Independent Regulatory Authoritywhich will defend the interests of the fans and the football heritage of the Island, is preparing to create the english government. Its purpose, among other things, will be to prevent teams from participating in leagues, such as European Super Leaguethe stricter control of potential new owners and the fight against financial doping.
The specific thought was born about a year ago after a mobilization of fans in England, who were disturbed by the project of creating European Super Leaguethey demanded that the government take action to ensure the romance in football is preserved.
Independent Authority with 5 main axes:
– Preventing English teams from participating in “closed” leagues, which can damage the prestige and momentum of domestic competitions.
– Preventing teams from future financial bankruptcy and financial doping.
– Introducing stricter checks on team owners and presidents to protect fans and teams.
– Giving fans the ability to stop potential moves by owners to change names, colors or anything else that alters club traditions.
– Fairer distribution of money to the lower divisions of English football, in the form of a pyramid.
“The game is an integral part of English culture and our culture”
For the British, football is much more than a sport. It is culture, civilization and a way of life. Somehow, on Thursday 23/02, the English government made official the fact that it is preparing the creation of the control mechanism in question, pointing out the following:
“Our game, England’s game, remains an integral part of our culture, with dozens of leagues and clubs taking a cue from our success. That is why today the government is taking the necessary measures with the goal of ensuring that this will happen for generations to come.”
Rishi Sunak: “The new measures will protect the heritage and traditions of our beloved sport”
The Prime Minister of Great Britain did not hesitate to take a position on the matter, Rishi Sunakwho emphasized that the issues that threaten the stability of football will be addressed.
In detail what he said: “From the day of its creation for 165 years English football has brought people together and has been a source of pride and inspiration for millions of fans across the country. Despite the sport’s success both at home and abroad, issues have arisen that threaten the stability of clubs, large and small. Our moves are intended to protect the rich heritage and tradition of our beloved sport and preserve it for generations to come.”
Premier League: “We remain cautious that new regulations will not prevent future investment”
The news, however, did not seem to be welcomed by Premier Leaguewhich argued that it maintains doubts about the effect of the specific measures, citing opposite results:
“It is vital that the new regulations do not injure the game and its ability to attract investment and grow interest around it. We must not be led to consequences that can alter the position of our league as the top on the planet”
EFL: “Unique opportunity to solve the problems we have been struggling with for 30 years”
She received the news in a different style EFLas he characterized the creation Regulatory Authority crucial to solving English football’s problems:
“THE EFL has made it clear that English football needs a fundamental financial reboot if it is to remain viable. The government’s decision makes it a unique opportunity to solve the problems that football has been facing for 30 years but is unable to solve on its own.”
Editor: Babis Lessis
Source: Sport Fm
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