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"Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur all agree to plan. Five English clubs are among 11 European teams who have signed up to a breakaway Super League in an extraordinary development on the eve of Uefa's announcement of a new Champions League format. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/18/sports/soccer/super-league-united-liverpool-juventus-madrid.html"

Man City and Chelsea were late to the party then realised the the Hors d'oeuvre were not caviar but just the normal prawn sandwiches so left.

"'The scene at Stamford Bridge was electric' Independent journalist Miguel Delaney on BBC Radio 5 Live: ""I was outside Stamford Bridge, ready to take a picture of the protests, and a massive clear went up as if a goal had been scored. I was wondering what had been happened and then I got a message. The scene was as electric as any goal that has been scored. Ultimately it is what football is about and that community spirit and celebration. It was electric."""

"The instigators of this proposal totally underestimated the the likelihood of opprobrium from football fans in Europe. Especially the hugely negative reaction of fans of the clubs proposing. They will go away lick their wounds and try again and again. The fact that the product, European inter league football, is most definitely second fiddle to major domestic league competition is writ large now and for the immediate future."

This is going to make a perfect new Suits season for Netflix. Any takers on who Louis Litt is going to represent?

Screen shot the Ys news item on the Scum League before they dele it and make out it never happened.

Screen shot the Ys news item on the Scum League before they dele it and make out it never happened.

Chelsea fans have some front... dancing around with banners like ‘no honour’ and ‘money ruining the game’. Ditto City fans going all ‘power to the people’.

That would be the icing on the cake Arsenal and Spurs taking on even more debt

Spurs must have applied 5 years ago.

"Wonder if Chelsea and City in joining late hadn’t signed the paperwork. By now withdrawing they’ve no problems, but those who joined earlier had completed the paperwork and now have issues getting out. If that was the case it would be pure genius."

goose 10:35 Tue Apr 20 What a total cսnt.

Looks dead as a dodo. How about a movement now to get foreign ownership out of British clubs.

"Agnelli made the Serie A clubs angry with his answer, during the Serie A meeting. Serie A clubs:""With 350 million available every year, the Scudetto will always be won by Juve, Milan and Inter."" Agnelli:""It's been like this for 80 years , if I'm not mistaken."" [LaRepubblica]"

Dock these clubs points so we can win the PREMIER LEAGUE. Moyes can then be a WINNER

"Silence from Arse Yids and Dippers. per the BBC, it' not clear how binding any contractual agreements are, and Chelsea and City joined late on, so hopefully the others are mired in legal hell over this."

"Unconfirmed reports that the Milan CEO has resigned too Blimey, night of the long knives"

How honourable of Chelsea and Man City.. They will now be able to complete their CL semi Final games and stand to be crowned CL's winners. timing is everything. *Expects later u turn*

"Perhaps like Graucho Marx they concluded ""I wouldnt want to join any club that would have me as a member""."

This is absolutely brilliant... fair play the fans... united one and all.... fuck the board room and all the faceless cunts... football is the people's game yet again...

Agnelli has NOT resigned. Apparently. Souness going full Brexit on Sky. What a day.

Hilarious; over before it started. I hope the PL sanction the shit out of them all but doubt anything will happen. Wonder if any managers threatened to resign?

"ParadiseLost 10:14 Tue Apr 20 Thank you, interesting insight not heard or written over here In fact, it runs contrary to the oft stated route Appreciate that"

"Florentino Perez, Real Madrid is behind this super league. Madrid court says nobody can impose any sanctions. Reflects the whole project ...bent as fck! I hope JPM sues them for breach of contract and their sponsors are pressured to withdraw"

"I think the Americans just don't understand the deep roots of football culture in Europe, and how that translated into ferocious political and media opposition."

Well that didn't last long. I'd like to know what the fucks the clubs involved were thinking? What else did they expect to happen? Just goes to show that the people who own and run the rich clubs live in a parallel universe.