Dameerto wrote:Swales4ever wrote:Dameerto wrote:We can't argue and push for a level playing field from the officials on one hand while agitating for a financial advantage over most teams on the other - it's hypocritical.
I still fail to look at a merit based distribution of earnings (foreign rights), largely generated by our investments as seeking financial advantage.
but since you made that "keep calm and carry on" call, on the historical QPR match thread, before Dzeko goal... You'll always can say or call me (for what matters) whatever You please

The success of a league depends on the strength in depth - you cant have strength in depth if the top teams are syphoning off more than their fair share - just look at La Liga (in years gone by) for an extreme example of what that can lead to - and once the top Prem teams get their way with the foreign TV money it wont be long before they're wanting more of the domestic money when the deal gets next negotiated. Like I said, this would be a slippery slope not a one off.
I am sorry Mate, I obviously do respect, very much, different opinions on such a heartfelt topic.
but I continue to see noble folks venting knightly sentiments in place of convincing points, here.
smart people letting their genuine sentiments for social justice overwhelm their judgement, imho.
I stand by my opinion expanded on previous posts above, namely, with ref to your opinion about "The success of a league depends on the strength in depth", that post where I say that the very fair distribution of very fat domestic rights is well enough to that effect.
As per La Liga similitude, again respectfully sorry but I find it quite sloopy in comparison to English environment.
in order to get a La Liga environment you need:
a) a greedy distribution of the league overall earnings and prizes. not applicable to England.
b) a spanish/italian genetical tendency to cheating and the all. yes you have a slightly "masonry" environment established in England with the fundation of the Prem (the Gill's, the Reiley's, etc) but yet far far away to a situation comparable to La Liga. England is England, first and foremost for Its Law-abiding People, and that only, already makes a world of difference. You will never have a Two Clubs ruling Mafia in England.