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Post by gaffers on Dec 29, 2016 12:00:36 GMT
Arsene wenger has stated in the papers today " the whole system has to be thought about again. Maybe you could create a possibility for some clubs to own part of a league one club as a feeder club"
I think that's a shocking thought process...arsene has stated this because they bought a player Dan Crowley when he was 15 and he's now 19 and they can't progress him to first team football...
I think premiership clubs are really struggling to keep hold of their identity as it stands and the last thing everyone in lower leagues needs is their club to used as a reserve team for premiership clubs...
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Post by Henbury Gas on Dec 29, 2016 12:06:45 GMT
Arsene wenger has stated in the papers today " the whole system has to be thought about again. Maybe you could create a possibility for some clubs to own part of a league one club as a feeder club" I think that's a shocking thought process...arsene has stated this because they bought a player Dan Crowley when he was 15 and he's now 19 and they can't progress him to first team football... I think premiership clubs are really struggling to keep hold of their identity as it stands and the last thing everyone in lower leagues needs is their club to used as a reserve team for premiership clubs... I think Mr W aenger needs to remember what country he is in first |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2016 12:28:53 GMT
If he had a brain cell between his ears he would realise that he is part of the massive problem which coincides with the demise of English Football and English footballers.
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Post by captain1883 on Dec 29, 2016 12:32:55 GMT
Nothing wrong for Premiership teams to have good relationships with League 1 or 2 sides that they can loan players to (like we may now have with Chelsea) but no fan is going to tolerate or allow a takeover
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2016 14:04:45 GMT
Nothing wrong for Premiership teams to have good relationships with League 1 or 2 sides that they can loan players to (like we may now have with Chelsea) but no fan is going to tolerate or allow a takeover
Most lower league clubs have links to current Chelsea players at the moment!
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Post by barumgas on Dec 29, 2016 15:30:22 GMT
I wonder how he would survive managing a League 1 side
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Post by edotb on Dec 29, 2016 15:57:37 GMT
british quota in the starting eleven and or match day squad would be a start
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2016 16:11:04 GMT
No chance of that happening.
The loan system should be better tho, it just seems young English prem players are loaned out to whoever has the contacts.
Maybe loans could be dished out on a draft system like the yanks.
Personally think the prem money is killing the game unless its spread down the leagues to develop youth facilities.
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Post by trojandog on Dec 29, 2016 16:26:16 GMT
Totally against Premiership clubs owning any part of another club. But, I think there is scope for 'senior' clubs to take a local, lower division club under their wing. Maybe helping out with medical staff, use of training facilities, advice from ground staff, marketing support, loan of equipment etc. Rovers could adopt Forest Green or Mangotsfield, Liverpool - Tranmere, Brighton - Whitehawk etc.
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Post by amgas on Dec 29, 2016 16:31:32 GMT
City could have taken us under their wing when we were a conference team, or is that not what you had in mind ?
Sorry the money in football needs to be distributed in a better way, lower league clubs don't need or want charity or to be owned by anyone else. Premiership teams need to stop hoarding players, but if they are actually good enough there won't be a problem sending them out on loan.
AFC Wimbledon are proof anyone can and should be able to make their way up the pyramid. Perhaps Bournemouth could have become a feeder club or might have been taken over by a premiership team when they were struggling a few years ago ?
Utter tosh and shows how out of touch some of the people associated with premier teams are.
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Post by gonzales on Dec 29, 2016 18:34:50 GMT
I like Gasputin's draft system idea! Maybe the start of the window two weeks to make targeted loan signings and then the rest are drafted after that... hmm
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Post by Topper Gas on Dec 29, 2016 19:39:52 GMT
Totally against Premiership clubs owning any part of another club. But, I think there is scope for 'senior' clubs to take a local, lower division club under their wing. Maybe helping out with medical staff, use of training facilities, advice from ground staff, marketing support, loan of equipment etc. Rovers could adopt Forest Green or Mangotsfield, Liverpool - Tranmere, Brighton - Whitehawk etc. What happens when these lower division clubs prosper under their new guardians and become decent league clubs themselves? I guess there's no easy solution, Spain allows reserve sides to play in thier leagues, but Spanish football seems to be dominated by Real & Barca most seasons, so that is hardly a good example to make a competitive league. |
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Post by trojandog on Dec 29, 2016 19:49:21 GMT
"lower league clubs don't need or want charity"
I was involved with a tier ten club in the 90s. A nearby tier two club regularly passed on training equipment, balls, office equipment and bar/catering equipment to us and other small clubs. They also loaned us items for short term needs. I don't recall any recipient club being ungrateful.
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Post by amgas on Dec 29, 2016 20:21:31 GMT
Understand what you are saying and my comments about not being reliant on charity were more aimed at football league clubs. Of course small non league and amateur clubs will gladly take what is given and perhaps kit not good enough for a pro team can still be useful at a lower level. However with the amount of money slushing about at the top of the game surely there should be grants for equipment etc for amateur clubs. The premier league could easily fund a set of shirts and training equipment for every kids team in the country but instead the money is going to overpaid players and agents at the very top of the game.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2016 22:09:35 GMT
please please please sky media go bankrupt and make the uk and the whole world a better place,i despise the murdoch empire and everything it stands for.
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Post by Raj Gas on Dec 29, 2016 22:31:21 GMT
If he had a brain cell between his ears he would realise that he is part of the massive problem which coincides with the demise of English Football and English footballers. He has been incredibly lucky that Arsenal have accepted his lack of achievement, guess if he had ever got the England job he would have had a slightly different opinion!! |
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Post by singupgas on Dec 30, 2016 7:57:53 GMT
with all due respect, to any foreign gas heads...this is a terrible idea for English Football. League 1 would end up being filled with foreign players.
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Post by Topper Gas on Dec 30, 2016 9:02:29 GMT
please please please sky media go bankrupt and make the uk and the whole world a better place,i despise the murdoch empire and everything it stands for. If they did wouldn't somebody else just now take their place? |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 30, 2016 11:05:53 GMT
please please please sky media go bankrupt and make the uk and the whole world a better place,i despise the murdoch empire and everything it stands for. If they did wouldn't somebody else just now take their place? maybe but i wonder if people will eventually get turned off by non stop live tv football and the bubble will burst? probably not but its something i can wish for. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 30, 2016 14:00:18 GMT
Aren't Arsenal a feeder club to Barcelona already anyway?
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