The Increasing Amount of Games

[A_G]

Unless players unionize there won't be any change.

It would be funny to see how public opinion would view a footballers union.

They’re part of the PFA in England and FIFPro worldwide.

 

[SuperGoon]

I mean proper unions with actual power.

 

[Jasard]

You'd like to think there would be a tipping point where the football gets so bad and over saturated that fans switch off and they revert. But tbh it already feels like it's at that point.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

As i said before in case of English clubs the clubs who play European football shouldn't play Carabao cup games. UEFA And fifa should bin European nation league and club world cup is useless competition.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Also this confederation cup is most useless competition I've seen

 

[Rex Stone]

You'd like to think there would be a tipping point where the football gets so bad and over saturated that fans switch off and they revert. But tbh it already feels like it's at that point.

Less games means less TV money and fans by and large will still tune in to watch their team if not others.

It’s why in the NBA two thirds of the season isn’t even important but they’ll never reduce the games because of the effects on revenue.

If they scrap the Caraboa Cup or the Nations League they’ll find something else to fill it.

 

[GDeep™]

The way Guardiola and Busquets speak you would think these guys are being sent down a mine.

You are playing a few more games than the previous generation, but you also have bigger squads, more substitutions, bigger benches etc. Maybe clubs should rotate more, it should be on the club to look after its player. Arsenal and England play Saka for every single second of every game, that’s on them to sort out.

The game has gone too far to pull back now, there will be no reduction of fixtures, more games and competitions means more money.