The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
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The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Seems like a positive effort
Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Clubs from the top two divisions plan more meetings over deal that involves £125 million filtering into the lower leagues
https://archive.ph/Qnx7D#selection-2681.0-2769.217
Martyn Ziegler, Chief Sports Reporter
Friday February 09 2024, 6.00pm GMT, The Times
Premier League and Championship club chiefs met at a dinner this week in an attempt to get the new funding package for the lower divisions across the line.
Burnley’s owner, Alan Pace, organised the dinner, though some Premier League clubs — mainly those who don’t think they should hand over any more cash at all to the EFL — chose not to attend.
This was the first such meeting between clubs from the first and second tiers, and sources said it helped settle some differences and clear up some misunderstandings. More such meetings are now planned.
The dinner was arranged with the support of the Premier League, which has so far failed to get its 20 member clubs to vote on the deal, which would mean an extra £125 million per season is filtered down to the EFL.
The Premier League’s latest shareholders’ meeting on Friday ended without a vote on the New Deal though afterwards it insisted there had been progress on “plans to move towards a new financial settlement with the EFL and to agree a long-term deal for the good of English football”.
The Premier League added: “A desire to seek a resolution on remaining issues was reiterated in the meetings, including a commitment to a process and timeline, with the continuation of discussions between the leagues.”
Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Clubs from the top two divisions plan more meetings over deal that involves £125 million filtering into the lower leagues
https://archive.ph/Qnx7D#selection-2681.0-2769.217
Martyn Ziegler, Chief Sports Reporter
Friday February 09 2024, 6.00pm GMT, The Times
Premier League and Championship club chiefs met at a dinner this week in an attempt to get the new funding package for the lower divisions across the line.
Burnley’s owner, Alan Pace, organised the dinner, though some Premier League clubs — mainly those who don’t think they should hand over any more cash at all to the EFL — chose not to attend.
This was the first such meeting between clubs from the first and second tiers, and sources said it helped settle some differences and clear up some misunderstandings. More such meetings are now planned.
The dinner was arranged with the support of the Premier League, which has so far failed to get its 20 member clubs to vote on the deal, which would mean an extra £125 million per season is filtered down to the EFL.
The Premier League’s latest shareholders’ meeting on Friday ended without a vote on the New Deal though afterwards it insisted there had been progress on “plans to move towards a new financial settlement with the EFL and to agree a long-term deal for the good of English football”.
The Premier League added: “A desire to seek a resolution on remaining issues was reiterated in the meetings, including a commitment to a process and timeline, with the continuation of discussions between the leagues.”
Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Nice attempt by the chairman to get us more cash next season
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Sounds like Baldrick with a cunning plan,
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
I must admit that I keep wondering if someone brought up the subject of Premier League 2
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Great idea to strengthen the lower leagues.
Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
I heard that Boyzone sang between courses.
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Business men are always going to act in their own interests, and it is in Burnley's interest to get that money flowing down the leagues.
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Let’s definitely not give any praise to Alan for helping broker an important breakthrough on funding for the lower tiers of the football pyramid.
It cannot be possible that he might be doing the right thing for football and he must be working in his own evil self interest.
It cannot be possible that he might be doing the right thing for football and he must be working in his own evil self interest.
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if the Premier League gets what it wants, in regards to financial rules, meritocratic distributions and retaining parachute payments, then it will greatly favour relegated clubs and the bigger EPL clubs. All designed to make the Premier League strongerNewClaret wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 8:09 pmLet’s definitely not give any praise to Alan for helping broker an important breakthrough on funding for the lower tiers of the football pyramid.
It cannot be possible that he might be doing the right thing for football and he must be working in his own evil self interest.
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If you say Oranges really slow, it sounds like gullible.NewClaret wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 8:09 pmLet’s definitely not give any praise to Alan for helping broker an important breakthrough on funding for the lower tiers of the football pyramid.
It cannot be possible that he might be doing the right thing for football and he must be working in his own evil self interest.
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
No it doesn.....wait a minute!Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 8:19 pmIf you say Oranges really slow, it sounds like gullible.
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Well done Alan Pace.
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Wonder if they will name those clubs that attended?
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In which case all the more credit to Alan for seeking to bridge the gap and find a solution.Chester Perry wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 8:15 pmif the Premier League gets what it wants, in regards to financial rules, meritocratic distributions and retaining parachute payments, then it will greatly favour relegated clubs and the bigger EPL clubs. All designed to make the Premier League stronger
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Well, i wouldn't like to guess at a time frame, but i reckon that's pretty unstoppable.Chester Perry wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 7:27 pmI must admit that I keep wondering if someone brought up the subject of Premier League 2
Question is, desirable or not?
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
https://twitter.com/AndyhHolt/status/17 ... O0EqQ&s=19
I don't think Burnley are sounding like the good guys on here.
I don't think Burnley are sounding like the good guys on here.
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The more I think about it, it's probably best for Yo yo clubs like Burnley to restrict it's competitors money.
We can't compete with the big clubs, as this season has shown. So starving the competition to our route back to the honey pot, would be best for Foreign owners and ultimately our club.
It's horrible for the football pyramid though, but why should investors care?
We can't compete with the big clubs, as this season has shown. So starving the competition to our route back to the honey pot, would be best for Foreign owners and ultimately our club.
It's horrible for the football pyramid though, but why should investors care?
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
That’s kind of what Andy Holt is writing in his long thread, i.e. everyone looks after themselves and if we get some scraps from that top table we will try to hang onto them at the expense of the others. Needs a regulator ASAP and, frankly, also needs Everton and Forest severely punished because breaking the rules makes it even more distorted and farcical.Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 8:54 amThe more I think about it, it's probably best for Yo yo clubs like Burnley to restrict it's competitors money.
We can't compete with the big clubs, as this season has shown. So starving the competition to our route back to the honey pot, would be best for Foreign owners and ultimately our club.
It's horrible for the football pyramid though, but why should investors care?
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Alan desperately trying to claw back a fraction of the money we wasted on Trafford.
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Oh dear,get your crash helmet on.someone will be along anytime soon to lash you with the cat o nine tails.StayingDown4Ever wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 9:38 amAlan desperately trying to claw back a fraction of the money we wasted on Trafford.
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I don't think that's specifically aimed at Burnley. They're just an illustration of a club that has spent more time in the football league than premier league but, because of the timing, will get to vote on this deal whilst other clubs in a similar position (e.g. Leicester) won't.Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 8:49 amhttps://twitter.com/AndyhHolt/status/17 ... O0EqQ&s=19
I don't think Burnley are sounding like the good guys on here.
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
I wonder if all the chairmen of the other clubs were whispering to each other mocking Alan when he ran through his PowerPoint presentation before the meal?
Perhaps his daughter made some video as well that was shown between the main course and dessert #freemoney4efl
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Re: The Times: Burnley owner tries to heal rift over EFL package deal
Only reading between the lines, but Andy quotes us and then Kieren Maguire furthers this, as do replies.aggi wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2024 9:47 amI don't think that's specifically aimed at Burnley. They're just an illustration of a club that has spent more time in the football league than premier league but, because of the timing, will get to vote on this deal whilst other clubs in a similar position (e.g. Leicester) won't.