Joan Laporta While Announcing Super League Teams: ‘I Don’t Care’ About Premier League Clubs, the ESL Can Start Next Season

by Ecstatic_Foot01

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  1. He can not care all he wants no one’s gonna want to watch a finished Barca play a finished Juve every week.

  4. List of clubs he gave looks to me like bankruptcy list lol only real madrid has money there other would sell their mothers to for some extra income.

    His only hope is Catalonia declaring independence and then joining Great Britain (England in small print)

  5. I want to sign up my local team: The Lady Dovington Retirement Home “Embalmers”. They are very keen on facing Barcelona now that striker Doris Fredry’s knee replacement is on the mend. Sally Joyce, however, is still not quite match fit due to a long bout of gingivitis but the rest of the “Embalmers” are ready to get it on.

  7. Frankly, outside of El Classico (which isn’t even half the draw it used to be), people really won’t give a shit about this.

  8. Yeah bro, we don’t care either. It looks like only few people care.

  9. Isn’t this a cope because the PL rakes in much much more than the others?

  10. I am so glad I support a team that is nowhere near this attempted erosion of the best sport in the world. Please get on with it and make the super league so we can wait 5 to 10 years when the novelty disappears and everyone involved realises how shit of an idea it is.

  11. Looking at the current roster for the SL reminds me of episodes of Justice League Unlimited where the main heroes were busy so the B Listers had to step up and prove they were just as capable, like, watch out lads The Crinsom Avenger, Anderlecht and Nightcrawler are here to save the day!

  12. As soon as they attempt to punish City and Chelsea both will likely threaten to leave for the super league. It’s not like there was any real punishment when teams tried to join it the first time.

  14. And people thought Rivers was the brashest of the Joans. This man’s thirst for attention rivals Trump’s.

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