Bayern Munich, who are the current holders of the Uefa Champions League, have released the following statement in the last hour:FC Bayern Munich takes a closed position on the Super League. President Herbert Hainer says: “Our members and fans reject a Super League. It is our wish as FC Bayern and our goal that the European clubs live this wonderful and emotional Champions League competition and develop it together with UEFA. FC Bayern says no to the Super League. "The chairman of the board Karl-Heinz Rummenigge confirms: “On behalf of the board I can expressly state that FC Bayern does not take part in the Super League. FC Bayern stands in solidarity with the Bundesliga. It was and is always a great pleasure for us to be able to play as the German representative in the Champions League. We all still fondly remember our Champions League victory in Lisbon in 2020, such a happy moment is never forgotten.For FC Bayern, the Champions League is the best club competition in the world. "
Seems like there's a bit of a gap between the evil bastards who bought the clubs as sportswashing playthings (PSG, City, Chelsea) and the evil bastards who bought the clubs for pure extraction (United, Arsenal, Milan clubs).
I can't quite decide whether to laugh or cry at Wolves' Tweet about being Premier League Champions 2018/19.....
Deano having his say currently on Sky.
Quote from: dave shelley on April 20, 2021, 04:29:26 PMDeano having his say currently on Sky.spoke very well
Quote from: Drummond on April 20, 2021, 04:05:13 PMI can't quite decide whether to laugh or cry at Wolves' Tweet about being Premier League Champions 2018/19.....It was quite amusing, but a bloke called Stephen Mackie pointed out that if you exclude them from the table you also need to elimiate all of their results. If you do that the list of winners looks like this: