The League Paper

Let’s seize this moment for change

by
The LeaguePaper Team
25 April 2021

The Football League Paper says...

EEnglish football’s biggest clubs lining up to join the proposed European Super League last Sunday, all hell let loose.
VEN by football’s standards, the last week has been quite extraordinary. Once the news broke of six of
You could hardly move without being bombarded with furious reactions from politicians, leagues, fans – and clubs left outside the ESL party.
What irked many the most, apart from the secretive way the whole thing was cooked up, was that there was no sporting merit behind it. Liverpool, Manchester United, Manches...

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