Gary "Independent Regulator" Neville

@hxrold12

2 жыл бұрын

Beat me to it mate lmaooo

@XJokermanX

2 жыл бұрын

😂 😂 😂 Init

@XJokermanX

2 жыл бұрын

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

@josephjoestar995

2 жыл бұрын

Best in class

@haywoodchablowmee2372

2 жыл бұрын

Gary ‘I’ve been part of a group Calling for independent regulators to figure out a way to play Bruno and Pogba in same team’ Neville

I feel at this moment in time that this this is a moment in time where we are, in fact, in a moment in time. - Gary Neville

@jackcrowson1119

2 жыл бұрын

Whereby

It’s difficult to argue with Neville here. I agree that in principle, independent governance would add value to the game as a whole but how it’s role is defined must be carefully thought out. We need to tweak and reset elements of our beautiful game, not tear the whole thing up.

@YorkshireSpud

2 жыл бұрын

Also, how can we guarantee that the powers of the individual regulator won't be bribed to fit the agenda of the greedy 6 or those that would look to abuse their position of power?

@barryk00da

2 жыл бұрын

@@YorkshireSpud It’s a fair point but can’t be more bought out than current bodies currently are. An independent body would by definition have more transparency and accountability. How we elect the decision-makers will be crucial.

@GMBethHarmon

2 жыл бұрын

This needs to be done with the rest of society too, not just football.

Gary “I’ve been calling for an independent regulator” Neville

@jcdalrymple16

2 жыл бұрын

Gary “to bring checks and balances to the English game” Neville

@yesway980

2 жыл бұрын

@@jcdalrymple16 Gary " I played for Manchester United for twenty years" Neville

@WakaWaka2468

2 жыл бұрын

Gary "Under Sir Alex..." Neville

@VidzMisc

2 жыл бұрын

Gary "3 wins from 16 games and then sacked" Neville

@smallarmskepa4390

2 жыл бұрын

100 “I copy comments that have been copied thousands of times because I am incapable of thinking of a comment on my own with my tiny brain” NB

Would love to see a debate between Gary and Christian Purslow on this topic!

@ziudra91

2 жыл бұрын

But make sure to make it HEATED

@hrhraj722

2 жыл бұрын

Gary is biased. He's a owner of a EFL club. They wouldn't sit down together. Premier League are not being vocal about there ideas as they are capitalists like the rest of the country. Socialism and comuniism in 2022 in football will only lead to the chickens coming home to Roost and the EFL clubs will suffer. Gary Neville should be more mindful of his language.

Comrade Neville

as an american, I can easily say that Neville is displaying a level of honesty about business structure here you'd never see on American sports TV, not even from someone like Charles Barkley

@Marcelg13

2 жыл бұрын

Until you learn that he is a co-owner of a rich lower league club who will profit from that just like the other rich owners in the lower leagues.

@darudesandstrom1067

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marcelg13 yep exactly. Gary always has an agenda. These “passionate” statement always have an ulterior motive

@MrOasis316

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marcelg13 and the poor owners of lower league clubs will benefit as well. Every lower league club will benefit from this. Its actually the lower league clubs with money that won’t benefit as much.

@MrOasis316

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marcelg13 and everyone knows he is a owner in a lower league club the mention it in this video multiple times lol.

@katie8325

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marcelg13 er poor owners will also benefit..

For those of you using his loyalty to Ole against him for everything now, you’re just being silly. You all know he’s a decent human being who loves the sport very much.

@peterah7957

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed... He is talking alot of sense

@bigwilly3346

2 жыл бұрын

He is right on this topic but he’s still lost a lot of credibility by continually backing an obviously failing manager, with his only reason to do so being personal ties

@JGZ.

2 жыл бұрын

Minority owner & businessman loves his investment portfolio.....

@tonytynebridge510

2 жыл бұрын

Carragher’s a better pundit than him

@hellohi1445

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigwilly3346 never backed ole. He just never mentioned him when talking about united poor performances.

