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Many of their ST holders are boycotting the games at the Olympic stadium, not sure why, whilst many of the fans attending are those who normally don’t go to the games at Camp Nou.Capacity is 56k
Because there is a hill. And it’s too cold. Or too hot.Many of their ST holders are boycotting the games at the Olympic stadium, not sure why, whilst many of the fans attending are those who normally don’t go to the games at Camp Nou.
BizarreMany of their ST holders are boycotting the games at the Olympic stadium, not sure why, whilst many of the fans attending are those who normally don’t go to the games at Camp Nou.
Not entirely. Girona are owned by the same owners as Man City, so if they finish top 4, they will not be allowed to enter next years CL, or City will have to withdraw.1-2
Girona must be the Leicester City
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Or they’ll just change the rulesNot entirely. Girona are owned by the same owners as Man City, so if they finish top 4, they will not be allowed to enter next years CL, or City will have to withdraw.
Not quite, if they can demonstrate independence then they will get away with it. RB Leipzig and Salzburg haveNot entirely. Girona are owned by the same owners as Man City, so if they finish top 4, they will not be allowed to enter next years CL, or City will have to withdraw.
Was at Olympic Stadium and the venue next door for Iron Maiden in 2022 and 2023.Because there is a hill. And it’s too cold. Or too hot.
Will they be allowed to swap players if and when they want?Not entirely. Girona are owned by the same owners as Man City, so if they finish top 4, they will not be allowed to enter next years CL, or City will have to withdraw.
Its different.Not quite, if they can demonstrate independence then they will get away with it. RB Leipzig and Salzburg have
The red bull teams and Brighton and Union SG?Not entirely. Girona are owned by the same owners as Man City, so if they finish top 4, they will not be allowed to enter next years CL, or City will have to withdraw.
It is at least a mile from the nearest metro, and most of it is uphill. If the escalators are working it is doable, but if not you are buggered. Wouldn't even dream about it if I was elderly of immobile!Was at Olympic Stadium and the venue next door for Iron Maiden in 2022 and 2023.
Can confirm its a hike and a bit![]()
2 different parts of the red bull company, but still the same parent. And they definitely trade with each other as a single entity!Its different.
The 2 RB clubs are independent clubs with different boards and owned by different parts of the Red Bull company. They now have no common links. Of course it’s a little tenuous / dodgy granted, but enough for UEFA.
Girona and Girona B are part of the City Football Club. All their clubs are owned, financed, and run by the same group of people. The only way that they could get around it is to push Girona away as they claim to own less than 50% of the shares, but that would mean pulling the funding and they would fall quickly. It’s well dodgy anyway as the other major shareholder is Girona Football Group, run by Pep’s brother![]()
You and I both know that they'll find a way around that. Money talks. The middle.east wasn't able to apply for a world cup until 2038...Not entirely. Girona are owned by the same owners as Man City, so if they finish top 4, they will not be allowed to enter next years CL, or City will have to withdraw.
They already do. For example, they have a Venezuelan lad who plays regularly that they were given by City in the summer. He had 6 seasons at City where he played no games.Will they be allowed to swap players if and when they want?
They don’t anymore. They stopped after a UEFA investigation. At which point they removed all RB employees from the Leipzig board, and stopped all trading between the 2 organisations. They have no links to each other anymore and are owned by different entities in the RB organisation. As I say, it’s tenuous, but is very different from the clubs in the City Football Group who are all run by the same set of directors.2 different parts of the red bull company, but still the same parent. And they definitely trade with each other as a single entity!
Sure, but still the same parentThey already do. For example, they have a Venezuelan lad who plays regularly that they were given by City in the summer. He had 6 seasons at City where he played no games.
They don’t anymore. They stopped after a UEFA investigation. At which point they removed all RB employees from the Leipzig board, and stopped all trading between the 2 organisations. They have no links to each other anymore and are owned by different entities in the RB organisation. As I say, it’s tenuous, but is very different from the clubs in the City Football Group who are all run by the same set of directors.