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Mitchell Thomas
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Is that when sky launched their satellite?
Is that when sky launched their satellite?
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Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Would it be unfeasible?
Surely it's just as easy for Ebbsfleet or Braintree Town to go to Belfast as it is Glasgow.
I simply wouldn't allow Rangers to come south to play as it then opens the door for every other Scottish team to "do a Rangers" and go into liquidation just to join the English leagues.
Oh, and whoever brought up US leagues allowing in Canadian teams as an example I'd just point out going from Vancouver to Miami to play a game is like travelling from London to Moscow and back. It can't be used as an example due to the sheer disttances involved in travelling anywhere within America.
Would it be unfeasible?
Surely it's just as easy for Ebbsfleet or Braintree Town to go to Belfast as it is Glasgow.
I simply wouldn't allow Rangers to come south to play as it then opens the door for every other Scottish team to "do a Rangers" and go into liquidation just to join the English leagues.
Oh, and whoever brought up US leagues allowing in Canadian teams as an example I'd just point out going from Vancouver to Miami to play a game is like travelling from London to Moscow and back. It can't be used as an example due to the sheer disttances involved in travelling anywhere within America.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
As far as i was aware there are no seas between england and scotland, and there are some between England and Ireland.
As far as i was aware there are no seas between england and scotland, and there are some between England and Ireland.
southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Last time I checked, Wales and Scotland were part of the United Kingdom
Nobody moaned about Wrexham in the conference, or the 87 years they spent in the football league
People spouting on about "why don't we have Milan, Lyon, Bayern Munich as well" are talking absolute brick
This is Scotland we're talking about. Saudi Sportswashing Machine is 3 times closer to Edinburgh, than it is to London.
Last time I checked, Wales and Scotland were part of the United Kingdom
Nobody moaned about Wrexham in the conference, or the 87 years they spent in the football league
People spouting on about "why don't we have Milan, Lyon, Bayern Munich as well" are talking absolute brick
This is Scotland we're talking about. Saudi Sportswashing Machine is 3 times closer to Edinburgh, than it is to London.
WestBerkshire
Noé Pamarot
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Sectarianism is not needed in english football. No thankyou Rangers.
Sectarianism is not needed in english football. No thankyou Rangers.
jts1882
Dean Richards
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Merthyr Tydfil in various guises has a history in the English leagues. An earlier Merthyr Town F.C. were in the football league in the 1920s (founder member of the Third Division as part of the mass move from the Southern League). They joined the English system (Southern League) in the early 1900s like Cardiff, Swansea and Newport.
I think one of the disturbing things about this discussion is that we are only discussing Rangers (and Celtic). Here is a club that has cheated and wants special treatment. A club like Hearts or Hibs of Aberdeen or a Dundee club are just as deserving as a chance to join the English system. Perhaps we should invited all the Scottish clubs and leave Rangers and Celtic on their own to play each other every week.
Merthyr Tydfil in various guises has a history in the English leagues. An earlier Merthyr Town F.C. were in the football league in the 1920s (founder member of the Third Division as part of the mass move from the Southern League). They joined the English system (Southern League) in the early 1900s like Cardiff, Swansea and Newport.
I think one of the disturbing things about this discussion is that we are only discussing Rangers (and Celtic). Here is a club that has cheated and wants special treatment. A club like Hearts or Hibs of Aberdeen or a Dundee club are just as deserving as a chance to join the English system. Perhaps we should invited all the Scottish clubs and leave Rangers and Celtic on their own to play each other every week.
jts1882
Dean Richards
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Excellent question.
It's only a matter of time until they do.
Chances are there will be a European super league in the future. The main question would be whether the Big Clubs run it or UEFA run it. Then the question becomes which clubs will be in it. While they could pick the richest clubs, in which case we make the cut, they are more likely to select quotas like in the CL. We might miss out.
So imagine. Rangers get invited into the English system, helping to establish the precedent with UEFA. Then when Real and Barca get bored we invite them, perhaps along with Ajax and Porto. Now the Premier League is the league everyone wants to join. So we invited some german and Italian clubs, expand the PL to several divisions and arrange feeder leagues across Europe, perhaps even the world. But its still our league, with Spurs as one of the founder members. No UEFA, no Platini, no FIFA.
Excellent question.
It's only a matter of time until they do.
Chances are there will be a European super league in the future. The main question would be whether the Big Clubs run it or UEFA run it. Then the question becomes which clubs will be in it. While they could pick the richest clubs, in which case we make the cut, they are more likely to select quotas like in the CL. We might miss out.
So imagine. Rangers get invited into the English system, helping to establish the precedent with UEFA. Then when Real and Barca get bored we invite them, perhaps along with Ajax and Porto. Now the Premier League is the league everyone wants to join. So we invited some german and Italian clubs, expand the PL to several divisions and arrange feeder leagues across Europe, perhaps even the world. But its still our league, with Spurs as one of the founder members. No UEFA, no Platini, no FIFA.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
There are a bunch of rule changes you'd need to make first. Mainly to do with Home Grown quotas and the rest of that.