Well said Gary, football should come together to improve everything, but all the owners are so incredibly selfish and don't look at the entire pyramid.

@NC-ck5oj

2 жыл бұрын

Some of them are far worse than selfish...i.e murderers

Spoke incredibly well. Becoming one of the most influential people in English football. Well done Gary

@eoghanl8760

2 жыл бұрын

@Cian MacGana can see your argument but genuinely think his best interest has always been in the wider game

@MH-vp7lf

2 жыл бұрын

Lol he's a hypocrite, acts all philosophical on sky saying give managers time etc, whilst his own club Salford constantly sack managers.

@kreigrastalovich2577

2 жыл бұрын

Let's hope not.

@kevinkilbane2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@MH-vp7lf exaclty. "I will never say a manager should lose their job". But he says it constantly to Salford managers

@charleszouch1629

2 жыл бұрын

He alone doesn't have a majority vote at Salford

People should read this report or at least listen to the people who drew it up, and not just listen to CEOs etc. who are trying to look out for themselves. This is a positive for fans of all of English football.

Gary "at this point in time" Neville

@kevinkilbane2007

2 жыл бұрын

Or "at this moment in time"

@Motorsportschris

2 жыл бұрын

Gary “I think what we’ve seen over the last 18 months” Neville

@LUFC123

2 жыл бұрын

Where by

Gary is correct, at this moment in time.

The Premier league doesn't owe the EFL anything, the EFL should focus on themselves and become better at marketing. The EFL should leave sky and air alot more games

@FatTodd

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly go have a chat with DAZN or somet

@TheJJKG

2 жыл бұрын

The premier league owes the EFL most of it's good homegrown stars. Without the EFL the quality of the premier league would be nothing

@Ryan-ys2bq

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJJKG England last starting had 4 players from academies not in the premier league currently, Bellingham who isn't benefitting the premier league, Maguire and Ramsdale from Sheff Utd who have had plenty of EPL payments plus big fees and the only true one Tyrone Mings who came from down the pyramid. On the bench there was Stones - Barnsley Walker -another Sheff Utd and Pickford - Sunderland who again plenty of EPL money.

Whilst I don't disagree that something of some sort needs to be done, the truth is if Gary's Salford were in the Premier League he would also be talking about killing the golden goose and communism.

@Bibbington

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but they aren’t and he isn’t, it’s killing the argument by saying you think he would be a hypocrite if he could be, so let’s not listen, even though he hasn’t shown himself to be one

@mohammeddmalik

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bibbingtonyou what mate? I'm saying he is doing the same in reverse.. it's only because Salford are in L2 and not one of the top 6 that he holds these opinions. Point being he is representing his own interests in the same way the big 6 are representing theirs

Well said Gary.

Simon Jordan on TalkSport will have a field day with this on that show probably already has😂😂

Gary is so right in this situation man

@prakashsurendran6285

2 жыл бұрын

This will be the start of the decline of the Premier League. If Sunderland & Bristol City are institutions, the stakeholders should be responsible to ensure that they are governed well. I am sure that nobody expects Walmart to pay the village grocers to ensure that they do not lose money. Similarly, the Premier League should not be expected to ensure the survival of the clubs below the Premier League. So many good young English players prefer to go to Germany. Jadon Sancho and Jude Bellingham are some players who left for relatively small sums and who have or will be sold on for huge profits. The independent review does not think it necessary to prevent similar situations occurring in future. Lower league teams inflate the price of players as soon as Premier League clubs come knocking. Instead, they should have sell on clauses to make it attractive to potential buyers. Secondly, why isn't there a review on the policy of free transfers? What is the justification of allowing a player to sign a pre-contract with a team outside their country, but not within the country? Why is the compensation for free transfers involving U23 players within England be 3x-4x the fee to clubs outside England? Another thing that they should have reviewed was buyout clauses and agent fees. Buyout & termination clauses should be equal, which is the total wages due for the balance of the contract, unless mutually agreed upon. Agent fees should be fixed as a percentage of the players wages and paid for by the players themselves, not the buying or selling clubs. If I engage a professional recruitment agency for placement services, that's what I am expected to pay. If a company approaches a professional head-hunter to recruit a suitable candidate, the company pays it. It's the same with real estate. Seller pays the agent.

