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Brothers - take it easy, don’t generalize by saying all Bangladeshis are bad. Just ignore some crazy fans

Some people get over-emotional about soccers and crickets which are very common in many countries.





I've seen many Bangladeshis are friendly and kind to Pakistan too.
 


Many Pakistani analysts don't get Bangladesh. Today’s Bangladesh is different than the BD of 1980s!

Bangladesh also has a tiny, loud, BEWAKOOF leftist block just like Pakistan. Bharat backed NGOs, some so called civil society gangs, and few media organisations! They are like Zero votes, full noise. Its godfather was Mujib's party, Awami League.

Awami League gave them power and hype. Now Awami League is finished. Leader in Delhi, party on the run, name turned into a gaali. So the leftist block is dying with it. Every day weaker.

Bangladesh has moved on. The leftists have not realized it yet. They just pull these monkey tricks at random matches or roadshows to seek attention.
 


Many Pakistani analysts don't get Bangladesh. Today’s Bangladesh is different than the BD of 1980s!

Bangladesh also has a tiny, loud, BEWAKOOF leftist block just like Pakistan. Bharat backed NGOs, some so called civil society gangs, and few media organisations! They are like Zero votes, full noise. Its godfather was Mujib's party, Awami League.

Awami League gave them power and hype. Now Awami League is finished. Leader in Delhi, party on the run, name turned into a gaali. So the leftist block is dying with it. Every day weaker.

Bangladesh has moved on. The leftists have not realized it yet. They just pull these monkey tricks at random matches or roadshows to seek attention.


I agree with you. There is a small tiny pro Bharat Hindu element in BD. Of course they support Hasina and India.

Nevertheless, it was fun to see these same supporters getting worked up. They started burning and smashing things in the stadium after the famous loss against Pakistan.
 
As promised, here is some more information about the company that won the bid and their plans for the league.

The winning bid came from a consortium consisting of Trans Group, HRL and Z2C. They were ranked first by the independent consultant, ahead of Ali Tareen's group and PFL UK.

Their proposal was considered the strongest overall because of their experience in sports, broadcasting, commercial activities and understanding of the Pakistani market. Their plan for sharing revenue with clubs was also rated the best among the three bids.

As for the league itself, earlier reports suggested that it would initially start with 6–8 teams and a shorter season. However, the plan is to gradually increase the number of teams and extend the season over the coming years. So the idea is not to keep it as a short tournament forever. The exact format of the first season has not been confirmed yet.

Their plans also reportedly include proper player contracts and salaries, youth development, better training facilities, infrastructure improvements and attracting sponsors.

One important thing that still needs to be decided is promotion and relegation. Hopefully, they will eventually introduce a proper league pyramid where clubs can move up and down based on their performances.

Of course, we still need to see the final agreement and how much of this will actually happen. But overall, I think this is a very positive development. We have gone years without a proper domestic league, and hopefully this is finally the beginning of something serious for Pakistani football.

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