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Glad to see him gone. His football was worse than Sam Allardyce. He even said in one of his last games he doesn't have the players to implement the football he wants to play. Yea because his style is defend and then let the quality players win the game for you.

I have to say I'm a bit sad it looks like Liverpool now won't get booted from the premier league.

Sometimes better the devil you know.

I take it that's faked. He didn't actually say "My balls have been french kissing my knees this whole time". If so I have a new hero.

How many managers now have been sacked after playing Everton at Goodison. We even have one who is currently managing us.

Maybe if Barca and Real Madrid didn't suck up half the TV revenue for themselves you may have a league people wanted to watch. The CL should be the cheery on top not the entire cake.

Now it makes sense why the Premier League clubs didn't attack the clubs but rather the shareholders. European football is clearing house of these c*nts.

Totally disagree. If these clubs aren't cut down they will just attempt this again in 5 years after they have had time to work on the PR, get the pundits on board and work on the politicians. They went off arrogantly half cocked. They won't make that mistake gain. The money form the CL needs to...

Because you are using the term law as if there's a court above the UK courts and UK government that rule on that law. There isn't. You are referring to trade deals not laws.

If you really think Internation law is anything beyond treaties between nations you are in for a surprise and I really doubt any other country insisted on a clause that forced the UK government to allow football matches to go ahead. For a start sport is internal. It's not like farming or trade...

If this fails I can see UEFA absolutely shafting them.

Who is breaking the law? The British government aren't breaking any law. They are creating a new one which would probably end up being an adaption of the existing competition law if that law was actually found to be an issue. That's the best thing about being the government. If you don't like...

I don't think it only covers genocide but international law beyond things like genocide is mostly just the treaties between nations and the whole point of Brexit was to prevent being bound by treaties that prevented autonomy. There's no treaty that says the British Government must grant a...

Sorry to hear that but Egypt were knocked out in the first round. I don't think a few people not tuning in to watch a couple of Egypt games is really going to move the needle massively.

I'm asking you what international law it breaks. International laws are there to stop human trafficking and genocide not regulate business - otherwise China wouldn't be able to do half the shit it does. What you are referring to is trade laws and the UK left all them.

Another phenomenon. Ask him how many of those people could name one more player that played for Argentina. If those clubs banned those players his friends would probably have never known it. There simply isn't any player who rises to that level in world football once Messi and Ronaldo retire.

International law? What international laws? I don't think they plan on committing genocide. They left the EU so they could do precisely this kind of thing.

But the world cup is watched because it's the world cup. Just like the Olympics is watched because it's the Olympics. It's a global competition between countries. There's a few players, who bring out people who aren't fans of football with Messi being one and maybe Ronaldo but that's about it...

I didn't say the world cup wouldn't take a hit. Of course it does. There's no win/win here for FIFA. If they allow them in then they alienate UEFA and they know further down the line they will be in the same position with these clubs wanting to have more control over the World Cup and it's...

It's explicitly forbidden in premier league rules to enter a competition without their approval. They can leave and enter it but they can't stay and enter it without approval.