@e1239

2 жыл бұрын

He's completely wrong...

@Marcelg13

2 жыл бұрын

@Aston-Coren Banner why?

@molsy1768

2 жыл бұрын

@@prakashsurendran6285 only football clubs are not shops. Do you know what the word institution means?

@prakashsurendran6285

2 жыл бұрын

@@molsy1768 If you consider clubs to be institutions and not enterprises or businesses, they should be community owned, not by individuals. And will the same community stump up the money to fund player acquisition? Once the club is sold, the owners have the legal right to run the club as they deem fit. If we supporters do not like it, we are free to stop supporting them. Look at the plight of Barcelona. Owned by the supporters and now crippled by debt. Will the same supporters pay double or triple ticket prices to bail out the "institution"? Wishful thinking, if you ask me. It's intresting to note that the majority of England fans who do not support club over country, (as far as friendly matches are concerned) do not support clubs in the PL. If I am not mistaken, most of the football fans in England do not support PL clubs. Why does this majority not contribute more to the clubs (or institutions as you claim) they support? Pay the same ticket prices across the football pyramid. Clubs will then have enough money from their own supporters to improve their playing squad and training facilities

Gary “In the last 18 months” Neville

how about every prem game that's played in the UK should be aired in the UK? how the hell does it make sense that someone an hour n a half away by foot from a ground can't watch the game there on any channel (legitimately) but ppl 7 hours away by flight can watch every game? 🤦🏽

@M-E_123

2 жыл бұрын

Should also let Premiership team's sell their own PPV streams and let them keep a larger cut of the revenue (as it will be their own fan's paying to watch). Sick of paying for Sky & BT when I only watch one clubs matches & I don't get to see all of them and that the money I spend goes more to the team's we're competing with than on our own players. Make PPV season tickets available per club - 40% retained by club, 40% split between opposing teams in same league & 20% to lower divisions - maybe there could be some variation to still allow for prize money based on league position (say take 5% off the money retained by club and split between opposition to create a 4th pot for league position prize money).

@vkdeen7570

2 жыл бұрын

@@M-E_123 hmm concept might be okay but could get mighty complicated. plus may have issue with just not enough viewership for everyone outside the prem to make the ppv worth it. hell even some of the teams the prem like Brighton got example (no offence to them) but I can't see them having the kind of global demand to a make ppv worth it and tbh the portion of your viewership (a lower than the prem fans) doesn't make a huge difference at all to the prem money its the global audience that give them the wad). would be nice if the demand is there tho for more championship teams to get kroe matches maybe sky could do a championship channel or something

@M-E_123

2 жыл бұрын

@@vkdeen7570 most lower division teams set up their own streams for season ticket holders during lockdown - I don't see why they can't keep that running now fan's are back in stadiums if there is demand there - it may not be for all clubs but they certainly shouldn't be blocked from exploiting a potential new revenue stream if there is demand amongst their supporters (as it currently is under the EFL TV deal). Premiership teams would likely need to partner with someone (like Sky or Amazon) due to needing higher viewing capacity, but the point would be that rather than splitting game's between 2-3 different subscription services and it still not being possible for me to watch all of my teams games in a season, offer me an option to actually follow 100% of my clubs games without needing to use overseas streams and without having 3 different corporations taking a cut.

