Has There Been A More Meaningless Title Win In The History Of Football?

[Tatty]

What I don't get about all this, is why a title is devalued because the opposition cannot muster a challenge or why there is so much focus on the achievement in Scotland.

Celtic and Scotland is scrutinised, when in England, Man Utd have looked like the only winners from very early on and sit 16pts (1 more than Celtic) ahead or Germany, where Bayern Munich have similarly romped the Bundesliga and sit 20pts (5 more) ahead (of a team in the Champions League Semi Final), even Juventus who are 11pts (4 less) clear in Italy and Barca 13pts (2 less) clear in Spain.

Dare I say, your opinion (and Durhams) on this, is clouded more by the fact it is to do with Celtic and Scotland, than objectivity or looking at just how "meaningless" other leagues have also clearly been, given the clear superiority (and superior points tally) of the winning teams in England, Germany, Italy, Spain etc etc etc


Just because a main title challenger fcuks themselves up through cheating and gets dissolved, does not devalue or diminish the achievements of those who have abided by the rules and remain to challenge. I imagine if Motherwell had won the league, nobody (well Huns) would be claiming devaluation, instead they would be heralded and their achievement acclaimed.