And yet the powers that be, seems to think that Qatar Sports Investments and privately owned Super clubs is the best model for the future of the game.

Antonio Pierce: this is gonna be a bloodbath, this is gonna be a violent game

(6.12 min. in here https://youtu.be/fztWuN26wIw)

Jones can post what ever he wants on social media, what matters is what he did on the field and he wasn’t good enough on the field. The crazy stuff is inconsequential.

(Also McDaniels is a dipshit and he should never have been hired. McDaniels famous personal skills probably didn’t help Jones)

So Enrique Cerezo would support a UEFA wide wage ceiling ?

It could be something like 50 % of the revenue of the 40 or so, top grossing football clubs.

A guy on the r/nfl subreddit said this

“Bill builds his defensive scheme around the skill set of the players he has. He maximizes their strengths.”

https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/s/YBgct1djuY

That strikes me as the exact opposite of what Josh McDaniels does on offense

Maradona on his meeting with John Paul II

“Yes, I did argue with the Pope. I argued with him because I’ve been to the Vatican and seen the gold ceilings. And then I hear the Pope saying that the Church was concerned about poor kids. So? Sell the ceilings, mate! Do something!”

From Yo Soy el Diego

But he was optimistic about Bergoglio

“The Vatican, for me, is a lie because instead of giving to people it takes away. All popes have done this and I don’t want him to do it,”

“I am disappointed with the Vatican but I believe in you because you are making changes and pointing us towards more human things, things that I would like to see in the Church,”

https://catholicherald.co.uk/maradona-urges-pope-francis-to-reform-the-vatican/