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Posted April 20, 2021 01:13 · last edited April 20, 2021 01:15

paulm
Not seen any points I don't think this group of clubs will have covered.
FYI, they've already announced a womens super league is in the planning. 
And they've already announced a massively funded system is in the works for youth development and pathways. 
I think we're all being a bit naive as to how this might pan out, these guys didn't take this lightly, and I don't think FIFA or UEFA is going to be successful by simply banning all the clubs and players from everything. 
20legend, a good point about neville (and carragher is in the same boat) making a huge sacrifice with their comments, in that they're burning relationships with the club. I had not thought of that. 
And Bullion, yea cool, tell me what not to say, call me dumb, whatever you like. A person's words tell you more about themselves than who they are talking about.
Of these breakaway clubs, only twice in 19 seasons have they made the final of the Women's CL - with one win.

There is no timeline on what their plans for 'solidarity' payments would be other than they will after the "initial commitment period" - whenever that will be. And you are having to put a lot of trust in teams that are doing this to further enrich themselves.

These clubs have already distorted the football landscape - automatically getting to the group stages of the UEFA Champions League by finishing 4th.

And FIFA has had precedent of banning players from breakaway leagues, such as recently in Indonesia.

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paulm
Not seen any points I don't think this group of clubs will have covered.
FYI, they've already announced a womens super league is in the planning. 
And they've already announced a massively funded system is in the works for youth development and pathways. 
I think we're all being a bit naive as to how this might pan out, these guys didn't take this lightly, and I don't think FIFA or UEFA is going to be successful by simply banning all the clubs and players from everything. 
20legend, a good point about neville (and carragher is in the same boat) making a huge sacrifice with their comments, in that they're burning relationships with the club. I had not thought of that. 
And Bullion, yea cool, tell me what not to say, call me dumb, whatever you like. A person's words tell you more about themselves than who they are talking about.
Of these breakaway clubs, only twice in 19 seasons have they made the final of the Women's CL - with one win.

There is no timeline on what their plans for 'solidarity' payments would be other than they will after the "initial commitment period" - whenever that will be. And you are having to put a lot of trust in teams that are doing this to further enrich themselves.

These clubs have already distorted the football landscape - automatically getting to the group stages by finishing 4th of the UEFA Champions League.

And FIFA has had precedent of banning players from breakaway leagues, such as recently in Indonesia.