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The plans for a breakaway Super League involving England’s so-called ‘Big Six’ clubs have been “unanimously and vigorously” rejected by the other 14 members of the top flight. Those clubs met on Tuesday for an emergency meeting after plans for the hugely controversial competition were confirmed late on Sunday night. They have been widely condemned […]
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Man Utd are likely to get substantially more money than some other European Super League clubs, according to reports in Spain. Six Premier League clubs – Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea and Man City – have signed up to a new European Super League. The breakaway tournament would see the establishment of a ‘closed league’, […]
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Jordan Henderson has reportedly called a meeting with the 19 other Premier League captains to discuss the European Super League. The midfielder, whose club Liverpool has opted to join the breakaway competition, is expected to spearhead the players’ response. He will meet with the likes of Manchester United skipper Harry Maguire and Chelsea captain Cesar […]
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Tricky one this week. In as much as identifying a single prick among the vast array of pricks in a record-breaking week for prickery (the pandemic has had a bizarre timey-wimey effect on everything but it freaks our nut out that it is only five days since Spurs’ biggest online problem was getting bantered off […]
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No doubt there are one or two executives having second thoughts over The Super League after the backlash the Snakey Six have received since Sunday. How likely is each club to pull out? We’ve ranked the dirty half-dozen, from most likely to withdraw, to most likely to sit it out and become a traveling circus… […]
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The proposed European Super League could see clubs breach players’ contracts, according to reports. There’s been widespread uproar following the announcement of a new 20-club European competition. FIFA president Gianni Infantino and UEFA’s Aleksander Ceferin have condemned the move. FEATURE: Big Six can f*** off to European Super Jerk Off League now Fellow Premier League […]
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Gary Neville thinks Manchester City are the Premier League club “most likely to crack” over building pressure for the ‘Big Six’ to pull out of the planned European Super League. City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal are the six clubs who have committed to become founding members of the 20-team breakaway midweek league. […]
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FIFA president Gianni Infantino says his organisation ‘strongly disapproves’ of plans for a European Super League and has warned the breakaway clubs they will have to ‘live with the consequences of their choice’. Twelve clubs – including the Premier League’s so-called ‘big six’ – are part of proposals which would fundamentally alter the shape of […]
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Everton have sent a damning response to the ‘Big Six’ for their European Super League plans, accusing them of ‘preposterous arrogance’. On Sunday, news emerged that 12 teams across Europe were intent on breaking away and forming a new European competition. They included English teams Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham. FEATURE: […]
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We have more on the European Super League. Keep your mails coming in to theeditor@football365.com… This is all your fault FIFA and UEFA are pretty much the most corrupt organisations in the world. The government, the FA and the Premier League are all happy to let anyone with a few billion pounds buy any […]
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