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siddus15 t1_j6r32ja wrote
Reply to comment by Hascus in [OC] Manchester United Income and Expenses Breakdown of their 2022 Annual Report by Square_Tea4916
They already tried to introduce a "European Super League" with no relegation that failed due to fan revolts
Hascus t1_j6r3jkd wrote
It probably would have succeeded had it been a closed league or kept relegation, but they made it the worst of both worlds
siddus15 t1_j6rcsn5 wrote
A closed league absolutely would NOT have succeeded. European fans hate the concept of removing any penalty for poor performance and would have revolting just as much. If losing means nothing then winning also means nothing.
Hascus t1_j6skm9h wrote
Still better than a league with relegation for only some teams but other teams are permanently in
Fjelleskalskyte t1_j6r9o19 wrote
PL is a super league by this point
siddus15 t1_j6rcxst wrote
The primary problem with the ESL was the lack of relegation for the founding clubs. PL is proving this season just how competitive it is and, of course, still sits within a traditional tiered structure with other divisions and European competitions.
KirrEwene t1_j6rqms8 wrote
But the money they have is ridiculous.
Fjelleskalskyte t1_j6ty0b7 wrote
Lack of relegation i agree with. That is very lame
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