There are a bunch of rule changes you'd need to make first. Mainly to do with Home Grown quotas and the rest of that.
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
As far as I'm aware there's something called an aeroplane.
As far as I'm aware there's something called an aeroplane.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Yup, which is expensive.
Which was the whole point in the first place.
*face to palm*
Yup, which is expensive.
Which was the whole point in the first place.
*face to palm*
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Careful with the face to palm you could do yourself damage, I said it was just as easy not just as cheap. But then again have you tried to hire a coach (I have) it probably is as cheap to fly than go by coach.
Careful with the face to palm you could do yourself damage, I said it was just as easy not just as cheap. But then again have you tried to hire a coach (I have) it probably is as cheap to fly than go by coach.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Not when you start to consider how many people you are flying over there.
You pay a flat rate for a coach, you hire the whole coach. Job done.
You hire a coach to get them to the airport, followed by a plane, followed by a coach at the other end, followed by a hotel, and then a coach back to the airport, a plane back, a coach back to their home (wherever is its).
Yes, i see what you mean, the second is clearly just as cheap and easy as the first.
Not when you start to consider how many people you are flying over there.
You pay a flat rate for a coach, you hire the whole coach. Job done.
You hire a coach to get them to the airport, followed by a plane, followed by a coach at the other end, followed by a hotel, and then a coach back to the airport, a plane back, a coach back to their home (wherever is its).
Yes, i see what you mean, the second is clearly just as cheap and easy as the first.
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I give up!!!
fea·si·ble/ˈfi zə bəl/ [fee-zuh-buh l]
adjective
1. capable of being done, effected, or accomplished: a feasible plan.
2. probable; likely: a feasible theory
I said it was feasible not cheaper. Yes cost does come in to it but you said it couldn't be done because it wasn't feasible, there a flights to Belfast so therefore it is feasible.
I give up!!!
fea·si·ble/ˈfi zə bəl/ [fee-zuh-buh l]
adjective
1. capable of being done, effected, or accomplished: a feasible plan.
2. probable; likely: a feasible theory
I said it was feasible not cheaper. Yes cost does come in to it but you said it couldn't be done because it wasn't feasible, there a flights to Belfast so therefore it is feasible.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
'They can't enter at conference level simply due to the cost that other teams would have to endure to get there.
Would be unfeasible.'
Yes, i said that the costs would make it financially unfeasible. Which they would.
'They can't enter at conference level simply due to the cost that other teams would have to endure to get there.
Would be unfeasible.'
Yes, i said that the costs would make it financially unfeasible. Which they would.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
totally agree.
the thing with Merthyr is they fall into the same category as Rangers.
club went bust, reformed under similar name (but officially NOT the same club - romance aside). Merthyr Tydfil no longer exist.
If Merthyr Town wins a trophy, it has nothing "officially" to do with Merthyr T. Just as any newco Rangers trophy has anything to do with old co officially.
So to allow Merthyr it makes it hard to argue against Rangers on the political boundaries basis.
The second bit is important, and is exactly the basis "some people have been banging on about inviting Porto etc" (paraphrasing Southstand).
Scotland is NOT part of the English football lge system, so letting in Rangers IS the same as letting in any team from a non-English league structure.
The same should apply for any Welsh team that applies now (hence the Merthyr issue making it complicated and muddying the water)
totally agree.
the thing with Merthyr is they fall into the same category as Rangers.
club went bust, reformed under similar name (but officially NOT the same club - romance aside). Merthyr Tydfil no longer exist.
If Merthyr Town wins a trophy, it has nothing "officially" to do with Merthyr T. Just as any newco Rangers trophy has anything to do with old co officially.
So to allow Merthyr it makes it hard to argue against Rangers on the political boundaries basis.
The second bit is important, and is exactly the basis "some people have been banging on about inviting Porto etc" (paraphrasing Southstand).
Scotland is NOT part of the English football lge system, so letting in Rangers IS the same as letting in any team from a non-English league structure.
The same should apply for any Welsh team that applies now (hence the Merthyr issue making it complicated and muddying the water)
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
which is interesting as Guernsey supposedly set precedent by paying for away teams to travel (i can find nothing to back this up apart from one news article however)
which is interesting as Guernsey supposedly set precedent by paying for away teams to travel (i can find nothing to back this up apart from one news article however)
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
So what?
London is far closer to Paris than it is to Glasgow. Should we invite PSG into the Premier League?
Remember that, as far as football is concerned, the UK doesn't exist.
So what?
London is far closer to Paris than it is to Glasgow. Should we invite PSG into the Premier League?
Remember that, as far as football is concerned, the UK doesn't exist.
southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Another one
The answer is yes, if we share the same land mass, and have been socially, economically and politically entwined for hundreds of fudging years
It's not too difficult is it?
Another one
The answer is yes, if we share the same land mass, and have been socially, economically and politically entwined for hundreds of fudging years
It's not too difficult is it?
southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
Re: O/T - Glasgow Rangers go into adminstration
Wrex says hi
Wrex says hi