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[bengraham]

If YouTube's business strategy is to alienate large numbers of their members, then they're going about it the right way. And it's all the fault of the football authorities. I'm not alone in having had many of the videos I'd uploaded to the site removed in the past 24 hours. These videos were of various Wycombe games, although none of them actually

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[xyzzzz__]

"I'd say that there is only one thing that needs to be done to make football great again. And that's to stop running football as a business, and return to the ways of the past, when it was a game, for the enjoyment of the fans, first and foremost."

I agree in some ways, but aren't you idealizing the past. Now it maybe just the way the past is talked about as a kind of pro-hooligan playground here.

The game might be fucked (and I can only see an extreme crisis or intervention from stopping this destructive flow of money) but I can't that it will just 'die', it sounds like you're over-reacting.