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The only thing that makes me hesitate is that they were quite prepared to do so at the drop of a hat the first time the Super League was mooted.They'll simply put a secondary team in the domestic league and use it as a testing ground for the super League. Its not too different from what we have currently. The big clubs have massive squads and not enough games to bed in youngsters
We'll have the premier league with us and Burnley etc . Playing week in week out against man city and Chelsea reserves. Those players trying to prove themselves for a shot at the first team game in the super League
No way will English teams fully leave the domestic leagues . They'll treat the premier league they way the currently treat the domestic cups
I think it is the “perfect” storm:
- unlimited funds on offer for clubs with fixed income
- Spanish giants broke and unable to compete with the Prem (Serie A the same)
- emotional exhaustion from fans in UK (I note with interest the majority of posters saying they would be delighted if these behemoths went)