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The endgame of the ESL is to make enough money to leave those other leagues and just have an elite european soccer league full of the very best players and coac
by MisterBastahrd 6y ago
The endgame of the ESL is to make enough money to leave those other leagues and just have an elite european soccer league full of the very best players and coaches. The fans would get over it. This sort of thing has happened repeatedly in American sports, and the result has always been positive.
- Dma54rhs 6y agoI don't think any European football fan thinks your leagues are positive. So owners can move AC Milan to Budapest when they see a market (since you can't qualify) and call it AC Budapest Raiders? It's not competitive sport, it's cheap showbiz with hot dogs.
- MisterBastahrd 6y agoI think it's quite funny that you think that competitive sport can be accomplished when one team spends $25M on their entire team and another spends $20M on a single star player.
- Dma54rhs 6y agoLeicester was not too long ago not in premiere league, now they constantly spend 25 mil a player. There are plenty of teams who do that and clubs absolutely do reborn from ashes. Nothing like that with ESL.
- MisterBastahrd 6y agoThe vast majority of clubs in the EPL can't afford to spend like that and stay financially afloat.