Scotland Should Join An Atlantic
League Cup Of Soccer.
As it seems we cannot have
European Super Leagues, we should go for an alternative.
FIFA and UEFA seem to be against
European Super Leagues.
But they do not seem to have problem
with cross border cups on top of European competition and domestic trophies.
I think Scotland should direct other
nation al football organisations to hold an Atlantic League Cup.
Where clubs teams from smaller
European football nations join forces to have a cross border cup of their
leading sides.
UEFA and FIFA allow Welsh, Irish
and English sides to take part in the Scottish Challenge Cup.
They also allowed to Royal League
which was a cross border cup involving teams from Norway, Swede and Denmark.
So UEFA do not seem to have a problem
with nations having cross border cups rather than cross border leagues.
So we could get the best of both
worlds where we keep our own domestic leagues, domestic cups, European club
trophies and on top of that have cross border cups with teams from other countries
We could have teams
I would support a group stage
trophy with at least 4 Scottish sides taking part straight away.
Other countries in Europe
entering teams could include, Portugal, Norway, Denmark, Poland, Sweden, Finland,
Iceland, The Faroes, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, Wales,
Cornwall, Belgium, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Greece, Switzerland, Austria, the
Czech Republic, Slovenia, Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine,
Luxembourg, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Cyprus, Estonia, Lithuania,
Latvia, Liechtenstein, Malta, Montenegro, North Macedonia, San Marino, Belarus.
Maybe the lower divisions of the bigger
football powers of Italy, Spain, England, Germany, and France could enter teams.
I would prefer a group stage
trophy. But a cross border cup is what Scottish football should look for. That is
on top of domestic league and UEFA club trophies.
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