The European Super League is happening – for better or worse, it will act as the catalyst for change in European football.
- Bill Shankly explains how football should be (00:11)
- The European Super League is here (01:27)
- Gary Neville has his hypocritical say (03:00)
- Super League is the expanded Champions League 2.0 (06:43)
- UEFA generates €3.8bn per season (11:02)
- UEFA spends €295m on administration (12:31)
- The average UEFA salary is €474,276.53 (14:18)
- Are the Super League clubs just posturing? (16:16)
- UEFA are not innocent either (17:03)
- What should UEFA be? (19:57)
- New format will hurt domestic cups (27:27)
- Super League faces serious litigation (29:56)
- Who will, and won’t be taking part? (32:28)
- Premier League is a break-away league (34:16)
- The Super League will generate £10bn (35:12)
- Cons of Swiss Model Champions League (38:49)
- UEFA should care more about player welfare (40:55)
- Oh, and José’s been sacked (47:42)
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