Malaga Turf

[Bolter]

vote with your feet, you idiots

With respect, telling individuals to vote with their feet is not going to work. The only way your advice would work is if all teams (or at least most) pulled out at once, and there was a better Euro league running with decent teams entered.

If one team voted with their feet, say Manchester Firm, then all that would happen is The Firm would miss out on playing the best teams they can.

Your advice is true, but would need a mass walkout.

 

[spangley_special]

did any one hurt their knees/ankles at malaga? Cause if I did, I'd be suing the **** out them aboot now

 

[Lovetone]

Dunno if that is possible but im sure people are insured for personal injury.

 

[spangley_special]

Dunno if that is possible but im sure people are insured for personal injury.

Don't see why it wouldn't? Even if there is a waiver in the terms/conditions you agree to by playing the event, if they can be proved to be operating in unsafe conditions, then that'd amount to negligence surely thus making them liable?

 

[teo_supreme]

With respect, telling individuals to vote with their feet is not going to work. The only way your advice would work is if all teams (or at least most) pulled out at once, and there was a better Euro league running with decent teams entered.

If one team voted with their feet, say Manchester Firm, then all that would happen is The Firm would miss out on playing the best teams they can.

Your advice is true, but would need a mass walkout.

Agree

 

[Lovetone]

Wont happen because of the investment companies have sponsoring the series.
There would likely need to be 2 concurrent series established and running before one could die out.

 

[Bngi]

It's pretty much happening already.

I think most teams can find some good competition on the national circuit. Brits, Frenchies, Germans all have some very solid national teams. Scandinavians have their collective of good teams. Eastern Europe seems to have good teams popping up everywhere. Netherlands, belgium, austria, Switzerland all have just a few hours to reach good tournament, being in central europe.

Only downside would be less americans competing in Europe. I'd rather see europeans going to the states and get first hand experience of their style instead. A lot more educational than having 1 or 2 pro's on yours or the opposing team.