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T Bowl posted:In the USA this is always the case or the teams decide gently caress you we will move, which I don't think is a thing in Europe? Either way, the sports teams end up paying back the government funds well over because of the impact they have on the local economy. It keeps fans happy, brings in money, and usually only anti-sports people are the ones bitching. Wait what? Public financing of private sports stadia are rarely ever profitable for the city. There's an argument that keeping teams around brings expressive benefits to cities and fans but I don't think there's a financial argument that they're good investments.
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I was watching an analysis vid from FourFourTwo on the pool-city game and the presenter makes the point that Doku didn't even get the ball first on the high boot to MacAllister. VAR is great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwAgbYyAcDk&t=705s
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Bea Nanner posted:a chart about the same but a bit better, you say
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