@ThapaSamjh71717@KalshiFooty The rules came later, after many of the now “traditional” big clubs had already invested or borrowed to build their positions. Football is a business, the financial rules regulate that business model, and investors are there for a financial return-not just the love of the game
@jonuuup@ThapaSamjh71717@KalshiFooty But that’s the point! Traditional big clubs didn’t just organically get there - they invested and borrowed to build their position. Acting like investment suddenly makes competition unfair ignores how they got there.
@ThapaSamjh71717@KalshiFooty If an owner is willing to invest their own money into a club, I don’t see why they should be artificially prevented from doing so. Let clubs compete and let the market decide.
@ThapaSamjh71717@KalshiFooty You could argue the opposite: significant investment creates pressure for everyone else to improve and compete. In football, that can mean better squads, facilities, managers and stadiums. Just like McDonald’s, Burger King and Five Guys competing-ultimately, the consumer benefits
@GuyLambertUK@carsondcat@judge148@GMPCityCentre@gmpolice@coopuk @redrobin9000 @MrMennoTweets There were plenty of signs that day Ste would’ve disagreed with, yet he kept his hands to himself-which speaks volumes. Expressing an opinion you disagree with doesn’t mean someone is looking for a fight. Counter-protesting is fine; violence isn’t.
@Wtducksauce@judge148@GMPCityCentre@gmpolice@coopuk @redrobin9000 @MrMennoTweets He hoped to expose them for what they really are. They portray themselves as the accepting and peaceful side, yet simply wearing a billboard stating biological reality was enough for them to resort to violence.
@Wtducksauce@judge148@GMPCityCentre@gmpolice@coopuk @redrobin9000 @MrMennoTweets This shows the people attending the parade for what they are. I don’t want to be on the side that resorts to violence simply because someone holds a different opinion. This video provides all the clarity I need.
@Jj1414130687@hr_wfc No, I know it’s different - the top-tier clubs staged a breakaway in 1992 to form their own independent Premier League. Go read a book!