@vkdeen7570

2 жыл бұрын

@@M-E_123 did they? I didn't know that. then ye don't see why they couldn't just carry that on. likewise even tho I follow a prem team I don't understand why I pay for sky and bt but yet even if I got prime I still can't watch all games of my team it's ridiculous. amazon shud just take over a set up a stream service for specific prem teams or atleast the big ones with global bases. I suppose 1 issue might be than some ppl also wanna other prem teams and probably some lower div fans like to watch the prem also. I'm sure it's workable just a bit complicated

Diversity & Inclusion 🤣 which means that certain ppl will get jobs they don't deserve

@leonenko82

2 жыл бұрын

yup

@HonestMan112

2 жыл бұрын

Sky sports still pushing the lgbt agenda too, its embarrassing

@jacksonconstantine5740

2 жыл бұрын

Thaaaat’s race socialism 👍🏻 Sky has been completely subverted. Why I cancelled my subscription.

@ajprop99

2 жыл бұрын

Or you know, people will get opportunities that previously weren't available to them...

@jacksonconstantine5740

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajprop99 because they aren’t good enough

Nice to see the word “reset” used 👀

But doesn't Gary have a direct interest in this conversation? This isn't just about the fans, it's also about the owners of smaller league 2 teams.

@paulmallon9292

2 жыл бұрын

You can basically make that arguement to anyone involved in this conversation. It's a straw man. There's vested interests in everything. There's obviously huge vested interests in how it is now. I will honestly hold my hands up and say I don't know enough about economics to really have a solid opinion on this. It all sounds good but impossible to know how it will play out in practice. But I doubt Gary's only motive here is to simply force an infrastructure that would protect Salford. Again, maybe he is. I couldn't possibly know his motives.

@videolad3057

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulmallon9292 That’s not a straw man though.

@paulmallon9292

2 жыл бұрын

@@videolad3057 'A straw man is a form of argument and an informal fallacy of having the impression of refuting an argument, whereas the real subject of the argument was not addressed or refuted'. Maybe not entirely but the real subject is not addressed by simply calling Gary's motives into question. Point taken though

@videolad3057

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulmallon9292 Completely agree with your point though - Neville’s arguments can’t just be dismissed because he’s got private interests. Would basically mean absolutely nobody in the football industry can have a say in the debate.

Be careful of what u wish for, Gary

@nultyjack8219

2 жыл бұрын

what u mean oh hardly communism for wanting this

The transfer tax aside most of it makes sense. The golden share for fans on crest, colours and home ground are absolutely essential. Clubs shouldn’t have to go through what Wimbledon did or have owners like Tan and Allam just changing club colours and names.

FFP is pointless. As Gary says club owners wanting to buy a player should put up the whole money into a Escrow account covering the total cost of that player. The present rules hinder small clubs taken over from being able to compete, it has created a closed shop. The power has to be returned back to FA far to much money stays in the Premier League.

@olivergille8305

2 жыл бұрын

So you want to see Utd/City/Chelsea or Newcastle finish top 4 without fail every year until the end of time? FFP needs work but scrapping it altogether is equally problematic

Should Ole go Gary? "There needs to be an independent regulator in place to make sure my ole is safe, whilst I go and sack managers after 3 months at Salford and then come here on Sky and say managers should be given time"

@whoknew2273

2 жыл бұрын

lol

How about a 100% levy on PL footballer earnings stretching back to 1992. To be redistributed to the fans.

@IrishFrank22

2 жыл бұрын

Why? The players got paid of free will by the fans in exchange for seeing them play. You're not owed anything victim! Instead let's put a levy on your wages over the years. That is if you worked 🤣

@cockoffgewgle4993

2 жыл бұрын

@@IrishFrank22 Because footballers are very vocal about how much they care about inequality in society and in football.

Why don't Sky do a 'piece' on how Neville and his mates artificially pumped money into Salford?

Translation I want more money given to Salford and then when I get in the prem I will have a completely different view

What does diversity and inclusion mean here? Every team have to have 20% white, 20% black, 20% brown, 20% yellow and 20% red? And please don't forget all the people with pronounce!

@AshPrimeDCFC

2 жыл бұрын

I wondered myself what that's about. Feel like it's there just for the sake of it and I highly doubt with a "fan-led" review that fans insisted on that final line.

@outragedamerican1149

2 жыл бұрын

This is what you are worried about? Why? And what is a 'pronounce?'

