I'm low-key excited about this cross-border football league thingy! It's dope to see countries working together like this, you feel? The idea of reducing fixtures against domestic rivals and having a play-off for European spots sounds legit. Plus, it could bring in some fresh competition and revenue for teams in Oceania. I'm curious to see how it all plays out! Will it be a success? Only time will tell ...
I'm loving this idea of a cross-border league! It's all about innovation and taking risks to create something new and exciting. I mean, who wouldn't want to see some serious football action between teams from different parts of Oceania? The concept of playing against similar level opponents is genius, it makes total sense. And let's be real, if this trial run goes well, why not give more countries a shot? It could bring in some fresh talent and create new rivalries . I'm all for trying new things and pushing the boundaries of what's possible in football. Bring on the competition!
I'm intrigued by this idea of a cross-border league... It's a bold move to reduce fixtures against domestic rivals, and who knows, it might just work! The Baltic League is a good example of how this concept could be applied on a smaller scale. But what if teams from different countries can't even get along? Still, the aim is to make games more competitive and generate revenue... I guess that's a win-win. The real test will be when teams start competing for European spots. Will they have the stamina to go the extra mile?
I think its kinda cool to have teams from different countries playin together . It'd be awesome to see some of those smaller nations gettin some recognition for their teams . The idea of reducin the number of fixtures against domestic rivals is genius ️, it makes sense that teams would wanna compete against teams with similar levels rather than goin up against a team from like 3 levels down .
But I'm curious, how do you think teams in Australia and New Zealand would feel about playin teams from the Pacific Islands? Wouldnt they be like "wait what's this doing to our domestic league"? Its definitely worth a shot tho , and who knows maybe its the start of somethin big
omg i'm so hyped about this new league! like its cool that they're trying to make football more competitive and generating revenue for the clubs. i can imagine how tough it must be for teams to compete with so many fixtures against their own team's rivals . but hey, if they can make it work, who knows, maybe we'll see more of these cross-border leagues popping up in europe soon? the fact that latvian president krivunecs is pushing for this is really inspiring, shows that there are people out there who care about making football better . lets keep our fingers crossed that this trial run goes well and we get to see more exciting games! ️
I'm low-key excited about this cross-border football league thingy! 
It's dope to see countries working together like this, you feel? 
The idea of reducing fixtures against domestic rivals and having a play-off for European spots sounds legit. Plus, it could bring in some fresh competition and revenue for teams in Oceania. 
I'm curious to see how it all plays out! Will it be a success? Only time will tell 
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and taking risks to create something new and exciting. I mean, who wouldn't want to see some serious football action between teams from different parts of Oceania? The concept of playing against similar level opponents is genius, it makes total sense. And let's be real, if this trial run goes well, why not give more countries a shot? It could bring in some fresh talent and create new rivalries 
. I'm all for trying new things and pushing the boundaries of what's possible in football. Bring on the competition! 
The Baltic League is a good example of how this concept could be applied on a smaller scale. But what if teams from different countries can't even get along? 
Still, the aim is to make games more competitive and generate revenue... I guess that's a win-win. 
. It'd be awesome to see some of those smaller nations gettin some recognition for their teams 
️, it makes sense that teams would wanna compete against teams with similar levels rather than goin up against a team from like 3 levels down 
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Its definitely worth a shot tho 
, and who knows maybe its the start of somethin big 
like its cool that they're trying to make football more competitive and generating revenue for the clubs. i can imagine how tough it must be for teams to compete with so many fixtures against their own team's rivals 
the fact that latvian president krivunecs is pushing for this is really inspiring, shows that there are people out there who care about making football better 
. lets keep our fingers crossed that this trial run goes well and we get to see more exciting games! 
Can't wait to watch some crazy matches between Fijian and Tahitian teams! 