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jim mk2

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  1. The PL is effectively a closed shop because of wealth. Leicester (and Rovers) winning the league were aberrations (and we were accused of buying the title)...they'll happen every 25 years or so; in the main the same clubs keep getting relegated from and win promotion to the PL. Even within the PL there are glass ceilings, or 3 leagues within the same league, those who will always struggle, those usually in the middle, and the same ones always at the top. The PL and current structure of English football is not a meritocracy
  2. The majority of football league clubs - unless they get lucky - are cut off from that money because they will never have the resources to get to it. Rovers included now probably The PL and CL were formed to create a cartel of very rich clubs with the rest on the outside looking in - and it's been very successful in doing that
  3. Football has always been about money and greed. The formation of the Premier League in early 1990s was about greed The Champions League, vastly inferior to the old European Cup, was about greed The ESL is no different
  4. Your words, not mine Fifa won't get involved IMO. They want the world's best players at the World Cup - not players from Burnley and Fulham
  5. Why are fans so up in arms about the ESL? It's only an extension of the Champions League - which already concentrated power and wealth with a few clubs and made football more of an elite game
  6. Tosh, as you would say, and so naive Clubs pay the players' wages and most footballers are interested in one thing only....money. International football is a distraction to most of them
  7. So the World Cup - already diminished because of the Champions League - would take place without the world's best players Fifa won't do it
  8. Old Harry Kane told the board it was either him or Jose. Over-rated club that gets friendly publicity because alot of sports writers are London based. Everton and Newcastle have as much right as Spuds to be in the ESL.
  9. It makes me smile if fans think they are going to have any say in this or try to stop it. The wealthy have made their decision and the plebs will have to go along with it
  10. Football started out as the game of aristocrats Old Etonians etc before it was taken over by the working classes/ masses. Is this a case of football returning to its elite roots?
  11. Useless minister makes vacuous statement. That’ll fix it
  12. Matches will be on TV, right across the planet. Fans don't matter. Wake up!
  13. Fans who think football is still about the fans are deluded. JP Morgan is backing this, eventually we'll see these games played in New York and Shanghai Followed by a final in Riyadh Money is all that matters
  14. As a player I wouldn't cross Allardyce or Wilder. I think our lot are soft, too easily beaten all over the pitch, and would benefit from a sharp shock that both of them would give. I'm well aware of their other attributes.
  15. Me neither Get a tough nut in who'll bark at our lazy, complacent squad and tell them some home truths, not a Rovers fan. Sam or Wllder is fine.
  16. Flirting with relegation might have woken someone up either in the boardroom or in India that Mowbray needs to be sacked. As it is, safety means we've got him for another season of agony
  17. They looked a better side than us and had more chances
  18. Are we celebrating 11 points out of 48?
  19. Derby didn't deserve to lose that
  20. Patrick Roberts is a good player.............another Man City loanee
  21. Rovers 2-1. How poor are Derby?
  22. For heaven's sake change the team, we're second best to every ball
  23. Undeserved equaliser. Derby dominated and should be at least 2 ahead
  24. Gallagher mis-heads into the Derby net
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