@TRUc972

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly. It means quotas. Which is blatant racism dressed up as ‘progress’

@scampy2840

2 жыл бұрын

@@outragedamerican1149 he means pronouns like he/him they/them etc

gary neville 100% truth i would have him priminister of this country not just football

“To really reset English football.. eh.. just tweak it.. slightly” nice one Red Nev

@temporaryuseraccount0012

2 жыл бұрын

From the Red of Man Utd to the Red of Communism, lickety split.

All Gary does is "I've been saying this for ages"

Bang on as per! 🤘🎸😎

Though sometimes slightly emotional, Gary is very correct on this. Changes need to happen

@aaaabbbb2483

2 жыл бұрын

Of course he’s emotional, he’s passionate about football like millions of football fans up and down the country.

Red nev saying redistribution of wealth isnt communism!

It’s built to stop clubs not existing anymore; not as financial doping to let their ‘mismanagement’ mean they succeed on the pitch; just keeping the pitch itself…

Point me to a regulator that is actually independent and isn't swayed by the influence of money. Lobbying exists and will always exist. Gary can say it won't happen, but history is not on his side.

@Bibbington

2 жыл бұрын

But then we’re simply saying don’t have any independent oversight or impact. The premier league already control the flow of cash downwards and have control, and the premier league is fundamentally controlled by the largest clubs within it because of the number of votes required. We’re saying there’s no point in trying to wrest power away to an independent regulator because they’ll try to bribe to win, but the other option is just letting it carry on where they don’t even need to try and bribe they’re that much in control. Lobbying is crap but at least it puts barriers in place to stop the lobbyers also being the actual lawmakers.

@gadd10

2 жыл бұрын

Correct

@leonemitchell1816

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bibbington why should the prem money which the prem worked for and created be distributed to the EFL why doesn’t the FA just idk make the efl more attractive and charge more tv rights deal.

Gary “At this moment in time” Neville

Gary is very convincing. Makes a lot of sense really. Getting relegated should be a sporting failure not an economic one. The 4 divisions is unique to the English game and should be protected. The PL are nothing without whats below them.

@seshadhri_s

2 жыл бұрын

There are other countries with four divisions as well tbf

I use to hate Gary neville 5 years a go but he's grown on me. He has a great humanistic side to his character

Gary Neville is a hero! I wish I could vote in the UK, I'd be on the phone with my MP every day about this, email, whatever.

What annoys me is EFL clubs expecting the PL clubs to bail them out when they handle their finances poorly

@Marcelg13

2 жыл бұрын

exactly. Its not only in england its pretty much everywhere in Europe when Clubs spend more money than they earn to get promoted but are shooting themselves in the foot but in comparison to European lower League Clubs the English Lower Leagues got rich Owners. So why give them the Money they didnt earn in the first place?

@tomthorogood4335

2 жыл бұрын

The EFL clubs have to overspend to compete with parachute payment clubs. The parachute payment should be forced into a separate pot with clubs only using it to help cover the PL wages. Instead, teams like Fulham, West Brom, Bournemouth and Watford have been using it to fund £10m+ signings or purchasing players in £50k+ per week.

14:25 I think he's hinting about people like fabrizio Romano

Yet he's the Co owner of a club that bought their way into the football league, giving Championship level wages when they were in the National League...

Very precise and sensible from Gary. Gary is measured and in the detail, those scared are making wild claims. Keep pushing forward, Gary.

You'd just hope that there wouldn't be lobbying involved with it from either the big clubs or the commercial partners of the big clubs...

Who needs Google when you’ve got Gary Neville

Gary will be remembered in 500 years for bringing this to the light and helping save football. Real legend.

