19 minutes agoClubs leaving Spanish football championships if Catalonia is independent
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)The Catalon Independence referendum is under way amid thousands of controversy. But what would change in football? The president of La Ligas, Javier Tabas, in 2014 was clear: our <x0Rules recognise a single provision where only a non - Spanish state can play La League and other Spanish competitions [...]
But what would change in football? The president of La Ligas, Javier Tabas, in 2014 was clear:
Our <x0Rules recognise a single provision where only a non-Spanish state can play La League and other Spanish races and that is Andorra”.
As you say: In case it is voted for “or”, the Catalan teams are excluded from Primera Division and La League, airing SportsExpress.
Practically, the creation of a Catalan championship is a reality. There are six Catalan teams in the first two spajoll divisions:
La LeagueBarcelona, Espanyol and Girona.
But seven more (Baladona, Cornelius, Jagostera, Jeida, Olot, Sabadelle, and Peralada) in Segunda Division B.
The danger is to form as Scottish Premier League. At the national level it would be simpler, the creation of the Federation and National. The players would choose between Spain and Catalonia.
There's been a lot of talk and there's no exception for Barcelona to join the Premier League in England, or Senior A in Italy.
