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Phube

Does anyone (apart from ROOFOX) think Overseas Prem. is a good idea?

By Phube, in General Football and Sport

You decide  

60 members have voted

  1. 1. Good, bad or Ugly?

    • Good Idea!
      5
    • Bad Idea!
      18
    • Ugly Idea!!
      37

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Phube

Phube

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There must be a few people who think this could work/be a good idea... Lets hear from ya!

EDIT: No discussion (that's in another thread), just those who think "Good Idea" to say why!?

Asha

Asha

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No way. Just a stupid idea. The premier league executives are all just a bunch of wankers who want the next buck. I disagree enough to have changed my sig.

Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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Are Priemership players hard up for dosh? No!

Do they complain about "too many" games? Yes!

Then what the *@~* is this all about!

Ugly!

PS, love your new sig NSLL! :thumbup:

PPS, just noticed a fair few people have got that sig too :rolleyes:

DanTheFoxBhoy

DanTheFoxBhoy

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I think it's a good idea so long as ST holders don't lose out (and considering that it's being penned as an extra round I don't see how they are).

It doesn't really affect me, as Sydney wankers are likely to get it. I don't get Sydney at all - scummers who like to act posh, put a fancy bridge in there and that somehow makes a city? The only reason Canberra exists is because Melbourne was a shoe in for the capital of Australia and Sydney types had a sook. Anyway, I doubt very much I'd go up there to watch Wigan v Reading or similar.

If the Foxes or the Hoops came to town, well that's another kettle of fish entirely :thumbup:

Matt

Matt

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From what I read Australia don't want it anyway, they'd rather work and develop their own leagues, and seeing as the introduction of the A League has made football or "soccer" more popular over there, taking Premiership games over would take a shine of their own leagues i'd imagine.

They expected America to come out and say the same, but no they'd welcome it...:nono::thumbdown:

Moreton

Moreton

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No it aint a good idea. When a game is in like Japan then who will go to watch it? I think its to much to ask for for a fan to have to travel to Japan to watch the game.

potter3

potter3

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No it aint a good idea. When a game is in like Japan then who will go to watch it? I think its to much to ask for for a fan to have to travel to Japan to watch the game.

I think you're missing the point slightly :whistle:

Koke

Koke

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From what I read Australia don't want it anyway, they'd rather work and develop their own leagues, and seeing as the introduction of the A League has made football or "soccer" more popular over there, taking Premiership games over would take a shine of their own leagues i'd imagine.

They expected America to come out and say the same, but no they'd welcome it...:nono::thumbdown:

Aussies :appl:

Americans, please tell Scudamore and his greedy fellow c*nts to fu ck off.

DanTheFoxBhoy

DanTheFoxBhoy

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From what I read Australia don't want it anyway, they'd rather work and develop their own leagues, and seeing as the introduction of the A League has made football or "soccer" more popular over there, taking Premiership games over would take a shine of their own leagues i'd imagine.

They expected America to come out and say the same, but no they'd welcome it...:nono::thumbdown:

There's no 'shine' on the a-league, make no mistake about it. Anyone who knows football knows that's it's a League One standard and not much better. So called 'marquee' players are rejects from Brazil, and the currect salary caps in place to help the smaller teams and grow the league mean that anyone who looks half decent goes to the US of all places where they can get a decent salary, or to League One/German lower leagues etc.

There are many expats out here who would probably show up from all over Australia to watch their team play, or for the right fixture. I know many people over here who have a stump down the front of their pants over the suggestion.

Sydney recently played LA Galaxy at theirs which was a success. I myself would like to see domestic clubs fare well in the Asian Champions League of all things where they face the best of China and Japan amongst other nations.

SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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I think it's a good idea so long as ST holders don't lose out (and considering that it's being penned as an extra round I don't see how they are).

It doesn't really affect me, as Sydney wankers are likely to get it. I don't get Sydney at all - scummers who like to act posh, put a fancy bridge in there and that somehow makes a city? The only reason Canberra exists is because Melbourne was a shoe in for the capital of Australia and Sydney types had a sook. Anyway, I doubt very much I'd go up there to watch Wigan v Reading or similar.

If the Foxes or the Hoops came to town, well that's another kettle of fish entirely :thumbup:

If it's played in Sydney all that means is "ROAD TRIP" :)

If the foxes ever played here i would have a hard on for 6 months :D

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