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Absolute 100 per cent bollocks again from our resident conspiracy governor and you sadly DT seem to have pieces of the same cloth: erm, ‘The NW is over represented 4 into 3 won’t go – so 1 club has to go’. Where do these delusions come from? An over-active mind with caffeine for petrol?
The comparison with the minor sport Rugby League did make me chuckle though. As solid and viable a comparison as say Mussolini and St. Francis of Assisi.
So, Derek, what is your evidence – concrete not inferential – for your belief that ‘The NW is over represented 4 into 3 won’t go – so 1 club has to go’?
And while we’re at it Derek, can you also provide evidence – concrete not inferential – for your claim that there is a ‘move to none relegation franchises’ and tell us all who is behind it and why.
Tweet: Richard Keys @richardajkeys
‘The PL are having a laugh. Everton are to pay £40m to Burnley because of PSR breaches in 21/22? Burnley were relegated because they were shit not because of anything Everton did. How about getting the City case settled before we hear anymore about PSR at other clubs?’
Not sure that we want this low-life’s backing even if it’s right.
Anyway, Woodleyclaret believes that:
‘Everton whinged and whined their way to get points back that should never had back
The spending rules were broken several times and the Premier league bottled on a proper punishment, relegation Everton have a shiny new ground and feel entitled to take on the Wolleybacks from East Lancs.There should be no deduction of fines’.
His mate Doug Collins puts it in a nutshell – thanks Doug (classic Burnley-like fan-name):
‘They cheated’.
Funny how the main Burnley Forum – the imaginatively titled Up the Clarets – does not mention the other main Burnley story of the day: the soft-porn Daily/Sunday Sport David Sullivan’s eighteen-year-long cockroach creep, now Panorama supporting actor, and loudmouth Burnley fan Tony Livesey being taken off the air by the BBC?
Edit; and if you don’t think it could or would happen, check out the formation of the R L Super League In the 90s
Short version: Widnes were supposed to merge with bitterest rivals Warrington and Widnes to their (IMO) eternal credit told them to do one.
Warrington became a stand alone franchise and Workington Town ffs were brought in to make up the numbers.