Watch: ‘Might As Well Play Games At Addolorata,’ Joseph Muscat Warns Of Local Football’s Grim Future Unless Changes Are Implemented
Joseph Muscat warned that Maltese football risks dying out entirely unless changes are implemented to make it more exciting.
The Malta Premier League chairman and former Prime Minister addressed the media while launching the new controversial “split season” format
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“We must understand that football isn’t competing against itself but against Netflix and other forms of entertainment,” Muscat said. “Changing nothing isn’t an option.”
Asked what would happen if the format doesn’t change, Muscat bluntly warned that games “might as well be played at Addolorata Cemetery among the dead”.
Do you agree with Joseph Muscat’s grim analysis of the situation?
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