RE: RE: The Premier League, a true league of nations and the next evolutionary step towards a European Super League
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RE: The Premier League, a true league of nations and the next evolutionary step towards a European Super League

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The problem I believe is in UEFA giving the club's who drive this revenue a figure commensurate to what they bring, or at least, something close. Even if the competition is expanded, it won't solve the problem as we'd still be faced with the quality of clubs that may be added, who may not even be valuable for TV rights.

Already, we're battling a situation whereby the Champions League proper seems to start from the quarterfinal and sometimes the knockout stage as the group stage still struggles to get the much needed attention due to some fixtures that may not be really enticing.

Locals who show these games in public spaces for fees already complain of how the group stage doesn't really pull crowd.

It's a lot of self-check for UEFA if they really are to prevent this super league from happening. Without that, like I've always opined, the Super League is just waiting to hit the fore again. I may be wrong though.

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