The thing is, if the Premier League actually had salary caps so that he who is richest can’t out spend the rest, then the parachute money down the ladder becomes of less importance because then it isn’t all just about the money, so the gap can be closed by skill and organisation and efficiency not just money. At the moment the parachute money is just a way of saying, we aren’t going to actually address what’s caused the inequality which is related to the lack of competition and the increase of financial instability, we are just going to send some hush money your way even though you will never ever meet us on the pitch because we can outspend you. The parachute money doesn’t mean anything if those clubs never have a chance to actually really make it up the ladder and stay there without needing to be some billionaires plaything. . An actual competitive football ladder would see all teams of all leagues be able to win and compete in their competition based on management, skill level, recruitment, efficiency and good financial structures. Not just, he who pays wins. The day Norwich can win the Premier League without needing to be bought by a billionaire is a day we should be aiming for. Even though I couldn’t give a crap about the team itself. That’s an actual competition

@RighAlban

2 жыл бұрын

And if England introduce salary caps the best won't come so the world wide viewing will lower, so will the big money and the so called parachute payments will get smaller anyway, not to mention the Tri yearly owner shakedowns proposed. Its all good in theory but they're relying on the PL still being the best with new restrictions in place.

I wish we could see a debate here between Simon Jordan and Gary Neville over this because I don't buy into this independent regulator stuff. Just saying.

@Marcelg13

2 жыл бұрын

i would pay to see that. That will be the return of Nevilles dry mouth.

@fusionsuper34

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marcelg13 He will be shredded by Jordan, I have no doubt about that. He speaks more sense than Neville sometimes.

Gary Neville is on the money, top pundit 👏

We all want to have everything

Keep fighting the good fight Nev

Spot on Gaz!

It's for his gain

well said, hope the PL takes up all these proposals

Can someone please tell me the name of the guy in the middle?

All the Premier League wealth should be distributed evenly between the whole teams who make up the leagues, that's how you help keep these teams alive in their local communities & also get better tried and tested owners. Each team would get about £17m if you take £1.6bn / 92(number of clubs). Their should be then another pot that makes up the prize money for teams who win competitions.

@jacksonconstantine5740

2 жыл бұрын

Да, it is *our* money, comrade

Gerry is doing a great job!

Gary clearly knows what he’s talking about. It’s hard to disagree with him.

Love ‘owner back grantees’ to allow them to spend their money if they wish; but not at the expense of the club itself

I’m struggling to see what the end game is here

What they’ve not mentioned in this clip is that there are EFL owners who are richer than EPL owners. What’s the solution for that…?

I see his point but as Martin Samuel says in his column why should well run Premier Clubs like Norwich City and Burnley be giving money to Billionaire owned Bristol Rovers and to Gary's own club Salford who tbf are in terms of fanbase tinpot but have been bankrolled. I feel for Derby fans but at the same time I feel the owner a local businessman who made good (candy crush)would pass any fit and proper person test at the time.

Bristol rovers got a mention!!

One thing the gov should easily fix is cheaper match day tickets, cat A games in prem should cost max 40£ for an adult, I would rather it be £30, away ticket prices r fair but even then they could be cheaper

I agree with the idea. But if it happens then they have to look after the game at every level and not make one part of it more important than the rest. That's why it's come to this. It's our national game. It's for everyone, not a self proclaimed chosen few. Parliament represents the nation it's the people's game, we want it back.

@jacksonconstantine5740

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the best way to make it the people’s game is top-down beaurocratic control over every facet of the institution. Для Родины, товарищ

@neilgayleard3842

2 жыл бұрын

That's what it's come to, sadly. Because the current system isn't working.

The big 6 were never going to leave the premier league. They wanted the super league to replace the ucl

Can we just give the keys to G Nev and let him sort it out and get us there? The man understands the game from top to bottom leagues, boardrooms to training grounds and as owner, manager and player. His intelligence and topical knowledge is incomparable - I don’t think his intentions can ever be questioned and his transparency is admirable. He could make our game better for millions.

Sunderland are a bigger club than Palace and Burnley who have made the corner shop reference

While his points are reasonable - it's not completely out of hand for clubs like villa and leeds whose pockets will be hit the most to want to make changes to this. The big six clubs have other revenue streams to offset the losses but a majority of lower table clubs depend on the premier league money to stay competitive. Also a bit hypocritical of him to say that other owners and executives not give their opinion to the media while he's on the discussion panel for sky himself.

