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European Super League 2.0

In April 2021 twelve of the biggest soccer clubs in Europe started to publish their ideas for a new elite European league. The clubs from England, Italy and Spain. The name of the League is "European Super League". Two years ago, this led to one of the biggest fan protests in the history of soccer. The UEFA (United European Football Association) was worried about the plans and threatened sanctions against these clubs. One week after publishing the plans, the idea was shot down and the frontrunners had to quit their job, like the former president of Real Madrid.

However this March some clubs came up with the "European Super League 2.0". And this time it sounds like many fans support this idea to revolutionize the European Soccer. This time everything sounds like a great plan if you read the paragraphs on the website. For this league clubs like Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and Juventus Turin founded the marketing agency A22 with its boss Bernd Reichert, former CEO of the German TV channel RTL.

The company wants to increase the amount of games in the group stage but more care about the health of the players. Everything sounds like a great idea in the first moment. Despite of the good idea it is really critical to implement the league. The European sports court will make a decision the next weeks which will allow the UEFA to decide themselves if they want to establish the super league. However they will not destroy their own system.

What are your thoughts about the evolution in European Soccer?

Will it change to a system like in the U.S. e.g. the NFL with their franchise system?

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UEFA reiterates opposition to Super League in meeting with ESL supporters A22 Sports

UEFA reiterates opposition to Super League in meeting with ESL supporters A22 Sports

UEFA met with A22 Sports, the company backing the proposed European Super League (ESL) in Nyon on Tuesday, and once again rejected the idea of ​​a separate league, Europe’s football governing body said. The meeting was attended by UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin and officials from Europe’s top leagues as they met with A22 Sports’ new CEO Bernd Reichert and its founders Anas Laghari and John…

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GIANCARLO DA LIO E TIZIANA BARACCHI PRESENTANO ARTISTI IN CORNICEE' un progetto internazionale nato nel 2003 e scaduto il 30 luglio 2010, ideato da Giancarlo Da Lio e Tiziana Baracchi. La cornice in realtà è il telaio di una vecchia tela che racchiude nella sua semplicità un profondo significato da sempre sottolineato dall'ideologia del Movimento ITINERARI 80 e dal Manifesto dell'Iperspazialismo. Non è un incorniciare per rendere più gradevole ma è un atto più profondo. E' un riconoscere artisti che sono riusciti con il loro operare ad essere al di là di quei limiti che tanta sicurezza offre ai tradizionalisti. Artisti che fanno capo ad un network che poco ha a che vedere con il sistema dell'arte troppo limitante per chi ha ancora la forza di sognare e credere in sogni che spesso si trasformano in realtà.Giancarlo Da Lio Artisti in corniceAngela Netmail, Benjamin Böhm, Osvaldo Forno, Karl Hacker, Paolo Conti, Ruud Jansen, Peter Netmail, Piermario Ciani, Sergej Segay, Zita Noè, Henning Mittendorf, Micheal Fox, Ad Breedveld, Bernd Reichert, Buz Blurr, Frips, Guido Vermeulen, Jöel Thėpault, Josè Vendenbroucke, Luc Fierens, Reid Wood, Rémy Pénard, Gianni Donaudi, Valentino Montanari, Carmela Corsitto, Gianni Noli, Helmut King, Paolo Rosso, Elisabeth Zoe Zois, Lynn Palmiter, Claudio Grandinetti, Yolaine Carlier, Susanna Lakner, Singo, Mizoguchi, Roberto Scala, Fulgor Silvi, Ryosuke Cohen, Dino Sileoni, Dawn Redwood, Gunther Ruch.Madison Morrison, Marc de Hay, Pascal Lenoir, Johan Van Geluwe, Ko de Jonge, Miche Van Den Broeck, Mauro Gentile, Matteo Albertin, Laura Cristin, Marc Coene, Marco Pasian, Antonio Sassu, Patrick Anderson-McQuoid, Franco Piri Focardi, Maurizio Piccirillo, Eugenie Dubreuil, Georges Chatain, Isabelle Braud, Serge Vigne, Pierre Digan, Gianluca Scordo, Baudhuin Simon, Petra Weimar, Gunter Grundmann, Rüdiger Westphal, Reinhard Hammann, Leticia Tonon, Kurt Stiliachus, Christa Behmenburg, Bob Lens, Ilkka Juhani Takalo Eskola, Renata Galiazzo, Silvio De Campo, Matthew Rose, Maryse Foure, Sylvie Gallet, Paul Tiilila, Ed Varney, Marleen van Engelen, Pete Spence, Claudio Parentela, Miguel Jimenez.Mariano Bellarosa, Valentina Crivelli, Francesco Cucci, PLG, Paola Rivabene, Luigi Starace, Jürgen Olbrich, Vincenzo Montella, Setyo Mardiyantoro, Christian Alle, Daniel Daligand, Rafique Sulayman, Giosuè Marongiu, Lamberto Caravita, Alessandro Bertacchini, Fiorenzo Barindelli, Astrid Furnival, John Furnival, Bill Wilson, Pino Conestabile, Rod Summers, Christine Le Roy, Roswitha Guillemin, Renato Sclaunich, Dino Patroni, Maurizio Follin, Tito Truglia, Cesar Reglero, Isabel Jover, Bruno Cassaglia, Eligio Leschiutta, Pierpaolo Limongelli, Michi Dei Rossi, Roberto Keppler, Horst Baur.

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Tania Mundell interviews London-based portrait artist Nick Gentry about his collage compositions.

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