Really annoying that the super league fiasco has allowed UEFA to take the moral high-ground when we all know they exist merely to maximise revenues and care not a jot for the game itself. These changes do nothing to make the game more attractive, but will potentially provide additional revenues, a big chunk of which goes to competing clubs, so on we go.
Answering a poster earlier in the thread, I only invest in LFC, and no interest in anything which doesn't involve them. Haven't subscribed to SKY for decades, as soon as I saw what Murdoch was up to. Had BT for a while (free mainly) but ditched that a couple of seasons back when they showed they want exactly the same as SKY and all the other parties football has sold its soul to. I subscribe to LFC TV and watch games when it suits me. Try to get to as many games in person as I can, because that remains the most important fan interaction in my book. Richards, Neville, and Carragher are nothing to me and I don't want to hear what hey think (sic). If Liverpool revert to life under Hodgson, I would have very little involvement in the game which I have loved since a small child. That is quite sad I think. Really not sure how we get the genie back in the bottle, but I imagine it involves the money bubble popping at some point. Maybe another league becomes the play thing of the super rich? Germany seems to have a better balance, but that huge market sees very few top players being bought by its clubs; a one-sided championship; and limited success in pan-European competitions. I might quite like the thought of less money in our game, but you only have to look at each club's transfer page on its fan forum (including our own) to see that a huge amount of fans want the next shiny thing. So, I guess I'm old-fashioned and out of touch, but as I approach 60, maybe I'm allowed that.
Just going to enjoy Jurgen's reds for as long as I can, and what will be thereafter, will be.
