I think a crash of monumental proportions is coming, which will hit the Championship hardest. That’s the division where clubs chase the glory of the chance to access the rich trappings of the Premier League. Wages and how clubs are financing themselves, seem to be shrouded in mystery.
Football clubs are likely to suffer in the long run when they are not run as a business. A wealthy owner throwing money at a club might help that club, but is detrimental to the game. We are now, even in the Premier League, seeing a division of 2 or 3 segments based on financial ability.
Sadly, this situation suits the Premier League. Money talks, and it finds its way into the hands of the overseers of football. Less money for them would not be welcome.
I think a crash of monumental proportions is coming, which will hit the Championship hardest. That’s the division where clubs chase the glory of the chance to access the rich trappings of the Premier League. Wages and how clubs are financing themselves, seem to be shrouded in mystery.
Football clubs are likely to suffer in the long run when they are not run as a business. A wealthy owner throwing money at a club might help that club, but is detrimental to the game. We are now, even in the Premier League, seeing a division of 2 or 3 segments based on financial ability.
Sadly, this situation suits the Premier League. Money talks, and it finds its way into the hands of the overseers of football. Less money for them would not be welcome.