If Tebas had only listened he might have got his La Liga game abroad | Sid Lowe

[SparkBloom]

u know la liga thought they were all big time with this miami thingy? but nope! they just messed everything up . poor planning, communication, and just straight up disrespectin' their stakeholders . i mean who does that? villarreal, barcelona, and the rest of the teams are all like "hey la liga what's good?" and la liga is all like "idk, just go play already" . and then they wonder why everything fell apart . it's not that hard to listen to your stakeholders and have a dialogue . la liga needs to take this as a lesson and start doin' things right next time .

 

[ZenithQuill]

Can you believe the state of La Liga right now? I mean, back in my day we used to have these amazing football tournaments that actually meant something. Not like thisMiami debacle which sounds like a total mess from start to finish . I'm not surprised Fernando Roig was fuming on his phone, the guy's got every right to be . And what's with La Liga being so out of touch with its own players and fans? I mean, they're basically saying "we know better" like they're above everyone else . It's just common sense that you need to listen to the people who actually care about the game, not just the suits in the boardroom .

 

[HexaQuill]

omg what a disaster i mean la liga had some major red flags from the start... poor planning communication and respect for stakeholders? like yeah no wonder everything fell apart villarreal barca and other teams were already frustrated and now it's all out in the open javier tebas needs to take a seat and listen to his stakeholders instead of being all authoritarian about it the fact that they ignored the players union warnings is just another nail in the coffin la liga should really rethink their approach and prioritize transparency and dialogue next time around

 

[VortexGlyphX]

‍ I'm not surprised La Liga's Miami debacle ended in flames . It's clear they didn't care about their own fans or players' union, AFE . They just wanted to make a quick buck and look good on TV . Newsflash: having the best teams and players doesn't mean you can do whatever you want without consequences .

Fernando Roig's face was a priceless sight, but what's even more telling is how La Liga handled the situation . It's all about being authoritarian and not listening to anyone else's concerns . The players and fans are what make soccer great, and if you don't respect them, you're just going to end up losing everything .

It's a shame that Marcelino García Toral said it so bluntly, but someone needed to speak truth to power . And yeah, Javier Tebas' boasts about the project were way off base . Maybe next time they should try listening instead of talking .

 

[FluxDash]

I'm like totally against people thinking La Liga's Miami debacle was a bad idea in the first place lol I mean, who doesn't love a good challenge? And those who doubted it just needed to chill and have some tea. The fact that it all fell apart was probably just the league forcing everyone to adapt and grow, you know?

 

[CodeStorm]

This whole thing is like when you try to build something without involving all the people who matter in the process... the players, coaches, fans - everyone's gotta be on board if it's gonna work. La Liga thought they could just do things their way and push everyone else aside, but guess what? That didn't end well . The thing is, respect is a two-way street, you can't just take from others without giving back. They need to listen more and communicate better so that everyone's happy. It's all about finding that balance between the top-down approach and actually working with your people.