Het kogel is door ... jaa waar door vraag ik me af en heden dag is bekend gemaakt door
Fiba welke 10 landen onder de paraplu van Fiba Champions League gaan spelen.
Landen als Spain en de landen van de Adriatic League en dus ook Turkish Airlines EuroLeague en de
landen van VTB League doen niet mee.
Waar de landen en dus de bonden die wel commitment toe gezegd hebben aan Fiba Champions League die krijgen wel 50 % partner schap en dus zeggenschap over de gelden.
Het is ook bekend gemaakt dat de landen die NIET mee doen ...eehhh bonden .... moet ik precies zeggen die kunnen wel straf van Fiba tegen moet zien.
Zou zo maar gebeuren dat Srbija .. die dus niet mee doet ... die gaan de OQT. organiseren
een van de 3 over paar maanden .. dat ze die zo maar kwijt kunnen raken.
Het zij zo en ik kon niet uit halen of onze geliefde bond ... NBB .. ook gaat mee doen met Fiba Champions League.
Hmmmmmmmmmm ... was dat dan aangelegenheid van de FEB.
Niet toch ... zo veel ik weet erkent Fiba ... FEB. niet.
Onderstaande stuk info geeft daaromtrent meer info ... dan ik jullie lastig val en is afkomstig
van een van de grootste basketball portals van Turkije.
Waar de goooooogle ... vertaling niet je van het is , maar wel die info weer geeft.
Daar onder de press releases van fiba.com
The info below is from the web site of
www.basketdergisi.com
countries will participate in the Champions League next season will be held FIBA has been announced.
coming together national federations in Switzerland, to take part in the Champions League and FIBA at the meeting agreed to acquire the 50 percent partnership organization.
Our country countries will participate in the Champions League, the team consists mainly of the following:
Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Poland and Turkey.
FIBA remaining countries outside the organization will continue its Euroleague tournament. This is the beginning of the organization of Spain while the Adriatic League and Euroleague VTB League will be under the umbrella.
PENALTY PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES MAY to FIBA
some sanctions on countries that participate in the FIBA federations had suggested could improve. According to Serbian media; Olympic Games which will be hosted by Serbia, the right to enter under the roof can be lost from the hands of FIBA.
The info below is from the web site off
www.fiba.com
Basketball Champions League, innovative joint partnership between FIBA and European leagues, officially established
MIES, Switzerland (Basketball Champions League) - On Wednesday 2 March, 10 European domestic leagues and the Union of European Basketball Leagues (ULEB) officially signed up to be part of the Basketball Champions League, an innovative 50-50 joint partnership between FIBA and European basketball leagues.
The signature ceremony took place at the House of Basketball, FIBA’s headquarters on the outskirts of Geneva. The 10 signatory European domestic leagues were Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Poland and Turkey.
As a result of Wednesday’s historic event - which opens a new era in the relationship between national federations and leagues in Europe and is fully in line with FIBA's vision of integrating all stakeholders - an independent and separate legal entity based in Switzerland has now formally been established and will be in charge of both organising and commercialising the Basketball Champions League to the highest professional standards.
The 18 representatives of leagues and national federations present elected the Basketball Champions League's first Board of Directors. It consists of: Alain Beral, President of France’s national league; Stefan Holz, Managing Director of Germany’s national league; Georgios Chalvatzakis, President of Greece’s national league; Marcin Widomski, President of Poland’s national league; Harun Erdenay, President of the Turkish Basketball Federation (TBF); Cyriel Coomans, First Vice-President of FIBA Europe; Kamil Novak, FIBA Executive Director - Europe. In this first phase of the Basketball Champions League, the Chairman of the Board of Directors is Markus Studer, FIBA’s Chief Operating Officer, formerly a UEFA Deputy Secretary General and member of the Founding Committee of the UEFA Champions League.
The newly-elected board is focusing fully on the organisation of the competition, the hiring of necessary staff and benefiting from the know-how of the Basketball Champions League’s shareholders as required.
The shareholders also took note of the developments in other domestic leagues and will continue holding discussions with them and their clubs, provided they share the common vision of protecting national championships and supporting national teams.
The Basketball Champions League will officially be launched on Monday 21 March in Paris, France.
The signature ceremony took place at the House of Basketball, FIBA’s headquarters on the outskirts of Geneva. The 10 signatory European domestic leagues were Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Poland and Turkey.
As a result of Wednesday’s historic event - which opens a new era in the relationship between national federations and leagues in Europe and is fully in line with FIBA's vision of integrating all stakeholders - an independent and separate legal entity based in Switzerland has now formally been established and will be in charge of both organising and commercialising the Basketball Champions League to the highest professional standards.
The 18 representatives of leagues and national federations present elected the Basketball Champions League's first Board of Directors. It consists of: Alain Beral, President of France’s national league; Stefan Holz, Managing Director of Germany’s national league; Georgios Chalvatzakis, President of Greece’s national league; Marcin Widomski, President of Poland’s national league; Harun Erdenay, President of the Turkish Basketball Federation (TBF); Cyriel Coomans, First Vice-President of FIBA Europe; Kamil Novak, FIBA Executive Director - Europe. In this first phase of the Basketball Champions League, the Chairman of the Board of Directors is Markus Studer, FIBA’s Chief Operating Officer, formerly a UEFA Deputy Secretary General and member of the Founding Committee of the UEFA Champions League.
The newly-elected board is focusing fully on the organisation of the competition, the hiring of necessary staff and benefiting from the know-how of the Basketball Champions League’s shareholders as required.
The shareholders also took note of the developments in other domestic leagues and will continue holding discussions with them and their clubs, provided they share the common vision of protecting national championships and supporting national teams.
The Basketball Champions League will officially be launched on Monday 21 March in Paris, France.
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