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To whom? Real Madrid?

They can, but they are unlikely to because of the knock-on impact on confidence in investing in British companies due to lack of respect for "property rights".

I hate to say it but Edwards is probably right.

Yup. Getting a lot of "no need for punishment, the clubs have apologised, time to move on". The cheeky tw*ts.

Liverpool fans have been whining on that they've been unfairly singled out, but if they hold themselves up to be some bastion of moral purity, what do they expect?

What more needs to be said, to be fair?

Agnelli gone as president of Juventus.

The Saudis will have their pick of the litter

I wonder if Liverpool will now be for sale...

This comment on RAWK "City this, Chelsea that, it's all their fault blah blah blah.... Get over it, it's ancient history and can't be changed. What's important is getting out of this shitshow and reforming football before the Saudis get their hands on Newcastle."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvnieFO2sho Live stream of the Chelsea protest

So the bullies will probably win in any case.

In all seriousness, this could be the sports law case(s) of the century. He'll absolutely want to be involved.

Potentially would be frustration of the contract under English law but we don't know what jurisdiction governs these contracts, for one.

Not a peep from the PL meeting.

ESPN are reporting that the Champions League semi finals are to go ahead as planned next week

From a PR perspective, the Super League should quickly accept them to build momentum in the other direction.

But I thought we were Balance Sheet champions?

It's probably Charnley whilst sitting on the bog.

Who cares man

I assume that is a joke?

Boris Johnson has written an article on the Sun's website saying he'll do everything he can to stop the proposals "in its current form". Headline: "BORIS JOHNSON I will do everything I can to give the ludicrous European Super League a straight red"