clubs will be granted it. The BBC Sport website is - as so often the case - wrong.  West Ham and Southampton have not been Premier League ever-presents.

This is a carve-out by a self-appointed and self-styled elite. Mark my words, the next step will be the end of collective broadcasting deals.

[danno]

Let's have what exactly is meant by "special status" and on what grounds certain clubs will be granted it. The BBC Sport website is - as so often the case - wrong.  West Ham and Southampton have not been Premier League ever-presents.

This is a carve-out by a self-appointed and self-styled elite. Mark my words, the next step will be the end of collective broadcasting deals.

Exactly my thoughts too, i mean ffs! six clubs voting for something gets a motion passed?
They'll vote in favour of the top six receiving the lions share of broadcast revenue and that will be that.