He thinks chief executives should stop doing interviews haha as he has free reign on Sky to push his own agenda

Gary Neville the wealthy owner of Salford who regularly outspends all the other teams in the league

Am I the only person who thinks that there's a clear conflict of interest here? His views on this have to be affected by the fact that he owns shares in a lower league club.

@cameronmoody2045

2 жыл бұрын

You could say that but everyone in the world agrees with him

@kiproslofitis2016

2 жыл бұрын

@@cameronmoody2045 what matters, to me at least, is one's reasons for saying something

I’m worried about the ownership test part. That’s putting such huge states on single decisions that I worry that will bread corruption that is very hard to weed out. That part needs to be very thoroughly planned out or could be an absolute disaster

For the jibes about him an Ole. On this point you either agree with him or you dont. He is spot on for me. Remember the big 6 tried and are still trying to break away.

@IrishFrank22

2 жыл бұрын

The big 6 have the right to take their business elsewhere.

@123asdzxc7

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah they tried and failed because the backlash was so bad... you didn't need a "independent" regulator to stop that

@frankderossi795

2 жыл бұрын

@@IrishFrank22 take their business where? You sound like a corporate shill?

@myhatmygandhi6217

2 жыл бұрын

@@123asdzxc7 It worked when the Premier League was formed. The big six get most of the money, meanwhile countless lower league clubs have gone into liquidation because the big six of the Premier League get all the money. And they say that the money trickles down to the lower leagues lol, anyone who believes that is a gullible fool. The formation of the Premier League ruined lower league football.

@IrishFrank22

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankderossi795 No, I just believe in the principle of ownership!

At this moment in time, Carra has quite a suspective cough.

It's basic supply and demand. No one watches the championship unless they support one of its clubs. Why should Premier League clubs give more money down when they have earnt their place at the top?

Expecting a lot of protesting now at the weekend a few break ins now Gary the Fans voice has spoken lol

Well said Gary

Gary 'i brought a football club an now i dont wanna use my money to keep it afloat anymore' Neville.

Can't argue with any of this really

I like Nevilles ideas here... Every club should have a slice of the pie

@jakehyams8659

2 жыл бұрын

They need to do more to make the pie then

Gary will be chief exec of the FA one day

Sure no one can agree, but it seems like: - Big picture / Super League = 99% agree it's a bad idea - Independent football regulation = 5% agree it's a bad idea

The Premier league has 90% of the fans and 90% of the money.. strange that 🤔

Gary Johnson

The 10% tariff on transfers is a non-starter for me. I agree with most of the other points.

Gary "at this moment in time" Neville

Imagine if people were talking about poor people the way Gary talks about lower league clubs

Neville is genius and calm Carragher looks like he always want to fight .

@kevinkilbane2007

2 жыл бұрын

Genius???? At this moment in time, I say no

@kingra2650

2 жыл бұрын

Carra is just trying to create debate, it's his job. Would be a boring show if Carra just agreed with everything, and he isn't trying to fight, more trying to expand the discussion. Nev and Carra are both great IMO for different reasons.

Every week young Gary is ranting about something

GARY GARY GARY

Football is bigger than the Premier League! Open your eyes and go see your local side, it’s not fair!

Question: is the disparity of wealth distribution the reason why the Premier league is so competitive, and getting promoted or relegated is extremely important?

@Rioebroangling1

2 жыл бұрын

yes

i can't see this ever happening

There won't be an independent regulator, but the threat of one will be enough for the EFL to give it some leverage over the EPL when negotiating how much money trickles down.

Neville on the right side of history.

@JGZ.

2 жыл бұрын

We need independent regulators like energy companies (remind me how that's working for the energy sector). We want more money in the pyramid, also we want FFP, also we should be able to breach FFP if we put up money in an escrow for the entirety of the fee. Yeah his opinions are really clear and obvious, wants it all in his favour as a minority club owner.