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Yes the premiership doesn't share its wealth with the lower leagues, there's already a huge element of segregation and exclusivity there. But it's still a huge
by jamienicol 5y ago
Yes the premiership doesn't share its wealth with the lower leagues, there's already a huge element of segregation and exclusivity there. But it's still a huge difference that promotion is possible. Smaller clubs can work their way up. Even within the premiership, these 6 teams are not consistently the best 6. They are trying to use their wealth to exclude in some cases better performing clubs.
Not watching is one option, directly pressuring your club not to join is another. Government regulations are yet another. Thankfully we don't yet live in a world where corporations can do whatever they like and your only recourse is not to watch
- tchalla 5y agoThere was an option in the European Super League for promotion too. It had 12 + 3 permanent members and 5 who could qualify.