European football 25/26

We'll know more on Bayern in the next couple of months when they play Dortmund, PSG, arsenal, Eintracht away. So far it looks too easy for them. Bundesliga looks very weak this season and very much like it has had its best players taken this summer. Time will tell

Superb finish from Kane

Kanes stats are insane

He's just about a goal a game for over a hundred games

He's just about rewritten the record books for German football

Phenomenon player

Barcelona and Milan have both been allowed to play a league game overseas this season, Barca are playing in Miami and Milan in Australia.
 

UEFA say they’ve agreed to it “reluctantly” because there’s currently no legal power to stop it under FIFA regs, completely ridiculous and sets a worrying precedent. 

"Exceptional circumstances" and they don't want this to set a precedent...

So basically if enough money is thrown at it, all the big clubs will want to go ahead with it too.

One step closer to the super League 

Absolutely. They’re relying on FIFA to do the right thing for the game instead of chase loads of money, good luck with that one. 

Bet their season ticket holders are impressed.  But the clubs won't care, they'll probably just refund one game pro-rata and then make tons more back selling tickets for these games at inflated prices to the locals. 

1 hour ago, alanharper said:

Bet their season ticket holders are impressed.  But the clubs won't care, they'll probably just refund one game pro-rata and then make tons more back selling tickets for these games at inflated prices to the locals. 

I don't think Barca care about their fans. They played at their training ground the other day. They would kick their granny for a fiver

4 minutes ago, owls89 said:

I don't think Barca care about their fans. They played at their training ground the other day. They would kick their granny for a fiver

Think the ground switch was enforced due to them not having the correct certificates or something for the refurbed Nou Camp, they've switched back to the Olympic Stadium for the last game or two.

I don't think any of the big clubs really care about the fans any more, it's all about the money.  They'll get FA Cup replays that most of the first team players probably wouldn't even have been playing in scrapped, but will fly thousands of miles straight after the season ends just to play a lucrative friendly. 

7 hours ago, alanharper said:

 

Think the ground switch was enforced due to them not having the correct certificates or something for the refurbed Nou Camp, they've switched back to the Olympic Stadium for the last game or two.

 

I don't think any of the big clubs really care about the fans any more, it's all about the money.  They'll get FA Cup replays that most of the first team players probably wouldn't even have been playing in scrapped, but will fly thousands of miles straight after the season ends just to play a lucrative friendly. 

Yeah, it was. The coub have been leading the fans on though, when seriously the stadium was never going to be ready. They had to say this to get the extra wage cap money. That game at their training ground wasn't even sold out.