Comments by "" (@Obiodum_) on "Manchester City accept offer from Al Nassr for Aymeric Laporte" video.

It's a good thing because it means other leagues across the globe will have more competitive teams and competitions. The thing with you Europeans is that you can't bare to see anybody challenge or compete with you, hence why you try to discredit anybody that tries. It's an innate insecurity and jealousy you have. It's the same way you try to insult African football nations whilst the players that should be representing those countries are playing for European countries and making you better. Your success as it always has is dependent on foreigners and migrants. It's the very reason the premier league is even as good as it is now.
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@@cbappa1 Do you think people watch the Premier League for teams like Bournemouth, Luton and Burnley? They watch it for the big teams Man United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool. Those teams have always been the financially dominant sides in English football for decades and are able to lure the big name players to now become the most viewed league. The EPL wasn't always the best league genius. Serie A and La Liga during the 90s and 00s were far more prestigious and attracted the best players in world football. There's a reason why the likes of Zidane and R9 never played in England. It's only in the last fifteen years that the PL received an influx of new investors which help take it to the next level.
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@wamnicho Thank you for educating this individual.
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@Swan94y Pretty sure it is mate.
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@edmann1820 The premier league became the richest league because of foreign investment ffs. It's the same reason why Man City, Newcastle and Chelsea have been able to become the powerhouses they are now. I imagine you're still under the delusion that it's your working class wage that helps pay these players' salaries?
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@@cbappa1 Why are you lying? It's evident you don't know anything about the Saudi Pro League. The stadiums are packed every match.
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@edmann1820 It might be wise for you to highlight the standard of European football at the time when those teams won the early trophies. But being that you're disingenuous, you consciously leave that part out. The standard was utter dogshit back then. Let's also not leave out the fact that most players during the 50s/60s/70s played in their respective countries, so the talent pool was very limited considering South Americans and Africans did not compete.
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@andresmcjr Ask yourself why any young talented player would join a lower level premier League side other than for money? Cause they certainly aren't winning trophies at teams like Sheffield United, Bournemouth or Luton Town. Britain have colonised and robbed nations all across the globe to build theirs up and then arrogantly try to insult other countries for not being able to compete. Classic move.
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