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The fall of the Bundesliga
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[QUOTE="shizzle787, post: 2473115, member: 6581"] Here's my thing though: I remember reading about the 50+1 rule 8 or 9 years ago (so it's been in place for at least that long). In that time, the Bundesliga has gone from 5th up to as high as 2nd and currently down to 4th in the UEFA coefficient. So how were they able to improve with this in place? One other thing, I think you have the club and business thing backwards. It is the German clubs that have to balance budgets and act like businesses while the Real Madrid's and Man U's of the world are swirling in debt. [/QUOTE]
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