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"The Premier League changed the rules to prevent another Leicester!" 😬
Do financial rules make it harder for clubs to challenge the 'big six'? 💰
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🗣️ “I loved my time at Everton, an incredible club…Goodison was magical” - Frank Lampard
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Fireworks should be banned & only used at organised displays
..or for Everton to inflict psychological warfare on their opponents the night before a must win game🎇
Everton v Chelsea 1st May 2022🗓️
One of the most hostile, vicious atmospheres Goodison’s ever seen.
A Bear Pit👀
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When Tom Brady went 42-of-62 for 446 yards and two touchdowns against the Falcons in Super Bowl 51 🏆
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Manchester United joined a breakaway league promising its founding clubs a share of $4.2 billion. Gary Neville wanted his own club punished.
“I’m disgusted. Absolutely disgusted.” - Gary Neville, 0:31 in the video below.
April 18, 2021. Neville was speaking on Sky Sports at Old Trafford as reports of a European Super League spread. He had supported United for 40 years. Now he was publicly turning on the people running it.
The proposal offered something you couldn’t buy in the Champions League: a permanent place.
Fifteen founding clubs would be protected. Just five other teams would qualify each year through their performances. A bad season could keep an outsider out. The founders would still be there.
That night, 12 clubs formally announced the project. They promised roughly $4.2 billion in shared funding for infrastructure and recovery from the pandemic.
Manchester United co-chairman Joel Glazer was named a vice-chairman of the new league.
In the video, Neville points out that United, Arsenal and Tottenham weren’t even in the Champions League. Now they wanted guaranteed access to its proposed rival.
His anger turns into a demand for punishment: financial penalties, points deductions, even relegation.
“Relegate United, Liverpool and Arsenal.”
He had spent his entire playing career at United. He wasn’t asking for his club to get an exception.
The backlash spread across fans, players and politicians. On April 20, United announced it was withdrawing, saying it had listened to supporters and other stakeholders.
Two days earlier, Joel Glazer had been promoting a new chapter for European football. His own club pulled out before a ball was kicked.
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See inside Everton’s Hill Dickinson’s Hospitality @SupportersNufc
Absolutely stunning stadium inside and out…. It’s only Tottenham stadium in the Premier League who has a better stadium - we did a full stadium tour there - feel free to have a look over our videos for that one….
#everton #liverpool #evertonstadium #newcastleunited #nufc
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That's Everton on the left and Manchester United on the right.
One is in absolute crisis apparently. There is uproar and they're about to change their manager.
The other? Great start to the season.
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🗣Souness: "Its cruel on #ManCity. This is because of FFP, set up by the big clubs to protect big clubs. They've said, 'We are the big guys, we generate the most, let's set up a rule that prevents City buying the best players and we're not the big boys anymore.' Its jealousy" 👏
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Pay your £900 season tickets & kids too, rock up, watch groundhog day, go home, be quiet weekly & accept dinosaur tactics, when he goes we’ll then be told we had it lucky & thank him, from his patronising back strokers in the media whilst he sails off in the sunset to Celtic
