Nothing good about bosman other than to remove a few anomalies that existed.
On hte case of owen a lot of people seem to forget (correct me if a m wrong) Owen didnt join man united from liverpool
He went to madrid a massive club , then i think he returnd to england (he is allowed to) at newcastle.
The bosman ruling allows for players to do this anyway dont know how someone can support bosman and then have a go at a player for using his new found player power.
Personally like a lot of people i prefer how it was when players were loyal to the club.
I realize Owen didn't go from us to United, but the fact that he went there at all lowers him in my estimation. That's all I'm saying there. It's not the fact that he moved, it's the fact that he moved to our biggest rivals, having been brought through our system and having seen his stock rise while at our club.
I do think the Bosman is a positive, because when you look at the old retain-and-transfer system, the clubs literally had ALL of the power. If the club didn't want you to move, they could hold your registration and basically prevent you from earning a living. Subsequent pre-Bosman decisions loosened those restrictions a bit, but it wasn't until Bosman that the entire system was replaced with the one we have now. I think it's good for the game that players can now move between clubs on their terms rather than the club's terms.
But I don't think player mobility and loyalty are diametrically opposed concepts. I like player mobility, and I also like loyalty. I fully support a player's decision to move elsewhere. I think Mascherano, for example, was fully within his rights to move to Barcelona, which you have to admit is a bigger club than us at the moment. What I can't condone is a player showing a complete disregard for any idea of loyalty by moving to our rivals. There's a big difference between having player power and using it in a positive way to further yourself and your career and using that player power in a negative way that basically shows a lack of respect for the club that made you.